Calvinist at Prayer: "Our Kind of Traitor" by John Le Carré
(original review, 2010)
About a third of the way through “Our Kind of Traitor”, I sat back and reflected on the elegance of the prose and the grace and ease with which the narrative moved back and forth through time, and two words came inescapably to mind: Joseph Conrad. I can't believe, after all the le Carré novels I had already read at that point, that this was the first time the comparison ever occurred to me, but there it is.
If you're into stuff like this, you can read the full review.
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