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Tag Archives: Spies
The Art of Intelligence: Lessons from a Life in the CIA’s Clandestine Service, Henry A. Crumpton (Penguin Press, 2012) {Penguin Audio, David Colacci}
The Art of Intelligence is a real life memoire by CIA spy Henry A. Crumpton that tells story of his career and discusses trade craft, and the growing role of America’s intelligence officers. For more information go to: http://www.sophaynempire.wordpress.com
Posted in Espionage, Memoire, Opinion Piece, Stand Alone Novel, Thoughtful Espionage Tale, Titles, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, Art of Intelligence, Audio Book, books, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, Clandestine Service, Cold War, Counterterrorism, Crumpton, Espionage, Iraq, Memoire, Military Science Fiction, policy, Saddam Hussein, Spies, Spy, United States, US foreign Policy
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Smiley’s People, John LeCarré (Penguin Books, 1979 {Penguin Audio, Narrator: Michael Jayston)
Smiley’s People is the last installment in the Karla Trilogy, and the penultimate volume (to date and likely ever) about or involving John LeCarré’s master spy: George Smiley. This book pits him at last, toe to toe with his arch-nemesis, Karla. For more go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Cycle, Espionage, Identity, Mystery, Saga, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thoughtful Espionage Tale, Trilogy, Uncategorized
Tagged Alec Guinness, Cold War, Espionage, George Smiley, Honourable Schoolboy, John le Carré, Karla Trilogy, Michael Jayston, Smiley, Soviet Union, Spies, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
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The Archaeologist's Guide to the Galaxy.. by Thomas Evans 