• Espionage/Thriller

    Great Novels of Subtle Espionage

    Flynn Berry on the power of fiction in which ordinary people go undercover.

    June 27, 2024  By Flynn Berry
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    The Spy Who Helped Bring the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. back from the Brink of Nuclear War

    "In 1983 a man named Oleg Gordievsky saved the world."

    June 12, 2024  By Steve Berry and Grant Blackwood
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    Why Humor is one of the Sharpest Tools in a Writer’s Arsenal

    Levity doesn't undercut the power of a novel—it amplifies the emotional weight of a scene

    June 11, 2024  By Rob Hart
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    Escape from the Totality: Seeing the Future, Fueled by the Past

    A Cold War refugee writes about how life informs the characters and tone in his new thriller, 'The Man Who Saw Seconds'

    May 23, 2024  By Alexander Boldizar
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    Was the Real-Life Prototype for Ian Fleming's Bond a Triple Agent?

    Author Jesse Fink digs into the enigmatic smear campaign of Dick Ellis, Britain’s Decorated Number Three Spy During World War II. 

    May 22, 2024  By Jesse Fink
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    Abir Mukherjee on Writing a Conspiracy Thriller "From a Position of Anger"

    Conspiracy, manipulation, misplaced patriotism and bombs: Chasing America’s dark side in 'Hunted' 

    May 8, 2024  By Nancie Clare
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    My Life and Times with Clive Cussler

    Jack DuBrul looks back on collaborating with a legendary writer

    May 8, 2024  By Jack Du Brul
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    The State of the Crime Novel, Part 2: The Future of Crime Writing

    "Everything's important, everything's on the table, and everything's fair game."

    May 1, 2024  By Molly Odintz
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    My First Thriller: I.S. Berry

    For the former CIA case officer, the publishing journey is still an unfinished book.

    April 25, 2024  By Rick Pullen
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    Kim Sherwood on Women in the World of Bond

    How the women characters in Ian Fleming's work – ‘adventurous, brave, resourceful’ – may just surprise you.

    April 23, 2024  By Kim Sherwood
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