Lawless Roads

Discover the gripping narrative of Graham Greene's Lawless Roads, a profound exploration of Mexico in the wake of the devastating anti-clerical purges under President Calles. Commissioned in 1938, Greene embarked on a journey through the lush tropical states of Chiapas and Tabasco, where he witnessed the aftermath of violence—churches destroyed, priests exiled or executed. With vivid storytelling and keen observation, Greene captures the resilience of the Mexican people amidst turmoil. This travelogue, published in 2002, spans 240 pages and offers readers a compelling glimpse into a tumultuous period in history. Perfect for those interested in travel literature and historical accounts, Lawless Roads is a must-read for fans of Greene's work and anyone seeking to understand the complexities of a nation in crisis.