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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Shots Feature: The spy and his conscience
Spies aren’t that different from you and me – at first…. Here are a few thoughts on spies, fictional spies and the struggle to ‘do the right thing’ in a …
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Peterborough Telegraph Review
An eight star review from The Peterborough Telegraph: ‘This fine novel fuses fiction with real-life First World War events. The Germans are supplying guns to the rebels in Ireland …
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Review of The Poison Tide
The Sir Read A Lot historical fiction website has reviewed The Poison Tide and found it ‘a thoroughly enjoyable read’. Thanks for the thumbs up – and here is …
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Talking in Edinburgh
Great to be at the Edinburgh International Book Festival last night. A chance to meet, Edward Wilson, the author of Cold War spy thrillers. We were talking about our books, …
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Edinburgh International Book Festival – The Spying Game
I’m talking about espionage thrillers at the Edinburgh International Book Festival tonight at 8.30 p.m. Come along if you can…