The celebrated British novelist was deeply influenced by personal turmoil, travels, and complex relationships—especially with Ireland and its people. Greene’s formative visits to Achill Island inspired some of his greatest works, while his tumultuous love affair with Catherine Walston shaped “The End of the Affair.”
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