Inscribed by Greene to the author Paul Gallico. This first English language edition, was preceded by a translation in Swedish published by P.A. Nor...

Presentation copy. The first English language edition, preceded by a translation in Swedish published by P.A. Norstedt & Soners in the previous...

The inscription reads: 'For Ralph & Mur, with love from Graham. Christmas 1960.' Ralph Richardson's bookplate is below the inscription. The bo...

First edition. The first edition, published in New York, of Greene's (1904-1991) classic murder-thriller Brighton Rock. The original pictorial dust...

First edition, first impression; original red cloth-backed green boards, titles to spine gilt, green topstain, illustrated endpapers, with the dus...

First edition, 8vo, contemporary ink gift inscription to front free endpaper, foxing to edges of text-block but otherwise internally fine, publish...

First edition of this post-war collection of stories, uncommon in the dustjacket. Stories include 'The Basement Room', subsequently filmed memorab...

Something of a Greene curioso, albeit very much in line with the author's personal preoccupations and interests. Nino Caffè was an Italian painter...

Presentation copy. Author's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'For Ragnar & Greta (my collaborator) with love from Gr...

A beautifully crafted novel portraying the intricate machinations and agonies of an illicit affair and possible divine intervention; a semi-auto-b...

Greene's first novel. The first edition of Graham Greene's first novel, produced in a print run of only 2500 copies; a psychological tale of smuggl...

Greene's scarce second book; the author was dissatisfied with the work and, as with Rumour at Nightfall, disowned it and prevented it from being r...

Presentation copy. First edition with the author's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'To Marcelle with love & thanks ...

Author's corrected copy with autograph revisions. The revisions include the changing of 'Gare de l'Ouest' to 'Gare Montparnasse' on several pages; ...