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In many ways, The Pigeon Tunnel reminded me of a British version of James Michener’s Tales From the South Pacific, the stories taking place Europe, Asia, the Mideast, and Africa, instead of the South Pacific. But the flavor of the stories had a similar feel.
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The Pigeon Tunnel Le Carre
The Pigeon Tunnel Goodreads
The title The Pigeon Tunnel refers to a shooting range where pigeons were raised to be sent through 'pigeon tunnels,' shot at and should they survive, trained to return to the same dove cote only to be sent out to be shot at (and perhaps survive) over and over again. The Pigeon Tunnel: Stories from My Life was a delightful, entertaining and very personal memoir written by one of my favorite spy novelists, David Cornwell, best known by his. “The Pigeon Tunnel is the literary equivalent of a long night spent in the company of a grand storyteller, who has saved up a lifetime of his best tales to share with you over several rounds of fine scotch. The collection leaves the impression of a man who has. “The Pigeon Tunnel is the literary equivalent of a long night spent in the company of a grand storyteller, who has saved up a lifetime of his best tales to share with you over several rounds of fine scotch. The collection leaves the impression of a man who has gone to impossible lengths for his words, bringing the farthest reaches of the globe, some of its cruelest inhabitants, and a small handful of genuine heroes.