Espionage/Thriller

One Night in Tehran, August 1953: The Law of Unintended Consequences

Tom Bradby on lingering imperialism, the coup, and the moments that reverberated through history.

August 4, 2022  By Tom Bradby
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The Greatest True Spy Stories

A look at some of the wildest, most revelatory nonfiction books about espionage and the life of spies.

August 2, 2022  By Ava Glass
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On The Comforts, and Limits, of Disaster Preparedness

"You can prep all you want and have fun doing it. But it’s impossible to prepare for the worst. The worst has too many faces."

July 28, 2022  By Brooke Beyfuss
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Why Are Online Games So Addictive? Because They're Designed to Be.

"Today’s games have been honed by the manufacturer’s team of behavioral psychologists and lots of experimentation..."

July 25, 2022  By Lisa Black
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Top Secret: The Allure of the Confidential File

"A file stamped confidential will always be a temptation, an invitation to peek into lives and stories we’re not supposed to see..."

July 12, 2022  By Anika Scott
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Munich: Raise a Beer to Southern German Crime Writing

Crime and the City visits the Bavarian capital

July 11, 2022  By Paul French
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A Question of Character: On James Patterson and Diversity in Crime Fiction

What makes crime fiction today so exciting is the diversity and complexity of characters.

July 5, 2022  By E.A. Aymar
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Eight Novels Exploring the Transgressions of Young Women

"[P]ushing back against tradition, expected codes of behavior, and the social contract can provoke the severest of reactions."

June 27, 2022  By Alanna Schubach
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The Real Dangers of Conspiracy Fiction

Alan Drew on thrillers, lies, and the power of fiction, for good and evil

June 24, 2022  By Alan Drew
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Norman Lloyd, King of the Hitchcock Collaborators

He performed one of the most famous deaths in cinema. He went on to a very long life, collaborating with the great director.

June 24, 2022  By Keith Roysdon
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