Norman Sherry. Stated first American edition. Volume 2. Both unclipped dust jacket and hardcover are in Very Good+ condition. No writing or markings found in the book, 562 pp.
A definitive installment in the landmark biography of one of the twentieth century’s most important literary figures, The Life of Graham Greene, Volume II by Norman Sherry traces Greene’s life during his most productive and complex years—when his reputation as a major novelist, political observer, and moral philosopher was firmly established.
Sherry, Greene’s authorized biographer, draws on unprecedented access to personal correspondence, unpublished manuscripts, and firsthand interviews to illuminate Greene’s work, travels, faith, and inner conflicts. This volume explores the period in which Greene produced many of his most enduring novels, while navigating espionage, exile, Catholicism, and global politics—elements that shaped his unique literary voice.
Highly regarded for its scholarly rigor and narrative depth, Sherry’s biography remains the standard reference for collectors, academics, and Greene enthusiasts alike.
Why This Book Matters
This volume is essential for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Graham Greene’s literary legacy, his moral vision, and the real-world experiences that informed works such as The Quiet American, The Heart of the Matter, and The Power and the Glory. First American editions in collectible condition are increasingly difficult to find, particularly with clean jackets.
