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Regarding his childhood and father, one of his books is semi-autobiographical and digs into that side of his life
by namdnay 6y ago
Regarding his childhood and father, one of his books is semi-autobiographical and digs into that side of his life
- vmurthy 6y agoFrom the same article : "“A Perfect Spy” (1986), Mr. le Carré’s most autobiographical work, tells the story of Magnus Pym, a double agent with a con man father modeled after le Carré’s own, and how the two deceive and are deceived by each other in an intricate skein of lies"
- Applejinx 6y ago"A Perfect Spy" is a devastating, powerful book. I'm happy Le Carre survived his life better than Magnus Pym did. "A Perfect Spy" is truly a work of art.