The Green Mile
1999
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2 days ago · I was partly inspired by Graham Greene novels and James Bond films, partly inspired by the history of British polar exploration, and partly just really wanted to mash these two characters together ...
5 days ago · Graham Greene to Marcel Moré in Conversations with Graham Greene edited by Henry J. Donaghy and published in 1992. “Faith. To believe that nothing of what we are able to grasp is God. Negative faith. But also, to believe that what we are unable to grasp is more real than what we are able to grasp….
1 day ago · Book Thingy: Another Graham Greene. I was shocked to learn that Graham Greene's novel Our Man in Havana was based on a true story that happened in Germany. It was the Cold War, and everywhere was a spy, oh my. This actual MI6 British Operative in Germany created a whole spy network of their guys and our guys.
4 days ago · Greene is generally considered a spy novelist, but his first novels have not been about intelligence. His first novel, for example, The Man Within (1929), was about a smuggler of alcohol who betrays his colleagues to the police. While on the run, the smuggler meets a stranger in a bar who makes the witty statement: “‘We shall never put down ...
1 day ago · BUNTIN has hired Chris McMahon as sr. creative lead/copywriter and Graham Greene as sr. creative lead/art director. McMahon and Greene come to the Nashville-based agency from Detroit and Los Angeles, respectively. At their new roost, they will partner on award-winning accounts such as SERVPRO and CFP Board.
I am a Hindu who knew next to nothing about Graham Greene's religion. Had read his The Power and the Glory. This essay which I stumbled upn today makes me want to read more Greene. The endnotes too are revelations to me:
1 day ago · At BUNTIN, Chris will team with fellow new hire Graham Greene to craft breakthrough creative for multiple accounts. Graham came to BUNTIN from Los Angeles, where he enjoyed roles such as associate creative director for agencies like VML on accounts including Lululemon, Microsoft, Intel, and Driscoll’s.
