(Book Jacket Status: Jacketed) Graham Greene's passion for
moral complexity and his stylistic aplomb were perfectly suited to
the cat-and mouse game of the spy novel, a genre he practically
invented and to which he periodically returned while fashioning one
of the twentieth century's longest, most triumphant literary
careers. Written late in his life, "The Human Factor" displays his
gift for suspense at its most refined level, and his understanding
of the physical and spiritual vulnerability of the individual at
its deepest.
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