One of the most famous novelists of the 20th Century, Graham Greene (1904-91), has lost a great deal of the popularity he enjoyed during his life. However, one hundred years after his birth a large part of his work still remains relevant, in particular the novels where his narrative vigour joins forces with some profound ideas.
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