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I started reading these books in the mid-1980s, trading my fantasy novels for Dad’s airport paperbacks with covers featuring hammers and sickles, sniper crosshairs, and silhouetted men in trench coats. Follett, Ludlum, and Clancy were relatively easy—novels with good guys and bad guys. Le Carré was different. I understood at age 11 or 12 that Dad’s copy of The Little Drummer Girl was going to give me difficulty. That his well-worn Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy paperback was a mountain to climb.

Once upon a time there was a girl who really loved dogs and tattoos was born in November shirt