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David Fennell In Person With Paul

David Fennell chats to Paul Burke about his new crime thriller/comedy novel All Killers Aboard, crime and comedy, Martha andAgatha Christie and Roger Ackroyd, Wuthering Heights  ALL KILLERS ABOARD: On a luxury cruise from Southampton to New York, the annual gathering of the mysterious Midnight Chor…

ROGER A PRICE talks to Aspects of Crime

Roger A Price talks to Paul Burke about Watching the Detectives , a new crime anthology, The Red Troop novels - Shoot to Kill, With Prejudice, thirty years in the police, screenwriting, Preston Crime Fiction Festival. With Prejudice, Shoot to Kill Watching the Detectives is an enjoyable collectio…

THE BRITISH AGENT by SIMON CONWAY

Simon Conway talks to SpyMasters about The British Agent, Afghanistan, conspiracy, Chuff, bomb disposal, US politics... THE BRITISH AGENT: A SPY ALONE. AN ENEMY WITHIN. A veteran American spymaster weaving an elaborate web. A politician who makes a high-stakes promise he can’t keep. A clutch …

The Stay Behinds: Sweden's Cold War Guardians with Johan Wennström

For much of the Cold War, Sweden presented itself as a neutral country standing apart from the confrontation between NATO and the Soviet Union. In reality, its strategic position left it acutely exposed to the possibility of Soviet attack, and behind the public policy of non-alignment lay extensive…

Mark Grenside talks to Aspects of Crime

Mark Grenside talks to Aspects of Crime about his new Riley series: Fall Out, Sunset Circus and Bastion, the Muppets, Lloyd’s of London, Kidnap and Rescue, persistence, Hollywood, Nick & Nora and film is a melting iceberg. Fall Out: Marcus Riley, a British movie producer who is down on his luck, r…

Sara Paretsky In Person With Paul

Sara Paretsky chats to Paul Burke about her new spy thriller Bad Company, Lily, CIA = bad dog, being a Chicago Pitbull and falling out of bed in Paris as inspiration for a novel. Bad Company The CIA forced Lily to retire before she was ready. She'd spent forty years as a field agent. She'd been ski…

Spies on Screen by Paul Burke

Paul Burke is interviewed by Barry Forshaw, Financial Times Crime Fiction Critic and author of Crime Fiction: A Reader's Guide. Discussing SPIES ON SCREEN: FROM SILENT TO STREAMING, favourite films, Alfred Hitchcock, Eric Ambler, Bond, Bourne and MI, iconic performances, action v realism, the histo…

The REVIEW SHOW October 2026

The Review Show - new releases October 2026 Bad Company Sara Paretsky  Chain Reaction Lee & Andrew Child  Galway Edge Ken Bruen  The Rouse China Mieville  Murder in London Matt Avery  Rear Window and Other Stories Cornell Woolrich Think of a Number Anderson Bodelsen The Killing Yards Jason Allison …

SPIES ON SCREEN: What 120 Years of Spy Movies Reveal — with Paul Burke

Author Paul Burke joins Dan and Tom to explore how spy movies have mirrored world events for more than 120 years. They cover honey traps, forgotten gems, and the real story behind Operation Mincemeat. Subscribe to Cracking the Code of Spy Movies for more espionage movie conversations. Like, subscr…

The Ultimate Spy Movie & TV Guide — Inside Spies on Screen with Paul Burke

Paul Burke joins Spybrary hosts Shane Whaley and Michael Huie to discuss his new book, Spies on Screen, an ambitious guide to more than 900 spy films and television series. From James Bond and John le Carré to Slow Horses, The Bureau, The Americans and forgotten spy thrillers, Paul explores how es…