description: In this study Dr. Davis examines Graham Greene's nonfictional writings from his first critical ventures while at Oxford, through his prewar years as a reviewer for The Spectator, to his postwar journalistic pieces and memoirs. Greene's essays, reviews, scholarly books, personal commentaries, and polemical articles provide a valuable adjunct to his fiction because they include a wealth of information regarding the evolution of his art from the inception of fictional themes to their manifestation in an increasingly sophisticated style and technique.
language: English
title: Graham Greene: The Artist As Critic
titlecomplete: Graham Greene: The Artist As Critic
publisher: York Pr