The Spy Novel That Even The CIA Are Talking About
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What if someone else could use your identity as a spy? In this episode of Spybrary, guest host Bryan Boling sits down with author David Goodman to talk about his debut novel, A Reluctant Spy
'Goodman's first book was a very polished high concept spy thriller, which delivered on its premise.'
Tim Shipman
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David Goodman shares his writing background, how his ideas evolved into a published book, and the inspiration behind the story's unique take on espionage. They dive into the novel's central plot, a man who lends his identity to spies, and explore themes such as modern technology's impact on spycraft, character development, research processes, writing choices, and the role of real locations like London and Zanzibar in the narrative.
Goodman also reflects on early critical praise, surprising support from intelligence community members, awards, and how he's approaching the sequel, Solitary Agents
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