Old man yells at cloud but you can't help agreeing.

A sharp, irritable, and often very funny collection of letters Graham Greene sent to newspapers over four decades. These aren’t polite clarifications or literary PR. They’re interventions on politics, war, religion, censorship, reviewers getting things wrong, and the general stupidity of public discourse. We love.

Read together, the letters form a parallel autobiography—Greene in public, reacting in real time, refusing to smooth his edges. It’s an unusually direct record of a major writer thinking aloud, correcting the record, and occasionally picking fights he knows he won’t win.

First edition, hardcover, minimal wear. A good dip in and out kind of book, and far more revealing than most memoirs.