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into Success’ (1952), an article on A. E. W. Mason, asks why some able popular novelists do not ‘progress’ beyond detective stories and historical adventures: ‘Why didn’t they grow, with such a technical start — well, a little more worthy of consideration?’. Mason’s fault is said to be detachment. H

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tuous passion for her brother and her encounters with her camera subjects such as D.H. Lawrence (a randy old man), Robert Frost (niggardly and mean-spirited beneath the folksy charm) and Ernest Hemingway (graceful under pressure). What has particularly stimulated this recollection, however, is not s

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ally important occasions, he always preferred the truth. The truth can be double-checked’. Truth as strategic policy as much as personal principle: what you disclose is limited to what can be checked. One feels there is a lot of Greene in that. From childhood, particularly in his having to negotiate

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49) Greene wrote seven novels that reviewers insisted achieved their effects through the writer’s use of the ‘cinema technique’. Some of these novels—. (1936), . (1939), and . (1943)—deployed explicitly conventional characterizations and plot devices in order to achieve unconventional effects after

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text. The story deployed elements and processes associated with several genres, including the espionage thriller, the comedy of manners, and the romantic comedy. For those intent on appreciating the story specifically as a Greene novel, many of the semantic elements from his earlier work reappeared

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d not like, and to which numerous reviewers responded with pronounced ambivalence.. The early novels—. ., and .—nonetheless had the effect of communicating an idea of Greene’s vocation and techniques that a generation of intellectuals enthralled by Leavisite and New Critical principles might not hav