Spybrary's David Clark talks spy fiction and A Spy At War – the sequel novel from former MI6 Officer Charles Beaumont 🔥 In This Episode: He's back. Former MI6 officer turned critically acclaimed novelist, Charles Beaumont returns to the Spybrary podcast on the launch day of his second novel, A Spy at War, the highly...

In this Brush Pass episode of Brush Pass, Le Carre Cast and Barbican Station podcast host Jeff Quest, gives us the lowdown on two spy-related theatrical productions: ‘Operation Mincemeat‘ and ‘Dakar 2000‘. Operation Mincemeat on Broadway John Golden Theatre 252 W. 45th St., New York, NY The stunning true story of a scheme every bit as dicey,...

Welcome to the third episode of Section F – our Spy Movie Podcast track on Spybrary. Our Section F handpicked hosts and guests discuss their favourite spy movies both the classics and the hidden gems of spy films. Today Section F delve into the 1963 movie adaptation of Ian Fleming's From Russia With Love starring...

Is the German Spy Museum in Berlin worth your time? In this episode of Brush Pass on Spybrary, we take you inside this fascinating espionage attraction to uncover its best exhibits, hidden gems, and whether it’s a must-visit for spy fans. German Spy Museum Berlin Review Spybrary’s on-the-ground team in Berlin – Station C's Matt...

Ever wonder what spy novels a real-life Special Forces and CIA operative can't put down?Former Special Forces & CIA operative James Stejskal reveals his top five spy thrillers on Spybrary's Dead Drop 5.The Dead Drop 5 is back! In this much-requested Spybrary feature, our guest is embedded behind the Iron Curtain and can request five...

Best Spy Writers Guide Introduction to the thrillers of Alistair MacLean Alistair MacLean is one of the most celebrated thriller writers of the 20th century, known for his fast-paced, action-packed novels that often blend espionage with war, adventure, and high-stakes missions. A former naval officer, MacLean infused his stories with authentic military and intelligence details,...

Best Spy Writers Guide Introduction to the spy books of Clive Egleton Clive Egleton was a British author of hard-edged, intricately plotted spy fiction, renowned for his realistic portrayal of intelligence work and political intrigue. A former British Army officer, Egleton brought firsthand military and operational knowledge to his novels, crafting espionage thrillers that emphasized...

Best Spy Writers Guide Introduction to the thriller books of Michael Gilbert While Michael Gilbert wrote across multiple crime and thriller subgenres, his espionage books, particularly Game Without Rules showcase his skill at blending realism, dry wit, and high-stakes intrigue. A former lawyer, Gilbert brought a sharp, analytical mind to his storytelling, offering spy fiction...

Fmr CIA analyst turned podcast host and author David McCloskey in conversation with Tim Shipman David McCloskey and Tim Shipman Discuss The Seventh Floor and the return of Artemis Proctor In this engaging conversation, The Sunday Times Chief Political Commentator and spy fiction fan Tim Shipman interviews David McCloskey, the ex-CIA analyst turned award-winning spy...

Best Spy Writers Guide Introduction to the thriller books of Frederick Forsyth Frederick Forsyth is one of the most iconic authors in the world of thriller fiction, renowned for his meticulously researched and intricately plotted novels. With a career spanning decades, Forsyth has captivated readers with his tales of international intrigue, espionage, and high-stakes missions....