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Read the previous chapters: Heroic Names Black Masks Secret Source Intermission: Carruthers Ex Machina Saving England Lone Hands Origin Story VII.
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Read the previous chapters: Heroic Names Black Masks Secret Source Intermission: Carruthers Ex Machina Saving England Lone Hands VI.
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Read the previous chapters: PART I PART II PART III INTERMISSION PART IV V.
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Read the previous chapters: PART i: HEROIC NAMES PART ii: BLACK MASKS PART iii: SECRET SOURCE INTERMISSION: DEUS EX CARRUTHERS IV.
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Image created using Canva’s AI tool PART I PART II PART III Intermission: Carruthers Ex Machina Eric Ambler had fun parodying the spy thriller in The Dark Frontier, but he was also making a point about its constraints: geopolitics in 1936 were much more c…
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CLICK TO READ PART ONE CLICK TO READ PART TWO III.
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CLICK TO READ PART ONE Part II.
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This is a follow-up to Looking for James Gunn.
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Update: Since writing the text below, I have located the script material.
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They thought he was dead.
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In 1975, Anthony Burgess wrote perhaps the strangest treatment for a James Bond film ever penned.
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I wrote this essay about the Ian Fleming short story Quantum of Solace in 2008.
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An overlooked tale of unremitting failure with a surprising impact – Jeremy Duns goes behind the lines of John le Carré’s The Looking Glass War PART III (Read Part I here and Part II here.)
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An overlooked tale of unremitting failure with a surprising impact – Jeremy Duns goes behind the lines of John le Carré’s The Looking Glass War PART II (Read Part I here.)
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An overlooked tale of unremitting failure with a surprising impact – Jeremy Duns goes behind the lines of John le Carré’s The Looking Glass War PART I Few would deny that John le Carré’s third novel changed the face of espionage fiction.
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Last year, Tim Shipman, the Sunday Times journalist and author of All Out War and Fall Out, wrote up a list of his favourite 125 spy novelists for the website of the Spybrary podcast.
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Some fascinating news in The Bookseller today: Ian Fleming Publications (IFP) has commissioned novelist Kim Sherwood (Testament) to write a trilogy about the Double O Section, with the first to be released in 2022: ‘The publisher said: “James Bond is miss…
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Update: You can now read an extended version of the article here, or download it as part of the free ebook Need to Know here.