LE CARRÉ, John. A Legacy of Spies. London: Viking. 2017.
8vo. Publisher’s black cloth lettered in silver to spine with an illustrated dust jacket with printed price of £20.00 to front flap, red endpapers; pp. [6], 264, [2]; some minor shelf wear with bumping to head of spine; near fine.
Signed first edition of the final novel in Le Carré’s George Smiley Series.
In A Legacy of Spies Peter Guillam (who was a colleague of George Smiley) is wrenched out of his happy retirement. A letter from the British Secret Service summons him back to London as his Cold War past is scrutinised. In an NPR interview, Le Carré told the host, Terry Gross, that one of his reasons for writing the novel was to “make a case for Europe” in the wake of the 2016 British referendum.
This copy has been signed by the author in black ink to the title page.
SKU: 2123376
LE CARRÉ, John. A Legacy of Spies. London: Viking. 2017.
8vo. Publisher’s black cloth lettered in silver to spine with an illustrated dust jacket with printed price of £20.00 to front flap, red endpapers; pp. [6], 264, [2]; some minor shelf wear with bumping to head of spine; near fine.
Signed first edition of the final novel in Le Carré’s George Smiley Series.
In A Legacy of Spies Peter Guillam (who was a colleague of George Smiley) is wrenched out of his happy retirement. A letter from the British Secret Service summons him back to London as his Cold War past is scrutinised. In an NPR interview, Le Carré told the host, Terry Gross, that one of his reasons for writing the novel was to “make a case for Europe” in the wake of the 2016 British referendum.
This copy has been signed by the author in black ink to the title page.
SKU: 2123376
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