► Introduction  

► Part I: The Roots of Spies (PDF file)  

► Part II: The Making of a Masterspy (PDF file)  

► Part III: Capture, Trial, and Execution (PDF file)  

► Part IV: Aftermath, Legacy, and Appendices (PDF file)  

► "Am I My Brother's Keeper?", by Maurice Cohen, as told to Carla Stockton

►Hebrew Translation of Eli Cohen’s “Testimony” for the Mossad, Feb. 1957

► The Mossad:  An Annotated Directory of Online Sources and Print Articles

► The Mossad and Israeli Intelligence on Screen:   A Filmography

► Before Munich:  Black September on TV and Film

►A novelist who hates novels: Jonar Nader unveils the story behind Z

►The Wave of The Future may be war without end: Q&A with Novelist Duane De Mello

►Sleeper agents sure to keep you awake: Q&A with novelist Michael Pennington

►Wes Britton’s May 26, 2010 radio interview with Michael Pennington is archived in the “Past Programs” section of—www.audioentertainment.org/dwp

►A Spy Novelist By Nature: The Charles Cumming Interview

►Jeremy Duns: Free Agent, by David Foster

► Inside the World Espionage Bureau:   Q&A with WEB Creator Bill Raetz

► T.H.E. Hill's Voices Under Berlin:   A Spy Novel That Breaks All the Molds

► Wes Britton’s September 3, 2008radio interview with T.H.E. Hill is in the “Past Programs” archives at—www.audioentertainment.org/dwp

► "A Saint I Ain't":   Q&A with Ian Dickerson of the Saint Club

► "The Saint" in Fact and Fiction:   An Interview with Historian and Novelist Burl Barer

► Introduction by Wesley Britton

► THE WINDING, BUMPY ROAD FROM ESPIONAGE TO INTELLIGENCE

► TERRORISM AS AN INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM

► A Decade in Review: The Best Spy Literature, 2001-2009
by Craig Arthur, Wesley Britton, Mark T. Hooker, Amanda Ohlke, Bill Raetz

► They Were Communists for the FBI:   The Stories of Matt Cvetic and Herbert Philbrick

► Defining Terrorism:   A Short History of Fact, Fiction, and Film

► Before Bond, Before Blofeld: The Roots of “Spy-Fi”

► Review: William Johnson’s Thwarting Enemies at Home and Abroad: How to Be a Counter-Intelligence Officer

► Review: Jeremy Duns Goes Dark in Free Agent

► Rudyard Kipling's "Great Game": Kim, Spy Stories, and "The Spies March"

► Don DeLillo's Libra:   America's Best Spy Novel?

► Sisters of Mata Hari:   Reviews of Books on Lady Spies

► Free Spy Books Online:   An Annotated Bibliography of E-Book Espionage

► Reviews:   Books on Civil War Spies

►Review: Nicholas Anderson’s NOC: Non-Official Cover: British Secret Operations

►Review: Peter Borchard’s RELENTLESS PURSUIT

►Review: Peter Borchard’s DIAMONDS ARE BUT STONE

►Review:Preston Fleming’s DYNAMITE FISHERMAN

►Review: Preston Fleming’s BRIDE OF A BYGONE WAR

►Review: Preston Fleming’s STAR CHAMBER BROTHERHOOD

►Review: Storm by Dave Pearson

►Review: Embassy Intrigue by Roger E. Neetz

►Espionage Around the Galaxy:   The Spi-Fi of Harry Harrison – At Leslie Charteris, under "Features"

►Reel War vs. Real War:   Wes Britton Reviews the New Book I Hear No Bugles – at CinemaRetro