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Hanns would recommend authors to read: Balzac and Proust for the human condition, Graham Greene for all things travel, Cyril Connolly for his essays. Chesterton, Graham Greene, Christopher Dawson, and David Jones, by Adam Schwartz, Washington, D. This novel is reminiscent of Graham Greene and John Le Carre, especially because one of the main characters is a veteran newspaper correspondent, Stan Kelly, who is probably on his last adventurous assignment--his last chance to redeem himself and his credentials. |
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Graham Greene - English novelist and Catholic (1904-1991)