Works of Graham Greene, Volume 3

Mike Hill is a retired teacher. He edits A Sort of Newsletter, the magazine of The Graham Greene Birthplace Trust. He directed the 2021 Greene International Festival in Berkhamsted, his sixth in charge. The 2011 volume Dangerous Edges of Graham Greene included his essay ‘Greene and Hitchcock’. He co-authored with Jon Wise the above-mentioned books on Greene.Jon Wise writes books and articles both about Graham Greene and on naval history. He has co-authored two books on Greene: The Works of Graham Greene: A Reader’s Bibliography & Guide (Continuum 2012) and The Works of Graham Greene Volume 2: A Guide to the Graham Greene Archives (Bloomsbury 2015). He is website manager of the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust website www.grahamgreenebt.org .

• INTRODUCTIONSection 1A: Additional Material relating to Graham Greene’s Published WorkPart A: Books by Graham Greene Part B: Contributions by Graham Greene to booksPart C: Contributions by Graham Greene to Newspapers, Journals and MagazinesPart D: Letters written by Graham GreenePart E: Published Interviews with Graham GreenePart F: Films made of Greene’s Fiction & Films written by Graham GreeneBibliography of Published Works by Graham GreeneSection 1B: Part A: New Entries relating to Graham Greene’s Published WorkPart B: Contributions by Graham Greene to booksPart C: Contributions by Graham Greene to Newspapers, Journals and MagazinesPart D: Letters written by Graham GreenePart E: Published Interviews with Graham GreeneBibliography of Published Works by Graham GreeneSection 2A: Additional Material relating to Graham Greene’s Unpublished Works & Archival PapersSection 2B: New Entries relating to the Unpublished Works & Archival Material of Graham GreenePart 1: Context & AnalysisArchives in the United KingdomArchive in SwedenPart 2: ListingsArchives in the United KingdomArchives in the United States of AmericaOther ArchivesSection 3 EssaysINDEX

This final volume of The Works of Graham Greene is a fitting conclusion to Wise and Hill’s years of research. It will be invaluable to Greene scholars and to anyone writing about modern British literature.