Welcome to 2021 for espionage fans. We lift the lid on what you can expect on the show in 2021. Happy new year! More details at www.crimespies.com where you can also get self-guided spy walks for FREE until Easter 2021.

This special episode looks ahead to some books I'll be covering in 2021 and recommends some other shows I think you might like. Happy Christmas! Buy yourself something to cheer up January at our new online store. Including our famous book subscriptions and recommendations service! https://crimespies.com/crime-spies-store

I've decided to give away this walk for Christmas. You can download maps using this link: https://pcdettmann.squarespace.com/virtual-tour-thames

If you download this episode before you start, and the other information, you will not need an internet connection when you arrive in London. And even if you cannot make it to London, there are some fascinating facts in here.

Merry Christmas / Seasons Greetings to all of you, and thanks so much for being part of our first year as an audio product!

I've decided to give away this walk for Christmas. You can download maps, step-by-step instructions, and view photos using this link: https://pcdettmann.squarespace.com/virtual-tour-cold-war-mayfair

If you download this episode before you start, and the other information, you will not need an internet connection when you arrive in Mayfair. And even if you cannot make it to Mayfair, there are some fascinating facts in here.

Merry Christmas / Seasons Greetings to all of you, and thanks so much for being part of our first year as an audio product!

We focus on HMS Surprise by the Folio Society, but this is a special episode about the Royal Naval world created by Patrick O'Brian in 1970 and as featured in the Hollywood movie starring Russell Crowe. I decided to include this episode, originally recorded as part of my (now defunct) Library Discoveries show but as it features a spy known as Stephen Maturin, it also qualifies for Spies of London. Enjoy!

As lockdown part two begins in England, we go all introvert on you and try to figure out if spying is an inherent part of British culture. How do you label yourself? Are labels useful? Yes, we get deep and meaningful as we turn inside for the autumn.

As lockdown part two begins in England, we go all introvert on you and try to figure out if spying is an inherent part of British culture. How do you label yourself? Are labels useful? Yes, we get deep and meaningful as we turn inside for the autumn.

Notes on James Bond (TLS)

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This is today's book: Banker, Traitor, Scapegoat, Spy? The Troublesome Case of Sir Edgar Speyer by Antony Lentin. Here are my detailed Kindle highlights on Goodreads.

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This is today's book: Banker, Traitor, Scapegoat, Spy? The Troublesome Case of Sir Edgar Speyer by Antony Lentin.

Forewarning of our upcoming review of the brilliant memoir of Sir Edgar Speyer by Antony Lentin. Read more on Goodreads...

This book is coming in November on Spies of London.

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