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A Spy Spoof With a Grain of Truth

Fiction is full of novels that depict the murky intrigue, grubby treachery, and moral compromise of the world’s second-oldest profession. Yet among those serious and credible representations are novels that poke fun at the spying game and its operatives, either with subtlety or with gusto. Graham Greene and John le Carré lampooned the intelligence services in their respective black comedies Our Man in Havana (1958) and The Tailor of Panama (1996). Mick Herron's current series of espionage novel…

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A Spy Spoof With a Grain of Truth
Fiction is full of novels that depict the murky intrigue, grubby treachery, and moral compromise of the world’s second-oldest profession. Yet among those serious and credible representations are novels that poke fun at the spying game and its operatives, either with subtlety or with gusto. Graham Greene and John le Carré lampooned the intelligence services in their respective black comedies Our Man in Havana (1958) and The Tailor of Panama (1996). Mick Herron's current series of espionage novel…
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