A study of Graham Greene's travel writing and his fiction, focussing on his four great novels: 'Brighton Rock', 'The Power and the Glory', 'The Heart of the Matter' and 'The End of the Affair." Greene's psychology and his religious beliefs, it is argued, were inextricably intertwined and resulted in his fascination for life on "the edge of things" and in his penchant for danger and life-threatening situations. The origins and development of Greene's fictional world are traced in what should prove a useful and thought-provoking perspective for students of Graham Greene, Catholic writers and twentieth century fiction.

The sales of organic products have increased significantly over the last five years in Europe and the USA. This, along with the EU's definition of organic in 1993, has prompted the publication of a practical guide which describes what is involved in the processing and production of organic food ingredients and products. This handbook emphasizes technological, economic and regulatory issues, and includes a directory of companies which sell and produce organic foods and ingredients. It should interest organic food manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, organic farmers and growers, and those in academic research institutions.