Mark Crysell is the Europe correspondent for TVNZ News & Current Affairs
The book I
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The book I'm reading now is....Road Dogs by Elmore Leonard, America's greatest living crime writer in my humble opinion.
The book I'd like to read next is....A Most Wanted Man by John le Carre. I love le Carre and his characters. He’s survived the Cold War better than any other spy novelist. And also D-Day by Antony Beevor, a historian who writes about great battles with the skill of novelist and a feel for the ordinary soldier.
Thanks Mark, some great choices there, and thanks to the Herald on Sunday for permission to reprint this.
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