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John le Carre's love life was even more audacious than his stories, discovers RICHARD KAY - Vimarsana News

John le Carre's love life was even more audacious than his stories, discovers RICHARD KAY

RICHARD KAY: The words tremble with passion on the page: 'This was sex as I had never encountered it before. This was sex that only the hero and heroine can have; sex for the cameras'.

How to travel the world for free this summer – if you're a homeowner - Vimarsana News

How to travel the world for free this summer – if you're a homeowner

A savvy guide to renting your house short-term to strangers so you can enjoy an extended holiday, with more spending money than usual

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Obituary: John le Carré, master storyteller whose books defined the Cold War era - Vimarsana News

Obituary: John le Carré, master storyteller whose books defined the Cold War era

Died: December 12, 2020 JOHN le Carré, the pen name of David Cornwell, who has died aged 89, had the kind of upbringing most writers dream of but few would want to experience. From an early age he learned to keep secrets which, when he turned to producing novels in which spying and deceit, lies and betrayal were ubiquitous, served him bountifully for the best part of six decades. His mother left when he was young and he was brought up – if that’s the right phrase – by his father. Ronnie Cornwell was a character whom le Carré himself might hesitate to create, so bizarre and unpre...

Ex-MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove says John le Carré's spy novels were a 'stain' on the service - Vimarsana News

Ex-MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove says John le Carré's spy novels were a 'stain' on the service

His comments come in contrast to current 'C' Richard Moore - who led tributes The celebrated spy author Le Carré died in Cornwall on Saturday at the age of 89 Spy author John le Carré tarnished MI6 and his novels were a 'stain' on the secret service, its former head has claimed. Sir Richard Dearlove blasted the writer - real name David Cornwell - for 'successfully tarring the moral reputation of his former colleagues'. ADVERTISEMENT His comments come in stark contrast to current 'C' Richard Moore, who called him a 'giant of literature' as he led tributes to le Carré after he died fro...