Original grey cloth, lettered in gilt some tanning of outer leaves a few edge spots slight flaw to final leaf, but otherwise a very good copy in the dust-jacket – the jacket lightly tanned, but with just minimal wear and a couple of slight nicks, and also very good. Adultery and broken hearts in Clapham – the basis of both the 1955 film with Deborah Kerr and Van Johnson, and the 1999 film with Julianne Moore and Ralph Fiennes.Ĭrown 8vo (19cm). GREENE, Graham (Henry Graham), 1904-1991 : THE END OF THE AFFAIR. To purchase, call us or e-mail us at quoting stock number 44191 – or simply click on the button Bound in a smart recent half black morocco, banded and gilt some spotting of edges and prelims, but otherwise a very good and attractive copy of a difficult wartime Greene. Informed by his work at the Ministry of Information – and turned into the 1944 Fritz Lang film noir, with Ray Milland and Marjorie Reynolds.Ĭrown 8vo (182 x 118mm). Greene’s powerful evocation of London in the blitz – a spy thriller full of guilt, menace and deceit. GREENE, Graham (Henry Graham), 1904-1991 : THE MINISTRY OF FEAR : AN ENTERTAINMENT. To purchase, call us or e-mail us at quoting stock number 39622 – or simply click on the button Bound in a smart recent half red morocco original cloth backstrip preserved at rear some spotting of edges, but a very good copy.
He uses close-ups and long shots and panoramas, and the action is seen through the camera-eye of each spectator in turn” (The Scotsman, 15th February 1934).Ĭrown 8vo (174 x 111mm).
he has adopted methods more familiar in the cinema than in fiction. “Mr Greene has a reputation for unconventional composition. Greene’s first overtly political novel – “the injustice of man’s justice” – in some sense an inversion of the traditional detective story, as a communist London bus-driver awaits his hanging. GREENE, Graham (Henry Graham), 1904-1991 : IT’S A BATTLEFIELD. UNITED KINGDOM Tel: (+44)-(0)20-8672-2263ĬLICK ON REFRESH/RELOAD TO ENSURE YOU HAVE THE UPDATED VERSION OF THIS PAGE
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