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Discussion: John Lecarré In The Call for the Dead, le Carre deviates from the popular spy stories by injecting realism in his novel, creating a vulnerable human spy rather than a supernatural one and relating the story from the point of view of the spy catcher rather than that of the spy hero. >>By 1004 His talent is underrated by the genre he writes in. He is the best spy novelist out there, and should be recognized as a great writer, not just a genre writer. >>By S.L. Where can I get a DVD of the TV production of "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" that was broadcast about 25 years ago? >>By resealable
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