• Espionage/Thriller

    The Mysterious Case of the CIA's Man in Moscow

    Alexander Ogorodnik was recruited in a Turkish bath in Bogotá, Colombia. Then, he was summoned back to Moscow.

    June 8, 2022  By Howard Blum
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    M. P. Woodward: Why It Took Me Twenty Years To Write My First Spy Thriller

    How changing technology motivated a former naval intelligence officer to revisit his dreams of writing fiction.

    June 6, 2022  By M. P. Woodward
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    A List of Feminist Thrillers

    "To me, a feminist thriller explores the experiences of women in the real world."

    May 31, 2022  By Nora Murphy
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    What Is It Like to Live in One of the Oldest Houses in America?

    It may be haunted, but the ghosts are rather benign...

    May 31, 2022  By Glenn Cooper
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    Tenet, Revisited: Why Christopher Nolan’s Most Difficult Film Deserves a Second Chance

    John David Washington and Robert Pattinson in a time-travel espionage caper – this warrants another viewing.

    May 26, 2022  By Nick Kolakowski
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    The 10 Most Captivating Apocalypse Novels

    "All doomsday stories essentially ask the same central dramatic question: at the end of it all, what really mattered?"

    May 25, 2022  By David Yoon
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    What Happens When Britain's Secret Spies Aren't So Secret Anymore?

    Britain's legendarily cloistered intelligence agencies are making an effort toward openness and inclusivity. What are we to make of it?

    May 25, 2022  By James Wolff
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     Illegal Wildlife Trade is a Multi-Billion Dollar Business

    "Beyond ecology and animal welfare there’s now another reason to worry about the illegal animal trade—it’s become a multi-billion-dollar business for international criminal organizations."

    May 19, 2022  By Brian Klingborg
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    Writing History When the Crime Is Stranger Than Fiction

    When it comes to Soviet espionage and the Alger Hiss episode, fiction has to work hard to keep up with the deceptions.

    May 17, 2022  By David Adams Cleveland
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    Adrian McKinty on Family, Survival, and Finding Inspiration in 1970s Thrillers

    The author traces his new thriller back to an incident on a remote Australian island and repeated viewings of Deliverance

    May 17, 2022  By Dwyer Murphy
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