John le Carre News, Pictures & Buzz

Tips from the top: Jamil Anderlini's guide to Hong Kong  Financial Times

John Le Carré was my friend, or so I thought  The Times

John le Carre, the British master of the novel ...  Inside Wales Sport

In the spying game, who do we read after John le Carre?  Sydney Morning Herald

Martin Gilbert: knack of the right place at the right time  Financial Times

John le Carré: Writer, spy, neighbor, friend  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Letter: John le Carré and Chechnya  The Guardian

What's on? 10 top telly tips for Saturday January 9  RTE.ie

Le Carré and Connery: The Spies Who Left Us  Paste Magazine

The prose style of John le Carré  New Statesman

Master painter John le Carre  Milford Daily News

8 Best Spy Movies Based On John Le Carré Novels, Ranked (According To Rotten Tomatoes)  Screen Rant

Keith C. Burris column: Master painter John le Carre  Richmond.com

Perspective | My two weeks with John le Carré: What I learned about writing, fame and grace when I showed him around Miami in 1991.  The Washington Post

How John le Carré 'came in from the cold' in Skibbereen  Southern Star Newspaper

Remembering John le Carré, who knew that deep down, we all want to be secret agents  America Magazine

John le Carre belongs in the highest pantheon of fiction writers  Bangor Daily News

John Le Carre: 10 Best Movies Based On His Novels, Ranked By IMDb  Screen Rant

John le Carré: The Novelist Who Demystified Cold War Spying  POLITICO

A lesson on tolerance, from John Le Carre for France  The Indian Express

_Dani_Danis_: RT @qikipedia: Having your book turned into a movie is like seeing your oxen turned into bouill%* cubes. JOHN LE CARRE

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Fri&@#@sBCL: RT @SebastianWocker: David ‘John le Carré’ Cornwell and Alan ‘Ben’ Benett, two much loved locals, share the obituary page in the current Ha…

foundbooksnz: Today we left our 25th book to be found, in a sculpture in Newmarket, Auckland - “Absolute Fri!%@s” by John le Carr… https://t.co/IInNjI3sPL

IsobelGlenelg: Last night I dreamt I was in Berlin in the 1960s. It was pishin rain. Think I've been reading too much John le Carré.

I was wondering if they were at all slow. I've never read spy books before and I'm a slow reader so it takes me a little bit to get into something. And, which book should I start with? I mean I was wondering which le carré book to read first. I have seen the tinker tailor soldier spy movie but didn't know if I should read that book first or another.

which of le carre's books have been made into a movie

John Le Carré: Smiley’s People Test What does these quotes mean? 1. Tell him I have two proofs and can bring them with me (72). 2. And no cigarettes in his pocket (89). 3. He’s grown up. He doesn’t need a vicar any more (123). 4. He came up with what the lapsed philologist in him described as the asterisk (or putative) form of the letters A-C-H-T (150). 5. The Sandman is making a legend for a girl (186). 6. Some bad fellow had betrayed him back in Estonia (232). 7. . . . one old gym-shoe, green, with the lace still in it (249). 8. It will do worse than kill him (258). 9. I have come from London to help you in his place (268). 10. . . . madness to believe that by killing three people he could stop the leak (287). 11. Grigoriev remained frozen over this last photograph (347). 12. Grigoriev was to give it to Krassky tonight or whenever they met (385).

I thought possibly as the two authors have the same surname

I love reading his novels and watch the many films that have been made from his stories. have not yet been to the remake of Tinker, Tailor..., loved the old one with Alec Guiness. Will soon go to watch the new movie, of course. Recently read his novel Our Game and bit dissapointed with the story... I love Le Carre's books although the one above was not so good for me.. Share your thoughts..here