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    10 Must-Read Alternate History Thrillers

    "How easy would it be for a country, particularly one founded on democratic principles, to slip quietly into fascism without anyone batting an eye?"

    March 25, 2022  By Josh Weiss
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    The Conversation: Coppola's Paranoid Classic and the "Era of the Listening Device"

    Brian Hochman on the 1974 wiretap thriller that captured the rise of a surveillance society.

    March 22, 2022  By Brian Hochman
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    Jayne Cowie

    "When I was a young woman at the police training academy, I learned two important things."

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    What's on a Spy Novelist's Bookshelf?

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    March 16, 2022  By Susan Ouellette
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    Tell Me An Ending

    Jo Harkin

    "Oscar, for the twentieth—maybe even thirtieth time since he got here—is lost in the medina."

    March 10, 2022  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    Seven WWII spy memoirs to augment your historical fiction shelf

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    The Unique Power of Nuanced Spy Novels

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    March 8, 2022  By Anna Pitoniak
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    What if the FBI Required Recruits to Read Paranormal Crime Thrillers?

    Or, how supernatural mystery novels can help America’s elite law enforcement organization defeat today’s most creative criminals.

    March 7, 2022  By Matt Miksa
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    Can Contemporary Spy Novels Ever Live Up to the Cold War Classics?

    James Wolff on the halcyon days of moral ambiguity—and some possible ways forward.

    March 1, 2022  By James Wolff
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    Why Berlin Is the Mecca of Espionage Fiction: A Conversation with Joseph Kanon and Paul Vidich

    Two great spy novelists turn to the profession's spiritual home.

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