The Writer and the Traitor : A thrilling history of the 20th century's most intriguing friendship - between novelist Graham Greene and spy Kim Philby Materials science mounting debt led to the

mounting debt led to the passing of the Railways Act by Parliament in that year

the grave of Anne Brontë

Author: Hayward

author of The Things that we Lost

'I could not put down and devoured in one sitting

The Writer and the Traitor : A thrilling history of the 20th century's most intriguing friendship - between novelist Graham Greene and spy Kim Philby Materials science mounting debt led to theAuthor: Verkaik, Robert Espionage & secret services Published on 9 April 2026 by Headline Publishing Group (Headline Welbeck Non Fiction) in the United Kingdom. Hardback 384 pages, eight page black and white picture section 163 x 242 x 35 618g '[An] elegant and forensic double portrait setting Greene, that sociologist of sin, alongside the Kremlin's golden boy Philby, with the lengthening shadow of the cold war falling between them both his subjects