![How John le Carre reinvented the English language and made us all sound like spies How John le Carre reinvented the English language and made us all sound like spies](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjNFTYwvq-DjXSDRiAh-fTL874DZnwuhsALxkp5pF4vZb8N3_iwqCudjx8C2qzs2kCDif-x8TkdDnZMWtLnOU_6QCy7Jxv8NCIJ-QOgmFCwTWz_djHzs2GCTzbUr_WoAsWTv2dRdPSBvjGc/s1600/Amazing-WTF-FUN-FACTS+%252847%2529.jpg)
INTERESTING FACT
In an attempt to make his spy novels feel more authentic, author John Le Carré is credited with coining a number of terms for his fictional intelligence agency (terms like mole, honey trap, pavement artist, asset babysitter) which have become common terms used in real intelligence agencies. Amazing WTF Facts
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