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  1. Ok, I think that's enough questions for you all! I'll check back in tomorrow & RT responses from those at work/on different timezones 9:27 AM Sep 1st from web
  2. And does Bendrix accept ‘the possibility of God’? Or does God remain a mystery to him? 9:23 AM Sep 1st from web
  3. Last few questions: ‘I look forward to these evening walks of ours,’ Henry said.’ What do you make of Bendrix & Henry’s relationship? 9:22 AM Sep 1st from web
  4. And @insidebooks says 'have read a fair amount of Greene and always happy to read more. Our Man in Havana is great' 9:18 AM Sep 1st from web
  5. RT @invisiblea Enjoyed it, anything else of his you would recommend? Thought Sarah and Benedrix _were_ in love, but in a complicated way 9:17 AM Sep 1st from web
  6. We have one definite fan of Greene! @stujallen love greene he such versatile writer yes will be reading more 9:05 AM Sep 1st from web
  7. Ok, question 5: Sarah claims that she is ‘a bitch and a fake’. Does she hide her true self from everyone? Who do you think Sarah really is? 9:01 AM Sep 1st from web
  8. While I read people's responses - a more general question...who enjoyed reading it? Did it surprise you? Would you read more Graham Greene? 8:52 AM Sep 1st from web
  9. Question 4: If you’ve seen either of the film adaptations of the book, do you think they captured the inner turmoil of the characters? 8:44 AM Sep 1st from web
  10. So @carolahuttmann reckons that 'Bendrix's feelings for Sarah are deeper than hers are for him. Lust dominates, I think'. 8:42 AM Sep 1st from web
  11. And one more to get you started...How important is the setting and timing of the affair? Is the war an accomplice or an enemy? 8:31 AM Sep 1st from web
  12. and to follow up: Do you think that Sarah and Bendrix were in love or lust? 8:27 AM Sep 1st from web
  13. 1st question:‘A story has no beginning or end (p.1)’. Do you think this is a fair description of The End of the Affair itself? 8:26 AM Sep 1st from web
  14. Ok lovely people, vintagebookclub is go! If you have questions/comments can you address them to @vintagebookclub or use the #vbclub tag? 8:25 AM Sep 1st from web
  15. p.s This account will only be used for monthly bookclub related postings so if you're not following @vintagebooks yet, do so now! 6:24 AM Aug 13th from web
  16. Welcome to the vintagebookclub! Our first title is The End of the Affair, by Graham Greene, which we're going to talk about on 1st September 2:12 AM Aug 13th from web