• Espionage/Thriller

    Is Conspiracy Fiction
    Too Dangerous?

    Ned Beauman on Conspiracy Novels in the Age of Fake News

    March 15, 2018  By Ned Beauman
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    The Fugitive Life of Airline Employees

    Chris Bohjalian on the Fantasy of Escape at 35,000 Feet

    March 13, 2018  By Chris Bohjalian
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    Jim Crow Stories Made Me Want
    to Write Spy Fiction

    Spy Fiction and the Black American Experience

    March 7, 2018  By Jason Overstreet
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    Cold War Noir: 10 Novels That Defined an Anxious Era

    From Greene to le Carré to Putin v. Trump, Cold War Stories Are Still in the Air

    October 26, 2017  By John Lawton
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    Daniel Silva on Seeing His Thriller
    Plots Come True

    In Conversation with the Author of The Black Widow

    August 23, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
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    Do Spies Turned Novelists Use Their Old Sources?

    On What Espionage Fiction Can Teach Us About This Geopolitical Mess

    August 1, 2017  By Steve Matteo
    6

    10 Great Spy Thrillers That Could Be New York Times Headlines

    Is Donald Trump the Last Move in the Cold War?

    July 14, 2017  By Dwyer Murphy
    1

    One Day, Philip Kerr Will Finish Ulysses

    The Author of Prussian Blue on the Books in His Life

    May 18, 2017  By Literary Hub
    2

    My Father's Secret Life As a Cold War Spy

    And a Partner in Espionage with a Top Soviet Asset

    May 5, 2017  By Eva Dillon
    2

    The Greatest French Crime Writer You've Never Heard Of

    On the Relentless Noir Master, Frédéric Dard

    March 9, 2017  By Paul French
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