Graham Green, in memoriam by Juan José Lanero Fernández

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Religious paradoxes in Graham Greene’s novels by Nettie Cloete

“…Graham Greene's work, especially his major novels, reveals his probing interest in religious matters. …”
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Graham Greene’s real and imaginary French Riviera by François Gallix

“…Malesherbes in Paris, Capri where he had bought a house why did Graham Greene decide to spend almost twenty years, from 1966 to 1990, in the small French provincial town of Antibes ? …”
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Christian GUTLEBEN, Graham Greene. The Power and the Glory by François Gallix

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Graham Greene: A traveler's narrative and the paradox by Luis Alfredo Fernandes de Assis

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Dogmatism, Materialism and Faith in Graham Greene’s Prose by Bohdan Vysloužil

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Art imitates life: Edward G. Landsdale and the fiction of Vietnam = A arte imita a vida: Edward G. Landsdale e a ficção da guerra de Vietnã by Tom Burns

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Graham Greene’s Journey Without Maps and the Fascination of the Abomination by John AIREY

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A Brief Outlook on Graham Greene’s Reception in France by Gianina Daniela SABAU

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Graham Greene’s The Quiet American. A Sartrian Existentialist Critique by Gianina Daniela SABAU

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Early Translations of Graham Greene: Communist Censorship and Translation Policies by Gianina Daniela SABAU

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<b>Art imitates life: Edward G. Landsdale and the fiction of Vietnam</b> - DOI: 10.4025/actascilangcult.v31i1.6435 by Thomas Laborie Burns

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Graham Greene and Leopoldo Durán: Quixotic Companions Across Spain and Portugal by Carlos Villar Flor

“… It is well known that in his later years Graham Greene spent several summer holidays travelling around Spain and Portugal in the company of his friend Leopoldo Durán, a Galician scholar and Catholic priest. …”
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Ferris Wheels, Faust, and Forms of Influence in Malcolm Lowry and Graham Greene by Stevenson Randall

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Graham Greene and Leopoldo Durán: quixotic companions across Spain and Portugal by Carlos Villar Flor

“… It is well known that in his later years Graham Greene spent several summer holidays travelling around Spain and Portugal in the company of his friend Leopoldo Durán, a Galician scholar and Catholic priest. …”
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Mönster i grönt. Graham Greene och 1900-talslitteraturens villkor by Anders Öhman

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« Le presque rien » — les récits avortés de Graham Greene by François Gallix

“…The theme of this article is based on several sources : the « Je-ne-sais-quoi et le Presque rien » by Vladimir Jankelevitch, « Dire presque la même chose » by Umberto Eco and Simon Critcley’s « Very little, almost nothing ». It deals with Graham Greene’s ghost texts, stillborn books, unfinished or simply evoked narratives, pastiches, « almost nothings » that still satisfy the reader’s curiosity.…”
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The Ethics of Facing Western Notions in Graham Greene’s A Burnt-Out Case by Beatriz Valverde Jiménez

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Partying Critics: A Dual Take on Duality in Graham Greene’s “The End of the Party” by Nathalie Jaëck, Arnaud Schmitt

“…In this article, two French scholars look back on their practices as critics via a double, reflexive analysis of Graham Greene’s short story, “The End of the Party.” While they belong to the same generation, they were influenced by different theoretical backgrounds: French classical narratology and French theory on the one hand, post-classical narratology and cognitive poetics on the other. …”
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The Search for Utopia and its Consequences: Political Commitment in <i>Historia de Mayta</i> by Mario Vargas Llosa and <i>The Honorary Consul</i> by Graham Greene by Beatriz Valverde Jiménez

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