Order of Graham Greene Books
Graham Greene (1904-1991) was an English author of literary fiction and thriller novels, non-fiction, short stories, poetry, plays, screenplays and more. His writing explored ambivalent moral and political issues of the world at the time. Greene’s work often contained Catholic themes, although he objected to being referred to as a “Catholic novelist.” He spent the final years of his life living in Switzerland, in the same town as Charlie Chaplin (the two were close friends).
Graham Greene became a published author in 1925 with the poetry collection Babbling April. His first novel was The Man Within, published in 1929. His final novel was The Captain and the Enemy, which was published in 1988. Below is a list of Graham Greene’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| The Man Within | (1929) |
  
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| The Name of Action | (1930) |
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| Rumour at Nightfall | (1931) |
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| Stamboul Train | (1932) |
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| It's a Battlefield | (1934) |
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| The Bear Fell Free | (1935) |
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| England Made Me | (1935) |
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| A Gun for Sale | (1936) |
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| Brighton Rock | (1938) |
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| The Confidential Agent | (1939) |
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| The Heart of the Matter | (1940) |
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| The Power and the Glory | (1940) |
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| The Ministry of Fear | (1943) |
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| The Third Man | (1950) |
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| The End of the Affair | (1951) |
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| Loser Takes All | (1955) |
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| The Quiet American | (1955) |
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| Our Man in Havana | (1958) |
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| A Burnt-Out Case | (1960) |
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| The Comedians | (1966) |
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| Travels with My Aunt | (1969) |
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| The Honorary Consul | (1973) |
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| The Human Factor | (1978) |
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| Dr. Fischer of Geneva or The Bomb Party | (1980) |
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| Monsignor Quixote | (1982) |
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| Getting to Know the General | (1984) |
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| The Tenth Man | (1985) |
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| The Captain and the Enemy | (1988) |
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Publication Order of Short Stories
| No Man's Land | (2004) |
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Publication Order of Short Story Collections
| Babbling April | (1925) |
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| Graham Greene's Nineteen Stories | (1947) |
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| A Sense of Reality | (1950) |
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| Twenty-One Stories | (1954) |
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| May We Borrow Your Husband? & Other Comedies of the Sexual Life | (1967) |
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| The Portable Graham Greene | (1973) |
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| Selected Works | (1977) |
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| The Last Word and Other Stories | (1990) |
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| The End of the Party | (1993) |
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| The Collected Plays | (2002) |
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| Complete Short Stories | (2005) |
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Publication Order of Standalone Plays
| The Potting Shed | (1957) |
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| The Return of A.J. Raffles | (1975) |
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Publication Order of Picture Books
| The Little Train | (1946) |
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| The Little Fire Engine | (1950) |
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| The Little Horse Bus | (1952) |
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| The Little Steamroller | (1955) |
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Publication Order of Anthologies
| The Old School | (1934) |
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| The Spy's Bedside Book | (1957) |
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Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Journey Without Maps | (1936) |
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| The Lawless Roads | (1939) |
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| British Dramatists | (1942) |
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| Why Do I Write: An Exchange of Views Between Elizabeth Bowen, Graham Greene and V.S. Pritchett | (1948) |
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| In Search of a Character: Two African Journals | (1961) |
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| Collected Essays | (1969) |
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| A Sort of Life | (1971) |
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| Pleasure Dome: The Collected Film Criticism, 1935-40 | (1972) |
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| Lord Rochester's Monkey: Being the Life of John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester | (1974) |
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| Ways of Escape | (1980) |
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| The Heritage of British Literature | (1983) |
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| Yours etc.: Letters to the Press, 1945-89 | (1989) |
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| Reflections | (1990) |
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| Fragments of Autobiography | (1991) |
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| Articles of Faith: The Collected Tablet Journalism of Graham Greene | (2006) |
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Notes: Stamboul Train was also published as The Orient Express. England Made Me was also titled The Shipwrecked. A Gun for Sale was also published as This Gun for Hire. The Power and the Glory is also known as The Labyrinthine Ways. The Lawless Roads was also published as Another Mexico.
The Spy’s Bedside Book was co-edited by Hugh Greene. Why Do I Write was written with Elizabeth Bowen and V.S. Pritchett. The Heritage of British Literature was co-authored with Elizabeth Bowen, Anthony Burgess, Lord David Cecil and Kate O’Brien.
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