Brush Pass report from our Norweigan desk covering the spy books of the late Anthony Price. Author Anthony Price (1992) Karl Gunnar øen shares his appreciation for the spy books of Anthony Price. He also gives us his recommendation of which of his spy novels should be your first if you are new to Price's work. Karl also reveals some of his favourite Anthony Price books. Brush Pass … [Read more...] about The Spy Books of Anthony Price -Brush Pass (109)
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Spybrary at 100. Listeners Call In to Share Why They Love The Spybrary Podcast
Spybrary at 100 As part of the 100th episode celebrations, we invited Spybrary listeners to call in and share with us which authors and books they have discovered because of the Spybrary Podcast. Listen to Episode 100 of Spybrary to learn more about the origins of Spybrary, how the podcast is put together, Shane's journey of reading and spy literature and of course there is the quickfire … [Read more...] about Spybrary at 100. Listeners Call In to Share Why They Love The Spybrary Podcast
The Podcaster Who Came In From The Cold. Episode 100
Not many podcasts reach Episode 100, let alone a spy podcast. So on this our 100th episode, Spywrite's Jeff Quest turns the tables on Spybrary Spy Podcast Host Shane Whaley. Shane Whaley, host of the Spybrary Spy Podcast at Spy Con 2018 Jeff artfully employs his Sarratt training to put Whaley through a gentle but thorough debrief. Listen to Episode 100 of Spybrary to learn more about … [Read more...] about The Podcaster Who Came In From The Cold. Episode 100
Coming up on the Spybrary Spy Podcast – July/August 2018
Coming up in the next few weeks on the Spybrary Spy Podcast We celebrate Episode 50 with the man who kicked it all off on Episode 1 - Rob Mallows from Deighton Dossier. (Brief episode where we talk about the Berlin meet up and read a special message sent to us by Len Deighton.) Episode 51 - Interview with … [Read more...] about Coming up on the Spybrary Spy Podcast – July/August 2018
Cold War Spies & Time Travel: ars Paradoxica
Chances are, if you're reading this blog post, you're a podcast listener. Non-fiction podcasts such as Spybrary aren't the only things out there though. The rise of the podcast has also led to a renaissance in audio drama, the medium of sound and story formerly seen as being on the brink of extinction. One of the more intriguing pieces to come out of that has a distinctive spy fiction flavor to … [Read more...] about Cold War Spies & Time Travel: ars Paradoxica
15: Interview With Mike Ripley Kiss Kiss Bang Bang author
Interview with Mike Ripley, Author of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Gourmets have the Michelin Guide, spy fans can now call upon Mike Ripley's Kiss Kiss Bang The Boom in British Thrillers from Casino Royale to The Eagle Has Landed. Mike Ripley the author of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang has probably read more spy books than anyone else on the planet. His book, available now in the UK and due for US release on … [Read more...] about 15: Interview With Mike Ripley Kiss Kiss Bang Bang author
8 Spy Book Blogs You Should Follow
Check out this curated list of our favorite Spy Book Blogs Spy book fans are blessed with some excellent spy fiction book blogs on the web. In this post we share with you our favorite 8 spy book blogs that you should bookmark and follow. These bloggers are worth following for their insights and interpretations on, and of spy novels. There are a a lot more than 8 spy book blogs out there but … [Read more...] about 8 Spy Book Blogs You Should Follow