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'Duthie examines various characterizations of espionage in the novels of Christopher Koch. Throughout Koch's work, it is continually emphasized that the examination of espionage is the examination of doubleness. Koch thereby offers a layered approach largely unexamined by many British writers in this field and one that is fitting for an Australian author not displacing the writing of an ancestral country but crisscrossing and doubling the spy genres of Britain with alternate perspectives.' (Publication summary)
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Spies in the Shadows : Intelligence and Secret Agents in the Novels of Christopher Koch
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