Stars and Spies

Christopher Andrew’s books are usually not intended for the general public but are primarily written for intelligence professionals, scholars of intelligence history, and journalists.

This particular book, however, will also be an eye-opener and a treasure trove for those who are interested in espionage as a literary subject. In his new work, Professor Andrew and his co-author cover a new topic: complex relations between the people of art and literature and secret services. And, as usual, it is beautifully written and contains a great deal of entirely new material that you simply cannot get from any other source.