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Mistress as muse: Spy novelist's secret life

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The Secret Life of John le Carré by Adam Sisman, review

Adam Sisman’s catalogue of the novelist’s sins makes for an amusing read, but it will only satisfy those who prefer gossip to art

How John le Carré ran his many mistresses like spies

The biographer of the late David Cornwell, better known to the world by his pen name, John le Carré, can now reveal the truth behind his love life, with 11 women who he had affairs with identified

Anyone for tennis – on film?

Wimbledon is the biggest tennis tournament of the year and has been featured in multiple films. But what other movies involve tennis?

ASU Student Receives $5,000 Scholarship from The Links, Inc.

From Shambles Square to Balloon Street... where Manchester's street names actually come from

Who Was the Real Life Oswald Mosley from 'Peaky Blinders'

The villain from seasons 5 and 6 of Peaky Blinders is based on a real British politician. Here's the true story of his role in bringing fascism to England.

Who was Archbishop Desmond Tutu? May "Arch" rest in peace

“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness”. Archbishop Desmond Tutu said these words. Dead at age 90, this human right giant set the tone for a new South Africa. Who was he? - People - eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

Oxford should not accept money from the Mosley Trust

Dons and students at Oxford have in recent years been deeply exercised about Cecil Rhodes, who died 120 years ago. Some politically sensitive students removed a portrait of the Queen in the Magdalen graduate common room, and others even persuaded the geography department to remove a portrait of Theresa May. Yet they seem strangely silent

Remembering John O'Brien - Words Without Borders

Remembering John O’Brien Much like the books he published, John O’Brien (1945–2020) was a complicated man. He was an idealist who devoted his life to a self-described “quixotic enterprise” of creating a repository for strange, innovative fiction from around the world—fiction that would stay in print forever, for future generations of readers to discover and wonder at. John had impeccable taste in literature. He especially liked French and Eastern European literature that toyed with ideas of repetition and variation, frequently centered around a hapless narrator who struggles to understand what’s happening to him. Through the Review of Contemporary Fiction, Dalkey Archive Press,