Books What the Nazis did next Danny Orbach’s intriguing book Fugitives details how former Third Reich officers sold their services to the West – and turned up the heat of the Cold… By William Boyd
Books William Boyd: The Jungle Book is the first book I remember reading. And rereading By William Boyd
The silver spoon spy: how Cambridge double-agent Donald Maclean got away with it for so long Tall, fair-haired and attractive, Maclean maintained a surface allure of charm that eventually failed to obscure the demons wrestling… By William Boyd
John le Carré’s A Legacy of Spies is a compelling tale of Cold War duplicity It may seem a strange observation, but love is a major component of the author's fictional world. By William Boyd
In True Detective long-form television fully came of age Speaking as a screenwriter – and one who finds himself increasingly working in long-form television – I have watched… By William Boyd
William Boyd: Why John le Carré is more than a spy novelist What Joseph Conrad started, John le Carré enshrined and made modern. By William Boyd
William Boyd: how mortality shapes our existence What makes our species unique is that we know we are trapped in time, caught briefly between the prenatal… By William Boyd
William Boyd on Kim Philby: how did a privileged young Englishman become a national traitor? The story of how Philby and four other privileged young Englishmen became spies or double agents for the USSR… By William Boyd