Who wrote The End of the Affair?

Graham Greene wrote The End of the Affair, first published in 1951. It is a work of literary fiction and is rated 'Essential Read' in our catalogue.

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The End of the Affair

Name: The End of the Affair
Author: Graham Greene

by Graham Greene · 1951

Literary Fiction · ranked #140 in category

Maurice Bendrix, a novelist, has an intense affair with the wife of a civil servant that ends mysteriously — without explanation — in wartime London. Years later, obsession and jealousy drive him to discover why. Greene's most personal novel is about love, hate and the possibility of religious faith arriving through the most unexpected door.

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