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Greene, Graham A Sort of Life by Greene, Graham
New York:Simon and Schuster Good
npd., c. 1971, First printing, black cloth, 220pp., G(wear to head of spine, rubbed, X-Library, spine cocked, bds.soiled)
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6.80 USD
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Graham Greene Our Man in Havana
The Bodley Head Ltd 0370014286 / 9780370014289 Hardcover Good
0370014286 Former library book with the usual markings and stickers, otherwise clean inside and out May ship from alternate location depending on your zip code and availability.
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32.99 USD
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Graham Greene The Captain and the Enemy
The Viking Press 1988 0670824054 / 9780670824052 First American Edition/first Printing Hardcover/Ex-Library Good
0670824054 Good/Good c. 1988, white/blue bds. w/d.j., 189pp., (very lt.shelf wear, bds.slightly bowed, d.j. taped to bds, very lt.edge wear) Ex-Library.A wonderful surprise, September 12, 2005Reviewer: Cosimato (New York) - See all my reviews Publishers reprinting an author's entire opus are always claiming obscure works have been unfairly overlooked. In the case of "The Captain and the Enemy," that is surely true. Any reader will find all sorts of intrigues in this little-known work. But even for a Greene fan, like me, this was something of a revelation--one also made possible through the brilliant introduction by John Auchard. You'll gain more insight into a complex author from this short novel and new introduction than from three volumnes of most biographies. DGibson from Brooklyn.
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4.20 USD
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Greene, Graham The Comedians by Greene, Graham
New York The Viking Press Book Club (BCE/BOMC) Hardcover Good
Good ??? 8vo - over 7?¾" - 9?¾" tall c. 1966, aqua bds. w/d.j., 275pp., (lt.shelf wear, previous price written inside front cover, d.j.: lt.chipped, lt.rubbed, sticker to lower bd.)
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4.25 USD
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Graham Greene The Honorary Consul
Pocket 1983 0671472712 / 9780671472719 Paperback Good
0671472712 Some wear to cover. Review "The tension never relaxes and one reads hungrily from page to page, reading the moment it will end." - Auberon Waugh, Evening Standard --This text refers to the Paperback edition. Product Description Set in a provincial Argentinean town, The Honorary Consul takes place in that bleak country of exhausted passion, betrayal, and absurd hope that Graham Greene has explored so precisely in such novels as The Power and the Glory and The Comedians. On the far side of the great, muddy river that separates the two countries lies Paraguay, a brutal dictatorship shaken by sporadic revolutionary activity; on the near side, a torpid city whose only visible cultural institution is a brothel. The foreigners of the city are refugees, each washed up on the banks of the Paran?á by some inner disaster or defeat: Dr. Eduardo Plarr, a physician, whose English father has vanished into a Paraguayan prison, and for whom "caring is the only dangerous thing"; Humphries, a teacher of English, who has touched bottom and accepted it; Charley Fortnum, the Honorary Consul, who at the age of sixty-one, sustained by drink and his disputed status as British Consul, still retains enough hope and illusion to marry a twenty-year-old girl from Se?ñora Sanchez' brothel... With gathering force, Graham Greene draws his characters into the political chaos that lies beneath the surface of South American life. Fortnum is kidnapped by Paraguayan revolutionaries who have mistaken him for the American Ambassador. Realizing their error, they threaten to execute him anyway if their demands are not met. Plarr, torn between his instinctive feeling for the revolutionaries -- one of whom is an old friend -- and his ambiguous relationship with Fortnum, whose wife he has taken as a lover, becomes involved in a tragicomedy that leads inexorably to a meaningless death. At the center of The Honorary Consul is Plarr, a brilliant Graham Greene creation, perhaps the most moving and convincing figure in his fiction. Plarr is a man so cut off from human feeling, so puzzled by the emotional needs of men like Fortnum, that he is paradoxically vulnerable, chillingly exposed, and required in the end to pay with his life for the illusions that other people believe in and that he himself cannot share. In the men and women who surround Plarr -- Clara, who has moved from the brothel to Charley Fortnum's bedroom; Father Rivas, the revolutionary priest who dominates those near him, despite his unsanctified marriage and belief in political terror; Saavedra, the Argentinean novelist, whose work lugubriously mirrors the world around him; Aquino, the poet-turned-revolutionary; Colonel Perez, the cheerfully efficient chief of police -- Graham Greene has created a world peculiarly his own. It is a world illuminated by that special passion for the complexities of love, faith, compassion, and betrayal that lies at the very heart of his work. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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1.69 USD
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Graham Greene The Tenth Man
New York Simon & Schuster 067150794X / 9780671507947 Book Club (BCE/BOMC) Hardcover/Ex-Library Good
067150794X Good-/musty Odor/Good c. 1985, blue bds. w/d.j., 157pp., (lt.shelf wear, musty odor, d.j. taped to bds., very lt.chipped, sm.tear upper front)
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5.95 USD
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Graham Greene Under the Garden
Penguin (Non-Classics) 0146000579 / 9780146000577 PAPERBACK Good
0146000579 Softcover. Clean inside and out May ship from alternate location depending on your zip code and availability.
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Graham Greene Under the Garden
Penguin (Non-Classics) 0146000579 / 9780146000577 PAPERBACK Good
0146000579 Paperback, clean inside and out except for water damage mark on back May ship from alternate location depending on your zip code and availability.
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