John Le Carre'S Post-Cold War Fiction

Challenges distinctions between ""popular"" and ""serious"" literature by recognizing le Carré as one of the most significant ethicists in contemporary fiction, contributing to an overdue reassessment of his literary stature. Through a close reading of le Carré’s post- cold war novels, Snyder traces how he weighes what is at stake in this conflict of deeply invested ideologies.