POLITICAL THRILLERS I would like to get into political thrillers

The Karla trilogy is really good, read it.

You need a little bit of memory and attention, and to know that Czechoslovakia was part of the Soviet Bloc.

Would Robert Harris' trilogy about Cicero be considered pleb here?

>>9359427

>posting Metal Gear on /lit/

Thank you, anon. My heart is warm.

>I'm stiiiiiill in aaaaa dreeeeeeam

>>9359862
Maybe a little, but they're very well researched (only for Harris to trample all over fact at times) and fun to read.

Is there a novel to surpass Metal Gear?

>>9359427
I haven't read Tom Clancy in years but I used to love his work. What you want is The Bear and the Dragon.

Stay away from Rainbow Six.

>>9361429
>Stay away from Rainbow Six.
Why? Give a good reason because that is the only non-shit work from Clancy.

>>9361449
>I would like to get into political thrillers

Because I wanted to help OP get what he wants.

>>9361453
Yeah, that is valid I guess.

>>9361471
If you enjoy reading someone describe a gun for 3 pages then by all means Power Rangers IRL is the way to go.

The last book I read by Clancy was fucking absurd but I must admit I did enjoy it. Can't remember the title but the part with the commando main character not showering for weeks and digging through trash so he could hunt down criminals disguised as a homeless man in Baltimore made me laugh my ass off. Plausible but insane.

MGS1>MGS2 in terms of literary merit. Less is more Hideo

>>9359531
Wait, what!?

The man who was thursday
The Manchurian candidate
On the beach
The secret agent

Game of thrones