Volume 24 – Espionage Fiction: The Seduction of Clandestinity
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Introduction
Robert Lance Snyder -
11
In Light of the Other: The Hero and the Adversarial Spy
Emma Grundy Haigh -
31
Domestic Intelligence: Marriage and Espionage in Helen MacInnes’s Fiction
Christine Bold -
55
Manning Coles: The Intermodernism of Espionage Fiction
Mary Anne Schofield -
73
Dorothy Gilman’s Mrs. Pollifax and Ian Fleming’s James Bond: Soft and Hard Spy Fiction
Rosie White -
91
(Im)Perfect Spies: Identity and the Pathology of the Cold War in John le Carré’s The Perfect Spy and The Secret Pilgrim
Brian E. Crim -
107
Spying Women: Gayle Lynds’s Espionage Fiction
Charlotte Beyer -
127
The French Espionage Dossier: Trends in Francophone Spy Fiction since 2000
Paul Bleton -
161
A Life Spent Lying: The Identity Crises of Post 9/11 Spy Fiction
Lee Horsley -
177
The Budapest Spy: Spy-Fiction Elements in a Contemporary Hungarian Crime Series"
Sándor Kálai -
187
Roman Monde: Hédi Kaddour’s Waltenberg
Bérengère Vachonfrance-Levet -
199
Gayle Lynds’s Espionage Thrillers: An Interview
Charlotte Beyer -
215
“Writing Is a Way of Thinking”: An Interview with Olen Steinhauer
Lee Horsley and David Willingham -
243
Espionage Versus Detective Fiction: An Interview with LeRoy Lad Panek
Robert Lance Snyder -
263
Review of La Cristallisation de l'ombre: Les origines oubliées du roman d'espionnage sous la IIIe République
Gwyneth Jones -
269
Indirect Object: A Review of The Art of Indirection in British Espionage Fiction: A Critical Study of Six Novelists
James Winchell -
277
“Latter Day Gnostics”?: A Review of Rip Tide, The Geneva Trap, the Trinity Six, and A Foreign Country
Robert Lance Snyder