The Life of Graham Greene 1904-1939 (Paperback)
| Author: Norman Sherry |
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Publish Date: 4/10/2007
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(in Inches) 9.25H x 6L x 2.25T
Pages:
816
Age Range:
22 to UP
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Author Bio
Norman Sherry
A fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, Sherry has taught at Lancaster University and is Mitchell Distinguished Professor of Literature at Trinity University in San Antonio.
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New York Times Book Review
"Norman Sherry...brings to the pursuit of Graham Greene an obsessional, relentless passion for detail and the sifting of ambiguous evidence worthy of the curious object of his unremitting investigations...For what [he] gives us in this second volume of his massive study of a grotesquely complicated life is a compulsively readable, astutely humane account that, in less responsible hands, could have been presented in sensationalist, even salacious terms." - Terence Brown Times Literary Supplement
"...[A] convincing, well-told story; Sherry has done his work with admirable throughness and skill." - Pico Iyer 5/26/89
"Norman Sherry...brings to the pursuit of Graham Greene an obsessional, relentless passion for detail and the sifting of ambiguous evidence worthy of the curious object of his unremitting investigations...For what [he] gives us in this second volume of his massive study of a grotesquely complicated life is a compulsively readable, astutely humane account that, in less responsible hands, could have been presented in sensationalist, even salacious terms." - Terence Brown Times Literary Supplement
"...[A] convincing, well-told story; Sherry has done his work with admirable throughness and skill." - Pico Iyer 5/26/89
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