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Graham Greene is my favorite British Author. He did more for my being a Christian than anyone except Fydor Dostoevesky. For it is easy to praise God in light and goodness, but what about in the era and place of the fall? Where evil exists and seems to be everywhere and cynicism rules the day of thinking people? To me Graham Greene in his novels showed that was indeed possible.
My favorite book of his by far is A Burnt Out Case. Published in 1961, it is a story of faith and the loss of faith.
| Graham Greene Novels | |
| The Man Within | (1929) |
| Stamboul Train or The Orient Express | (1932) |
| It's a Battlefield | (1934) |
| England Made Me | (1935) |
| A Gun for Sale or This Gun for Hire | (1936) |
| Brighton Rock | (1938) |
| The Confidential Agent | (1939) |
| The Heart of the Matter | (1940) |
| The Power and the Glory | (1940) |
| The Ministry of Fear | (1943) |
| The Third Man | (1950) |
| The End of the Affair | (1951) |
| The Shipwrecked | (1953) |
| Loser Takes All | (1955) |
| The Quiet American | (1955) |
| Our Man in Havana | (1958) |
| A Burnt-Out Case | (1960) |
| The Comedians | (1966) |
| Travels with My Aunt | (1969) |
| The Honorary Consul | (1973) |
| The Human Factor | (1978) |
| Doctor Fischer of Geneva: or The Bomb Party | (1980) |
| Monsignor Quixote | (1982) |
| The Tenth Man | (1985) |
| The Captain and the Enemy | (1988) |
