More important than what I'm wearing to the opera is what I'm planning to read during my train journey and in those fabulous Kaffeehäuser. Y'all know how I feel about John le Carré, but Len Deighton also has a special place in my heart. So given that I've only read six (out of nine) of the Bernard Samson books, I've decided to end the series on my trip. Very much looking forward to some Cold War espionage! 😎
A pity that I didn't have time to order the hardcover editions, but they would have been too heavy to lug around anyway...
So some poofters in Britain and the EU think they are so very elite that they can threaten to arrest an American citizen in the United States for violating their fascist hate speech laws. Well, nothing new under the sun then, in a document published by Tom Jefferson, after opening with the words, “When in the course of human events…” he wrote “
He has combined with others to subject us to a…
During the revolutionaries' arduous march through the rain forest (with its powerful metaphor of entropy and decay), nature, chance and human ineptitude inexorably claim their victims
"She must be the only little girl in the world who hasn't discovered that you fell in love with yourself a long time ago, and will never be unfaithful."
Un giallo, un genere che non amo follemente ma che non mi dispiace ogni tanto frequentare.
Ma anche parlando di gialli, è inevitabile per me andare un po’ fuori dalle righe. Infatti quello che presenterò è in realtà un romanzo basato su un tema ucronico: SS-GB I nazisti occupano Londra di Len Deighton, [ed. or. 1978], non molto a che vedere con il poliziesco classico o con il noir contemporaneo,…