"I didn’t know I was this geeky until I discovered the online world through my office’s 2400 baud modem back in ’93." Absolute Friends
The Observer reviews Absolute Friends by John le Carré : More Greene than Maugham, and bursting with a satirical indignation that is sometimes grimly comic, le Carré brings the thriller face to face with contemporary politics and, in the process, has once again demonstrated his mastery of his chosen genre while at the same time giving lesser, ordinary novelists a masterclass in taking nothing for granted.
