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Significats de espionage literature en anglès
espanyol
ficción de espionaje 
Genre of fiction involving espionage as an important context or plot device.
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Examples for "spy fiction"
Examples for "spy fiction"
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That's either a very bad joke or you have a very poor knowledge of tawdry spy fiction.
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The greatest writers of spy fiction have, in almost every case, worked in intelligence before turning to writing.
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In so evocatively capturing the art of spying, he is the writer who turned spy fiction into an art form.
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We also return to the business of psychological manipulation that gave literary urgency to le Carré's new species of spy fiction.
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But since 1989, their spooks have begun looking like villains too Spy fiction is narratively paranoid.
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In a spy novel, everything that the initiated character notices might mean something.
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That mission was already being written up like a spy novel.
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Which, in spy novel terms, would be the ultimate coup for a Special Service.
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It reads like a spy novel, but it's all true.
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What I've found is rather ordinary, far simpler than the plot of a spy novel.
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First, there had been a spate of spy-yarns -the beginning of espionage fiction -as Germany became increasingly powerful and bellicose.
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Irish Fiction: Good espionage fiction is about much more than the clandestine conspiracies of secret intelligence agencies or the titillating adventures of tuxedoed globe-trotting sybarites.
Translations for espionage literature
espanyol
portuguès
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