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Title: Not Le Carré's best work...
Review: Quite frankly, I don't understand why this book is lauded as Le Carré's greatest novel. It seems that the only purpose of this novel is to show us how immoral espionage is and to show how know in the Cold War was "right". However, it does this by long and boring dialogues throughout the protagonist's many interrogations. By the time the book starts to pick up, it seems Le Carré decides he has said enough and rather abruptly ends it. If you want a better example of Le Carré's work stick to Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, and the other books in that series
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