Mary von Aue
My Father, the Cold War Spy
Eva Dillon's memoir, 'Spies in the Family,' reveals the untold personal side to the American and Soviet spies who helped avert nuclear war.
The Contraband Book North Korea Doesn't Want You to Read
The story collection 'The Accusation' is the first book written by a current North Korean to be smuggled out of the DPRK.
How the CIA Infiltrated the World's Literature
The new book, Finks, reveals how great writers such as Baldwin, Márquez, and Hemingway became soldiers in America's cultural Cold War.
Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk on His New Novel, Turkish Censorship, and Twitter
We met up with the Nobel Prize-winning Turkish author to discuss his 12th novel 'A Strangeness in My Mind.'
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