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60 Years of 'The Spy Who Came in From the Cold'
Paul Vidich and Joseph Kanon investigate the legacy of John le Carré's groundbreaking novel.
How Should Fiction Talk About War
Paul Vidich on cycles of violence and the search for truth in fiction.
The Best Hotels – and Hotel Bars – in Espionage Fiction
Paul Vidich explains why spy novelists can't get enough of these sophisticated landmarks.
Paul Vidich's New York: Hello to All This
The spy novelist reflects on Joan Didion, Ian Fleming, E.B. White, and a long history of complex feelings toward New York.
The Most Enduring Imposters in Crime Fiction and Espionage
Split identities, confidence schemes, and existential dilemmas.
What You May Not Know About Your Father, The Spy
In 1951, Paul Vidich's family took a trip to the former Yugoslavia. Seventy years later, he asks whether his father was there spying.
How John Le Carré Reinvented the Spy Novel
Novelist Paul Vidich reflects on the life and legacy of a literary giant.
Joseph Kanon: Why Spies Are the Ideal Subjects for Writers
Two spy novelists sit down to discuss fiction, turning points in history, how we inherited our world from The Third Man.
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