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le Carre

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Noun1.le Carre - English writer of novels of espionage (born in 1931)
David John Moore Cornwell, John le Carre
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George Le Carre, 52, computer repairer, Throckley: Absolutely, the flowers are coming through, there are lots of daffodils.
YOUR SAY: Has the spring weather lifted your spirits? by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Firstly, Yardley is put off by a letter le Carre sent with the advance copies of his novel to booksellers and reviewers.
Le Carre's fearless excursion into the war on terror by Normey, Robert / LawNow
British spy novelist John Le Carre received an honorary doctorate at his former Berne University Saturday, the establishment in the Swiss capital said.
Spy writer Le Carre honored by Swiss university by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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