RARA-AVIS: Graham Greene / Noir?

From: Mark R. Harris ( brokerharris@gmail.com)
Date: 06 Mar 2008

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In an earlier post in the "Tropic Noir" thread, I casually asked a question that I'd like to ask more formally: is Graham Greene a noir author (or at least a sometime noir author) in the eyes of this group? It seems to me that Brighton Rock, for example, is not only noir but has one of the most savage noir endings imaginable; but I'd be interested in hearing others' opinions.

Mark

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