The Pigeon Tunnel (Errol Morris, 2023)
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Help this is so embarrassing. Girl that is exactly the point!!!!!!!
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men talking about burt lancaster’s body. my favorite genre of gay literature
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Tom Hiddleston - The Night Manager.
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The Le Carré shelf in full.
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A little summary of my 2024 reading, including my current read 'Cleopatra and Frankenstein' by Coco Mellors 💔 and featuring my reading journal 📚✍️:
😨 'Dark Entries' by Robert Aickman 25 Jan 24 - 01 Feb 24
🧙♂️ 'Earthsea: The First Four Books' by Ursula K. Le Guin, 29 Dec 23 - 09 March 24
😈 'Hell Bent' by Leigh Bardugo, 10 Feb 24 - 09 March 24
🕵♂️ 'The Spy Who Came In From The Cold' by John le Carré, 26 Feb 24 - 11 March 24
🏫 'Dead Poets Society' by N. H. Kleinbaum, 11 March 24 - 15 March 24
🎾 'Carrie Soto is Back' by Taylor Jenkins Reid, 15 March 24 - 20 March 24
🏴 'O Caledonia' by Elspeth Barker, 23 March 24 - 28 March 24
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Anyway what I’ve decided after going down a late-night rabbit hole with @tobermoriansass lamenting the lack of lady spies that aren’t glorified Bond Women is that we should genderswap a bunch of le Carré characters. George Smiley is a woman now sorry I don’t make the rules
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John le Carré, October 19, 1931 – December 12, 2020.
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Black Mirror S06E05 (Demon 79)
Book title: Smiley's People (1979) by John Le Carré
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In the end, it’s ironing the stuff. Getting out anything that’s extraneous. I don’t use adjectives if I can possibly get away with it. I don’t use adverbs. I try to make the verb do the work.
– John le Carré
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Where do you recommend people start reading John le Carré? Seeing your posts made me want to try his books but there's a lot of them
I'm flattered. But also, I don't think there is one ideal starting place for Le Carré. My recommendations would depend on knowing what you like. Dark comedy? Romance? Mystery? Political thriller? I think all of these elements are present in his books, in varying combinations.
I will say, having no further information about you and your tastes, that I might recommend not starting with his magisterial and justly acclaimed Cold War sagas, but rather with one of the following novels that deals directly with issues very obviously present and pressing in our own historical moment:
The Constant Gardener (2001)
A Most Wanted Man (2008)
Our Kind of Traitor (2010)
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Incredible film cast Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy 2011 and John le Carré, second from the right.
Starring ....
Gary Oldman
Kathy Burke
Benedict Cumberbatch
Colin Firth
Stephen Graham
Tom Hardy
Ciarán Hinds
John Hurt
Toby Jones
Simon McBurney
Mark Strong
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