Catch and Kill

“I valued it, certainly as—and I’m not the first person to say it reads like this—an espionage thriller. It reads quickly and it’s very engaging. The chapters are punchy. But beyond that, he’s doing a public service by being so candid about his experience and without coming off, by any means, as a braggart. He’s just trying to explain that this is the sort of experience that you have when you are trying to tell a story that is very difficult to tell.” Read more...

The Best of Memoir: the 2020 NBCC Autobiography Shortlist

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