How John the Square takes the reader into his spy novels
How John the Square takes the reader into his spy novels
John le Carré, guest of the program "Apostrophes", talks about his way of writing his spy novels. To the question of Bernard Pivot "Is the novel as you practice it a continuation of espionage in an entertaining form and especially less dangerous for you?" , he says, "These are disguised fables ... I want to be credible ... If the reader becomes part of my world, the goal is achieved".
Producteur: Antenne 2 - Director : Cazenave, Jean - Producer : Pivot, Bernard - Presenter : Pivot, Bernard - Participant : Le Carré, John
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Apostrophes - Producteur: Antenne 2
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Credits:Director : Cazenave, Jean-Producer : Pivot, Bernard-Presenter : Pivot, Bernard-Participant : Le Carré, John
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