The Green Man

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The Green Man is a 1969 comic ghost story novel by British author Kingsley Amis that blends supernatural horror with darkly humorous exploration of middle-aged angst and skepticism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf comic ghost story
novel
adaptation The Green Man (1990 BBC television film) NERFINISHED
adaptedAsTelevision The Green Man (1990 BBC television film) NERFINISHED
author Kingsley Amis NERFINISHED
centralTheme alcoholism
death and mortality
faith and unbelief
middle-aged angst
sexual desire and infidelity
skepticism about the supernatural
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist Janet Halverson NERFINISHED
explores conflict between rationalism and belief in the supernatural
male midlife crisis
moral responsibility
featuresCharacter Amy Allington NERFINISHED
Diana Allington NERFINISHED
Maurice Allington NERFINISHED
the ghost of Thomas Underhill NERFINISHED
featuresSupernaturalElement demonic or pagan entity
ghostly apparitions
haunted inn
followedBy Girl, 20
genre comic novel
dark comedy
ghost story
horror fiction
supernatural fiction
hasLiteraryStyle blend of horror and comedy
realist narrative with supernatural elements
hasSubject encounters with a malevolent spirit
haunting of a country inn
sexual intrigue among middle-aged characters
language English
literaryPeriod 20th-century British literature
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor combining supernatural horror with social comedy
portrayal of a flawed, unreliable narrator
partOf Kingsley Amis bibliography
precededBy The Anti-Death League NERFINISHED
protagonist Maurice Allington NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1969
publisher Jonathan Cape NERFINISHED
settingLocation English countryside
televisionAdaptationStarring Albert Finney NERFINISHED
tone darkly humorous
satirical

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Sir Kingsley Amis notableWork The Green Man
subject surface form: Kingsley Amis
Lana Morris notableWork The Green Man
Ealing comedies hasPart The Green Man
Peter Bull notableWork The Green Man