The novelist who spied

August 13, 2012 12:36

There have been plenty of spies who took up writing, but during World War II Britain's most popular thriller writer was asked to help deceive the Germans and he did so spectacularly. Tina Rosenberg tells his remarkable story in D for Deception.
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