Graham Greene's Childless Fathers (Studies in 20th Century Literature)

Here is a book which offers an original and comprehensive view of the thematic development in Greene's major novels from the mid-1920s to the late 1970s, cutting across the conventional distinction between the Catholic and non-Catholic phase, and illuminating the painful spiritual autonomy within which Greene's characters are impelled to operate in the twentieth-century wasteland, both in the ostensibly religious novels and in the later works.