The Looking-Glass War

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"'Snow covered the airfield. It had come from the north, in the mist, driven by the night wind, smelling of the sea. There it would stay all Winter, threadbare on the grey earth, an icy, sharp dust; not thawing and freezing, but static like a year without seasons. The changing mist, like the smoke of war, would hang over it, swallow up now a hangar, now the radar hut, now the machines; release them piece by piece, drained of colour, black carrion on a white desert.'. So begins the new novel by John le Carré, the author of The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, which was joint winner of the Somerset Maugham Award for 1964." --- Original black papered boards, lettered silver on spine (20.2 cm height). Printed dustwrapper, faded on spine and minor fade top of front wrap, tear (1.8 cm length) top front wrap - now closed. Now protected. Pp. (x) 246. N° de ref. del artículo 020885

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