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Tag Archives: Alan Furst
“The Foreign Correspondent” by Alan Furst
I like spy novels and I have always longingly admired the profession of foreign correspondents. As I finally wanted to read one of Alan Furst‘s spy novels, all set against a historical background, it was therefore natural for me to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Germany, History, World War II
Tagged Alan Furst, Eric Ambler, espionage, Ian Fleming, James Bond
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