Greene, Graham

A little steamroller at the London Airport helps foil a smuggling plan.

In anticlerical Mexico after the revolution of 1910, the last priest left--the worldly "whiskey priest"--seeks to reconcile his dual nature as saint and sinner while running from the Communists.

Contains a collection of the complete short stories of British writer, Graham Greene, author of "The Power and the Glory, " and "The Heart of the Matter.".

An eager young American channels economic aid to a "third force", but when a British journalist intervenes his motives are suspect because the American takes his Vietnamese mistress away from him.

In anticlerical Mexico after the revolution of 1910, the last priest left--the worldly "whiskey priest"--seeks to reconcile his dual nature as saint and sinner while running from the Communists.

Novelist Maurice Bendrix's love affair with his friend's wife comes to an end when a bomb explodes during the Blitz rendering Maurice unconscious and Sarah makes a pact with God that she will end the affair if he spares Maurice's life.

An eager young American channels economic aid to a "third force", but when a British journalist intervenes his motives are suspect because the American takes his Vietnamese mistress away from him.

Presents two stories by Graham Greene, including "The Third Man, " in which Rollo Martins, invited to Vienna by his schoolmate and hero Harry Lime, decides to investigate when he arrives to learn his friend has died under suspicious circumstances; and "The Fallen Idol" in which a young boy becomes tragically caught up in the games adults play.