Spybrary is a Spy Podcast for fans of Spy Books and Spy Movies We interview spy authors, intelligence experts and spy fans! Our goal is to encourage people to read new spy novels, revisit an old espionage classic and discuss them with our community of like minded spy … Read More about About Spybrary
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Review of John le Carre’s The Circus Spy Game
Could you make the cut as a Cold War Spy? Spybrary Spy Podcast Listener Clarissa Aykroyd reviews her experience of John le Carre's … [Read More...] about Review of John le Carre’s The Circus Spy Game
56: Len Deighton’s Berlin Game – Book Club
Berlin Game -Len Deighton - Spybrary Book Club Edition Spybrary listeners voted overwhelmingly for Berlin Game to be the first spy book to be discussed in our … [Read More...] about 56: Len Deighton’s Berlin Game – Book Club
‘Jack Ryan’ Goes Prime
First appearing nearly thirty-five years ago in the pages of The Hunt For Red October, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan is arguably the closest thing to an American James Bond. Not only with a highly successful series of novels but also a trilogy of successful films in … [Read More...] about ‘Jack Ryan’ Goes Prime
55: Red Moon Audio Drama with Rob Valentine
Red Moon - An Alternate Cold War Thriller On Episode 55 of the Spybrary Podcast, guest host Matthew Kresal talks to the writer and director of Red Moon, a cold war thriller audio drama. Produced by Wireless Theatre Red Moon is an alternate history … [Read More...] about 55: Red Moon Audio Drama with Rob Valentine
The Koenig Memo – Agent of Influence by Jeremy Duns
Agent of Influence is a slim book at 83 pages, but one with significant effect. Author Jeremy Duns works his subtitled topic, “Antony Terry and the Shaping of Cold War Fact and Fiction”, weaving an utterly fascinating behind-the-curtain story I didn’t want to … [Read More...] about The Koenig Memo – Agent of Influence by Jeremy Duns
