"Monsignor Quixote" is a novel by the greatest English writer Graham Greene. This work is unexpected. The author, as it were, transfers the plot and immortal...

Graham Greene (1904-1991) used to divide his novels into “serious” and “entertaining,” but such a division is very arbitrary: he has always been and remains ...

“The Honorary Consul” is a political novel by Graham Greene about the revolutionary underground. The outline of the “Honorary Consul” is an attempt to kidnap...

“Travels with Auntie” is an eccentric biography of a lady of easy virtue, who in her old age retained her cheerful disposition and penchant for adventure. Fo...

One-act play. Published in the journal “Foreign Literature”, No. 2, 2019

Green's novel, the love story "The End of One Affair" (1951), takes place in London during the German bombings of World War II.

Green's novel is consi...

The first volume of the Collected Works of the greatest English writer Graham Greene (1904–1991) includes three novels: “England Made Me” (1935), “Brighton L...

Occupied France, a barracks in a concentration camp. The Nazis were killed, and the commandant ordered every tenth person in the camp to be shot. Thirty host...

Graham Greene, an outstanding English writer of the 20th century, was associated with the British intelligence services during the Second World War. His deep...

The Man Inside (1925), the first published novel by a still very young Graham Greene, immediately began to enjoy what the writer himself called “inexplicable...

A very funny play by Graham Greene (1904–1991) “For Whom the Bell Tolls” translated by Viktor Golyshev.