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The interviewer becomes the interviewee. Congratulations, Paul. As a former film and TV producer, Spies on Screen is right up my street. Which screen spy do you think got it most right?
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Beautiful bookpost from @BL_Publishing look out for my @CrimeTimeUK FM interview with @medwardsbooks coming today.
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Really enjoyed this, Saima. I’d add that readers have always loved heroes from outside the police and spy worlds, from the insurance investigator in Double Indemnity to Molly Gray in The Maid. Mine is a film producer. Fellow Aspects of Crime member here, by the way.
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🖤❤️🖤Good morning crime fiction lovers!🖤❤️🖤 Today is a great day to think about what your favourite crime novel of 2026 has been. Our 2026 awards are nominated by readers and we'd love to know your picks across our six categories - Best Novel, Best Indie, Best in Translation, Best Debut, Best Crime Show and Author of the Year. Here's the nomination form: tinyurl.com/yc59k7pb
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Former FBI Director @Comey James Comey’s new thriller Red Verdict may be fiction — but one of the cases that inspired it was very real. In our new Spybrary interview, Comey explains how the FBI once used an undercover operative posing as a potential Russian recruit — complete with a tiny recorder hidden inside a notebook — to capture conversations with Russian intelligence officers. He also talks about: • why prosecuting espionage can be as difficult as uncovering it • how “graymail” was used to pressure the US government in classified cases • why he has little interest in writing rogue FBI agents • the real people and cases that feed into his fiction • and the spy writers he admires Read Bruce Dravis’s full interview with James Comey at Spybrary.com. Question for you: do you prefer spy novels grounded closely in real tradecraft and procedure — or do you want authors to take more liberties? #Spybrary #JamesComey #RedVerdict #SpyBooks #Espionage #SpyFiction
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Omnibus edition of Clara Vine #1-3 out now!
#NewBooks A Spy In Berlin, by @janethynne 'The perfect fusion of history, suspense and high romance.' The Times link.amazon/B0ek5kUJ9 @aspectshistory #crimefiction #ww2 #espionage
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Dear @Paulodaburka Congratulations on the launch of Spies on Screen today. My nose is buried in it as I catch up on The Two-Headed Spy (1958). I have a black unbranded baseball cap on and there is a black SUV waiting outside… 🖤❤️🖤
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When a well-known artist is found in Snorri’s Pool with an axe buried deep in his chest... And that's just to start with as Stella Blómkvist faces a series of challenges – some of them painfully close to home. amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H1DZJ6Z7/ @graskeggur @StellaBlomkv
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Event - 6th November, No.8 Arts Centre, Pershore. Tickets: number8.org/event/murder-at-… @LucaVeste chats 2 Diamond Dagger Winner @MarkBillingham @HaleWrites chats to @wurdsmyth @Paulodaburka @TonyFisherLive compere @Chedgee @TomMeadAuthor @chrislloyd @JoCallaghanKat #pershore #crime
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