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Heart of the Matter: Review
In The Heart of the Matter, Graham Greene takes a fundamentally ordinary decent man down a path that leads to spiritual conflict and despair. Henry Scobie is an assistant police commissioner stationed...
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Revealed – results of Classics Club Spin #4:
Graham Greene The roulette wheel for the Classics Club spin-along finished with the ball landing on number 10.Which means I will be reading The Power and the Glory by Grahame Greene. Phew! I said...
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The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene: Book Review
In what many experts consider Graham Greene’s masterpiece, a human drama is played out against a background of opposing idealogies. The Power and the Glory chronicles the struggle by a Catholic priest...
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Armchair BEA 2014 kick off: introductions
This year’s Book Expo America kicks off today but since I can’t make it across the Atlantic for the in person event, I’ll have to content myself with joining in the armchair version. I’ll be in good...
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From Austen to Forster in six steps
It’s time for another round of Six Degrees of Separation hosted by Kate at Books Are My Favourite and Best and for once I have read the starting book in the chain. For anyone unfamiliar with Six...
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The Human Factor by Graham Greene
The Human Factor is a novel about a very ordinary, almost nondescript, man who makes his living in the shady world of espionage. It’s not your typical spy novel however. Clandestine meetings, secret...
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Revealed: My 8 Most Frequently Read Authors
I’m not a big reader of series so it’s been a challenge to reach the magical 10 for this week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic: Authors I’ve Read the Most Books By. Maybe I made it too difficult by setting a...
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