Graham Greene is the author of a rich memoir heritage, which includes his autobiographical books “Part of Life” and “Ways of Salvation”, travel notes “Journey without a Map”, literary diaries “Roads of Lawlessness”, “In Search of a Hero”, a huge number articles and essays "How rarely does a novelist turn to the material that is at hand!" - Green lamented, but he himself traveled the entire planet in search of this material. Vietnam and Cuba, Mexico and the USA, Africa and Europe found a place in his “Greenland”. “I was always drawn to those countries where the political situation seemed to play the card between life and death. I was attracted by turning points,” the writer admitted. “Sometimes I think books affect people’s lives more than people do,” says one of Greene’s characters. A volume of memoir prose by a remarkable English writer is one of such books. The volume of memoir prose includes the writer’s memoirs “Part of Life,” travel essays “Roads of Lawlessness” and “Journey Without a Map,” notes on literature and cinema.