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The SpyMasters Book Prize – Longlist Announced

At SpyMasters, we love spy books. We love to read espionage books, as well as champion the genre and its authors. And so it is with great pleasure that we announce the inaugural SpyMasters Book Prize.

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AUTHOR INTERVIEW

Carina McNally on Mithim

Carina McNally on Mithim

The novelist considers the inspiration behind her debut title, which blends history with Irish mythology to explore cultural erasure, the natural world and the forgotten lives of 17th-century women, in her conversation with Sadie Souter.
Carina McNally
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BOOK REVIEW

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Mark Grenside

Mark Grenside

Mark Grenside is a London-born thriller writer whose twist-filled novels combine meticulously researched historical detail, richly evoked locations and insider knowledge of the film industry. He is the author of Fall Out and is currently writing The Dolos Legacy, the sixth in his franchise of thrillers set in the film industry.
Mark Grenside
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SHORT STORY

Sugar Plum

Sugar Plum

Set during the Second World War, the story combines historical details about the challenges of putting on ballet performances in London during the war, with a fictional tale where magic and reality intermingle during a production of Casse Noisette.
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THE MAGAZINE

Issue 28 Out Now

The Tragedy of Korea

Robert Lyman on the Korean War

Tessa Dunlop on Monuments to the Fallen

Max Hastings on D-Day: Sword Beach

Gretchen Friemann on the Anglo-Irish Treaty

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THE BOOKCLUB

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