“Are the words well chosen and do the characters live? All the rest belongs to literary gossip. You are not in this class to learn how to be gossip-writers.”
A Visit to Morin, a short story by Graham Greene
The prolific Mr. Greene had over a dozen of his novels made into movies, although one of the most wonderful of them was developed as a screenplay first; The Third Man, directed by Carol Reed, starring Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, and Orson Welles.
Love Joseph Cotton
My relatives on my DAD’s side had the last name GREENE!!
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