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The main interrogation in Smiley's People made me wish Smiley would study me and brilliantly determine the most psychologically effective way to interrogate me.

Not in a kinky way.

I still have plenty of other le Carré and even other Smiley-verse books that I haven't read*, but it was so great that I do feel a little bereft in case none of them are as enjoyable.

Though now I have the two Alec Guinness miniseries (I've never resented "series" for being its own plural before! I should treat it like Finnish maybe: 'seriekset'😐. At least that's fun to say) to look forward to (once we manage to get hold of them).

 

Though I will read something else first, because I always read at least one other book in between books of a series to minimize how much they blur together in my mind later. If I gulp it all down at once, the details will generally disappear from my memory after a few years.

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Date: 20 Feb 2019 10:24 pm (UTC)
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The miniseries are FAB.

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Date: 20 Feb 2019 11:18 pm (UTC)
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The main interrogation in Smiley's People is absolutely stellar in the miniseries as well. I predict you are in for a treat when you watch them.

I have read and loved many of Le Carre's books but the ones with Smiley are by far my favorites.

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