by Graham Greene · Hesperus Press Ltd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781843911098
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«No Man's Land» is the spy novel by Graham Greene, published by Hesperus Press in paperback in 2004 (160 pages, in English).
Brown, a «civilian» in the Harz mountains, near the Iron Curtain, crosses into the Russian zone claiming a Catholic pilgrimage. Arrested and interrogated, without confessing his motives, he finds an unexpected ally to complete the mission and return to the West. A tale of espionage, superstition and betrayal about fear and crossed borders.
It belongs to the Modern Voices collection from Hesperus Press and includes a foreword by David Lodge.
For readers of spy and suspense novels, and for followers of Graham Greene.
Henry Graham Greene was an English writer and journalist regarded by many as one of the leading novelists of the 20th century.
