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Tag Archives: Alex Dryden
In the Mail: Moscow Sting
Moscow Sting by Alex Dryden Booklist Dryden follows up his superb debut, Red to Black (2009), with a riveting sequel. British spy Finn, who uncovered a Russian plan to control Europe’s access to oil and natural gas, is dead, murdered … Continue reading
Posted in In The Mail
Tagged Alex Dryden, Cold War, espionage, Espionage Fiction, Fiction, KGB, Vladimir Putin
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Red To Black by Alex Dryden
Red to Black by Alex Dryden seems to be clearly aiming for the blend of current events and espionage made famous by John Le Care but Dryden adds in a large dose of love story. It also has the feel … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Dryden, Cold War, espionage, Fiction, Russia, Vladimir Putin
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Alex Dryden on Craig Ferguson talking Red To Black
As I have whined about noted before, I am running rather behind these days. As a result, I have just now started reading Alex Dryden’s new novel Red To Black. And furthermore, I have just now stumbled upon the author’s … Continue reading
In the Mail: hump day edition
–> The Anthologist by Nicholson Baker Publishers Weekly Starred Review. In Baker’s lovely 10th novel, readers are introduced to Paul Chowder, a study in failure, at a very dark time in his life. He has lost the two things that … Continue reading




