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Re: Graham Greene
I read authors serially. I find one I like and read everything they've written. He is my current obsession.
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Re: Graham Greene
One of my favourite writers. I'm currently rereading his second autobiography, "Ways of Escape". Brilliant. "The Quiet American" should be required reading in this day and age.
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Re: Graham Greene
cmon guys, how about some reviews?
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Re: Graham Greene
Greene is perhaps my favorite author of the 20th century. In addition to the great works listed above, "A Burnt-Out Case" is incredible.
Micro Review/Warning - He did become excessively religious later in his career, and you have to put up with quite a bit of heavy-handed imagery. Not a big problem in things like Brighton Rock and The Third Man though. ==arbitrary |
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Re: Graham Greene
brighton rock is great. i read it for english class and it was one of the few times i really enjoyed all the commentary the prof was making on it. there's lots of good stuff in that book.
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Re: Graham Greene
Ive only read Brighton Rock of Greene's stuff, and really liked it a lot. C'mon you readers, give us some reviews, whet our appetites!
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Re: Graham Greene
He has two autobiographies that are really great. I'd recommend them to just about anybody.
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