@gezzavila.bsky.social
November 21, 2024 at 11:49 AM
@harkaway.bsky.social
I did and I thought it was brilliant. I've read all (and re-read most) of your father's novels. I've developed a reasonably good ear for his writing. You channel his voice so well that your new Circus novel feels less like an imitation and more like his authentic work.
I did and I thought it was brilliant. I've read all (and re-read most) of your father's novels. I've developed a reasonably good ear for his writing. You channel his voice so well that your new Circus novel feels less like an imitation and more like his authentic work.
November 21, 2024 at 11:48 AM
@harkaway.bsky.social
I did and I thought it was brilliant. I've read all (and re-read most) of your father's novels. I've developed a reasonably good ear for his writing. You channel his voice so well that your new Circus novel feels less like an imitation and more like his authentic work.
I did and I thought it was brilliant. I've read all (and re-read most) of your father's novels. I've developed a reasonably good ear for his writing. You channel his voice so well that your new Circus novel feels less like an imitation and more like his authentic work.
@harkaway.bsky.social
My father loved your father's writing and George Smiley may well have been his favorite fictional character. He died a month before your father did and I'm sad that he never got the chance to read Karla's Choice.
My father loved your father's writing and George Smiley may well have been his favorite fictional character. He died a month before your father did and I'm sad that he never got the chance to read Karla's Choice.
November 21, 2024 at 11:47 AM
@harkaway.bsky.social
My father loved your father's writing and George Smiley may well have been his favorite fictional character. He died a month before your father did and I'm sad that he never got the chance to read Karla's Choice.
My father loved your father's writing and George Smiley may well have been his favorite fictional character. He died a month before your father did and I'm sad that he never got the chance to read Karla's Choice.