Moore wrote the screenplay for Hitchcock's film Torn Curtain (1966).
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- Pritchett on Cary's Irish irony
- Achebe takes on Cary
- Double-Distilled Melancholia
- Bowen's Christmas card
- Elizabeth Bowen Goes to London
- Mirrors open up a room
- More Moore, briefly noted
- The Catholic Counter-Revolution Will Not Be Televi...
- Sean O'Faolain gets adjusted
- The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (1957), p.11
- Bowen's Jingling Syntax
- A Hireling's Job
- Orwell on Birmingham
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