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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
War or Peace? The United States and China, 2026–2049: In Conversation with Tim Hames
Is conflict between the two global superpowers inevitable, or could demographic change, economic interdependence and contrasting technological priorities lead to a different future? The author examines the historical roots of the rivalry and considers what the next 25 years might hold.
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Iran, We Ran, by Garrie Boldsmith
An engaging and suspenseful novel that follows two Iranian men whose contrasting circumstances drive them to flee their homeland, which explores the intersection of political repression, organised crime, compromise and migration.
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Jemahl Evans
Born in Bradford Upon Avon to nomadic Welsh school teachers, Jemahl was brought up in a West Wales mining village during the 70s and 80s. Jemahl has pursued a lifelong passion for history, inspired by his grandfather’s stories and legends. He was educated at Christ College Brecon, St Mary’s University College (Strawberry Hill), and U.W.E. Bristol.
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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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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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