Eric Homberger Knihy

Chronicles the history of New York City, from early Native American culture to the present

Focusing on the evolution of the spy thriller genre, this study examines John le Carré's work, particularly his novel A Perfect Spy. Eric Homberger highlights how earlier authors like Somerset Maugham, Eric Ambler, and Graham Greene established a literary space that allowed for deeper, more serious narratives within the framework of espionage. By situating le Carré within this tradition, the analysis sheds light on the complexities and themes that define his contributions to the genre.