书名：Spy Who Came in from the Cold柏林谍影 
作者：John le Carré
出版社名称：Penguin Classics
出版时间：2010
语种：英文
ISBN：9780141194523
商品尺寸：12.9 x 1.7 x 19.8 cm
包装：平装
页数：304
★英国文学大师，间谍小说掌门人约翰·勒卡雷，久负盛名的代表作
★入选《时代》杂志推荐的“百佳英文小说”
★美国推理作家协会（MWA）、英国推理作家协会（CWA）双料百佳推理小说、MWA爱伦坡奖、CWA金匕首奖、50年来金匕首奖、英国毛姆文学奖……

Spy Who Came in from the Cold《柏林谍影》细腻且深刻地描写出各类神秘的双面间谍的故事，书中复杂的斗智活动、两难的道德处境、暧昧的善恶定义、纠结的人际关系，情节引人入胜，内容富含人生哲理。

媒体评论：
“这是我读过的很好的间谍小说。”——格雷厄姆·格林

“书写中透出一种无情又优雅的简洁，《柏林谍影》不仅仅是一部经典的惊悚小说而已。”
——《时代周刊》

“勒卡雷是我们当今拥有的很棒的小说，无论是何种类型来看。”——《名利场》

“一部有关时局的恐怖故事……无论是令人如坐针毡的恐惧，还是绝望的爱情，勒卡雷都从其中传递出一种简洁而富有悲悯的情感。但重要的是，他很会讲故事。就一个稀有而且让人不安的作家而言，这种能力令人敬畏。”——《星期日泰晤士报》

“很棒的小说架构，如同身在刺骨的地狱。”——J. B.普利斯特利（英国著名作家、评论家）

“大师的故事作者……毫不缺乏智慧和狡黠。”——A. N.威尔森（英国著名小说家、专栏作家）

“我十几岁时第1次读《柏林谍影》，现在我不时重读，以此提醒自己一部虚构作品竟然可以如此不凡。”——马尔科姆·格拉德维尔（加拿大著名记者、畅销书作家、《纽约客》签约作家）

“有些少见的小说可以改变你看待世界的方式，《柏林谍影》就是一部。不屈不挠的主角，高度复杂的情节，太棒了。”——威廉·博伊德（英国畅销书作家、剧作家）

From the master of spy thrillers, John le Carré's The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is a gripping story of love and betrayal at the height of the Cold War. This Penguin Modern Classics edition includes an afterword by the author and an introduction by William Boyd, author of Any Human Heart.
Alex Leamas is tired. It's the 1960s, he's been out in the cold for years, spying in the shadow of the Berlin Wall for his British masters. He has seen too many good agents murdered for their troubles. Now Control wants to bring him in at last - but only after one final assignment. He must travel deep into the heart of Communist Germany and betray his country, a job that he will do with his usual cynical professionalism. But when George Smiley tries to help a young woman Leamas has befriended, Leamas's mission may prove to be the worst thing he could ever have done. In le Carré's breakthrough work of 1963, the spy story is reborn as a gritty and terrible tale of men who are caught up in politics beyond their imagining.

Review
Superbly constructed, with an atmosphere of chilly hell (J.B. Priestley)

The best spy story I have ever read(Graham Greene)

The master storyteller ... has lost none of his cunning (A. N. Wilson)

I have re-read The Spy Who Came In From The Cold over and over again since I first encountered it in my teens, just to remind myself how extraordinary a work of fiction can be.
(Malcolm Gladwell)

One of those very rare novels that changes the way you look at the world. Unflinching, highly sophisticated, superb.(William Boyd)
当了一辈子的间谍，利玛斯深知自己在东德一手经营起来的情报网被清剿殆尽。他不甘心就此隐退。英国情报机构策划的行动似乎是利玛斯挽回颜面、击败他此生劲敌的机会。然而，利玛斯本以为可以从寒冷处归来，却一脚踏进了刺骨的严冬，而要想熬过来这场严冬，除了必须燃烧自己滚烫的鲜血，还有爱情与他宝贵的信任……
约翰•勒卡雷，原名大卫•康威尔（David Cornwell），1931年生于英国。18岁便被英国军方情报单位招募，担任对东柏林的间谍工作；退役后在牛津大学攻读现代语言，之后于伊顿公学教授法文与德文。1959年进入英国外交部，同时开始写作。他以第三本著作《柏林谍影》一举成名，知名小说家格林如此盛赞：“这是我读过的很好的间谍小说！”从此奠定文坛大师地位。

John le Carrewas born in 1931. His third novel, The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, secured him a worldwide reputation, which was consolidated by the acclaim for his trilogy: Tinke, Tailor, Soldier, Spy; The Honorable Schoolboy, and Smiley's People. His novels include The Little Drummer Girl, A Perfect Spy, The Russia House, Our Game, The Taileor of Panama, and Single & Single. John le Carre lives in Cornwall.
The American handed Leamas another cup of coffee and said, “Why don’t you go back and sleep? We can ring you if he shows up.”
Leamas said nothing, just stared through the window of the checkpoint, along the empty street.
“You can’t wait for ever, sir. Maybe he’ll come some other time. We can have the polizei contact the Agency: you can be back here in twenty minutes.”
“No,” said Leamas, “it’s nearly dark now.”
“But you can’t wait for ever; he’s nine hours over schedule.”
“If you want to go, go. You’ve been very good,” I.eamas added. “I’ll tell Kramer you’ve been damn’ good.”
“But how long will you wait?”
“Until he comes.” Leamas walked to the observation window and stood between the two motionless policemen. Their binoculars were trained on the Eastern checkpoint.
“He’s waiting for the dark,” Leamas muttered. “I know he is.”“This morning you said he’d come across with the workmen.” Leamas turned on him.
“Agents aren’t aeroplanes. They don’t have schedules. He’s blown, he’s on the run, he’s frightened. Mundt’s after him, now, at this moment. He’s only got one chance. Let him choose his time.”
The younger man hesitated, wanting to go and not finding themoment.
A bell rang inside the hut. They waited, suddenly alert. A policeman said in German, “Black Opel Rekord, Federal registration.”
“He can’t see that far in the dusk, he’s guessing,” the American whispered and then he added: “How did Mundt know?”
“Shut up,” said Leamas from the window. One of the policemen left the hut and walked to the sandbag emplacement two feet short of the white demarcation which lay across the road like the base line of a tennis court. The other waited until his companion was crouched behind the telescope in the emplacement, then put down his binoculars, took his black helmet from the peg by the door, and carefully adjusted it on his head. Somewhere high above the checkpoint the arclights sprang to life, casting theatrical beams on to the road in front of them.