The Disinformer Two Novellas

The Disinformer Two Novellas by Peter Ustinov is a collection published by Arcade in 1989, featuring 133 pages in English. This edition presents two distinct novellas that showcase Ustinov’s narrative style. In the first story, The Disinformer, a retired British spy, embittered by his past, devises a trap for a group of Arab terrorists. The second novella, A Nose by Any Other Name, explores the complex relationship of a girl who loves her parents yet resents them for her prominent nose.
Readers will find a blend of intrigue and personal conflict within these narratives. The Disinformer delves into themes of espionage and betrayal, while A Nose by Any Other Name addresses issues of identity and familial expectations. Ustinov’s storytelling invites exploration of the characters’ motivations and the societal implications of their circumstances, making this collection a thought-provoking read for those interested in fiction that examines both personal and broader societal themes.
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Oscar-winning actor and film director Peter Ustinov returns to writing with these two novellas. In The Disinformer, a British spy, now retired and embittered, sets a trap for a group of Arab terrorists. A Nose by Any Other Name is the story of a girl who loves her parents but resents them for their most striking bequest–her enormous nose.
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