The Tenth Man

The Tenth Man by Graham Greene is a literary work published by Penguin Books in 1992, featuring 143 pages in English. This edition explores the story of a Frenchman in German captivity during World War II, who has traded all his earthly possessions for his life. As the narrative unfolds, the consequences of this transaction gradually reveal themselves, offering a poignant examination of human nature and morality in dire circumstances.

Readers will find a compelling exploration of themes related to survival and the complexities of human relationships in times of conflict. The book delves into the psychological and ethical dilemmas faced by individuals when confronted with life-and-death decisions. Greene’s narrative invites reflection on the choices made under pressure and the impact of those choices on both the individual and their community. This edition provides an accessible format for readers interested in fiction that engages with profound moral questions.