Proposed Corn Mill Presents Opportunities for Sophisticated Military-Related Espionage

Psychology and Self-Reflection Merge with Thriller Storyline

The race to stop unthinkable terror at the funeral of Winston Churchill in January 1965

Miliefsky will discuss cyber espionage, cyber terrorism, cyber crime and why America is the #1 Target

Author John Murray reveals his career has the head of a secret government agency

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U.K writer David Holman launches his debut Suspense Thriller Novel, 'The Silver Angel - An Alex Swan Mystery'

Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs, whose party is under investigation, funded opposition in Iran with the help of South Azerbaijan separatists.

Author Roselyn Jewell, who has thus far been known almost entirely for romance, has tried her hand at writing a thriller, and readers may very well find it even better than her romances.

In "St. Peter in Chains," a new spy novella by M Pepper Langlinais, intelligence agent Peter Stoller struggles to maintain a work-life balance in the face of having his lover accused of espionage.

Seattle, WA - Seattle author and resident, Edward Tennyson, has released "Victoria and The Evil Senator," When free-spirited Samantha Ames, a successful art dealer, meets mysterious international fashion photographer Victoria Smith, bullets fly.

Terry L Fitzwater, the author of eight non-fiction books, has again entered the fiction genre with the release of his third James Link novel, Guantanamo Break Out. The book is available on Amazon.com.

FIRST-EVER account in English of a brutal guerrilla conflict in the mountains of southern Spain- a war which went virtually unreported at the time.

Best-Selling author and filmmaker Peter Thomas Senese is pleased to announce the e-book release of 'The Den of the Assassin' that critics and readers everywhere have raved about. Release date: July 14th, 2011

The retired general and former NSA and CIA director defended communications surveillance and intense interrogation to battle terrorism.

Following a very busy Autumn 2010 co-inciding with the latest series of hit BBC spy drama 'Spooks', London spy tour operator THE INTELLIGENCE TRAIL announces an extended 2010 schedule.

Told from the point-of-view of a former elite U.S. military intelligence operative, and the perspective of an Al Qaeda-backed terrorist cell, The 19th Element by John L. Betcher is a first rate psychological thriller that will hook your interest earl

Independent Publisher Online (IPPY) endorses The Guys Who Spied for China, a Minstrel's Alley Publication.

Lamo rebuffs intimidation attempt by Wikileaks organizer; states efforts by Julian Assange doing more harm than good.

Not acting as journalist when turning in alleged spy, Lamo says.

(Los Angeles) Gordon Basichis, author of "The Guys Who Spied for China" (Minstrels Alley 2009) will be interviewed by Nancy Arvizu for her Blog Radio Show, Page Talk Readers. www.blogtalkradio.com/page-readers