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Post by Craig Herbertson on Oct 10, 2012 17:08:37 GMT
They're spies, they're mostly sinister and they're mostly German. Or at least so far, where Dunsany's Jorker revels in a naughtie German being eaten by his Alsatian and Eric Ambler quickly defends Germans by relating the tale of a man whose car has run out petrol (that seems to happened a lot) He falls in with some people who are heavily against Nazis and keen on printing - birth of the small press. The title seems to echo Cohen's famous song ripped off some Frenchman I can't remember. Les Partisan?  The Strange Drug of Dr Caber Lord Dunsany, The Army of Shadows Eric Ambler, Somewhere in France Richard Harding Davis The Traitor W. Somerset Maugham Code no 2 Edgar Wallace, The Problem Solver and the Spy Christopher Anvil, The Uninvited Michael Gilbert, QL696.C9 Anthony Boucher, Legacy of Danger Patricia McGerr Citizen in Space Robert Sheckley |
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