Graham Greene Spy Books Introduction to the spy fiction of Graham Greene Graham Greene is widely regarded as one of the greatest literary figures of the 20th century, seamlessly blending the genres of literary fiction and spy thrillers. His works explore themes of betrayal, morality, and human frailty, often set against the backdrop of political...

Today we decode a brush pass transmission sent in by Spybrary listener Andy Onyx. Author and Spy Book fan, Andy Onyx gives us his brush pass spy book review of The Human Factor by Graham Greene. Brush Pass – a quick review from Spybrary listeners on the books they love (and hate!) Can you pull...

This week, Spybrary Spy Podcast Host Shane Whaley welcomes author and travel writer August Thomas to speak about her debut novel, Liar’s Candle.   Introduced to the podcast by Professor Penny Fielding, August has lived and studied in Scotland and Turkey, where she pursued a Master’s Degree on a Fulbright Scholarship. August began writing Liar’s...

009: Jake Kerridge tells us all about the Summer of Spies London is the place to be for us spy fans. On the heels of the announcement that John Le Carre will make a rare public appearance in September, Waterstones Gower Street unveil the Summer of Spies, a Classic Spy Fiction Club series of events,...