Spies, secrets and lies

Discover the intriguing world of espionage in "Spies, Secrets and Lies" by Rachael Jolley, published by Sage Publications Ltd in 2015. This captivating collection dives deep into the multifaceted nature of spying, secrecy, and deception throughout history. Featuring a comprehensive interview with renowned author Judy Blume, the book also includes Molly Crapabble's unique short story from Turkey, which adds an international flavor to the narrative. Further, Jamie Bartlett explores the fascinating arena of crypto wars, shedding light on modern conflicts influenced by technology. Additionally, uncover the surprising tale of Robert McCrum, who ingeniously swapped bananas for smuggled documents during his time in Communist Czechoslovakia. With its compelling stories and insights, "Spies, Secrets and Lies" is a must-read for anyone interested in the shadowy realms of intelligence and international intrigue. The paperback edition offers a wealth of knowledge across its engaging pages, making it a perfect addition to your reading list.