Books by Richard Greene

The definitive one-volume biography of a literary legend.

This book contains spoilers-as well as entertaining and thoughtful analysis of them.

For the better part of forty years, Edith Sitwell's poetry has been neglected by critics. But born into a family of privileged eccentrics, Edith Sitwell was highly regarded by her contemporaries: the great writers and artists of the day who attended her unlikely London literary salon. Her quips and anecdotes were legendary and her works like English Eccentrics confirmed her comic genius, while later she established herself as the quintessential poet of the Blitz.This masterly biography, meticulously researched and drawing on many previously unseen letters, firmly places Edith Sitwell in the literary tradition to which she belongs.

Contains selections of Irish prose and poetry which represent this nation's literary heritage.

* The first book of Graham Greene's letters - the most intimate record we have of a life lived at the heart of modern history

Now in paperback. A magnificent collection of letters by one of Britain's most famous literary figures

Covering everything from Aristotle to ziti, this title explores such topics as: is Tony Soprano a good man?; is Carmella a feminist?; morally speaking who is the worst person on "The Sopranos"; and is watching "The Sopranos" harmful to your mental or moral health?