Edinburgh Network for Studies in Secrecy (ENSiS) traces the way secrecy and spying run through our history and culture in literature, history and film.
Edinburgh Network for Studies in Secrecy is launching! We are the successor to @SpyWeek and we'll be keeping our focus on author events while adding some more academic sessions. All are welcome!
Tomorrow! The secret of modernity is under discussion. All are welcome to some or all of the talks, but please register here: https://t.co/ya97oz4Fnb @LLCatEdinburgh
Surfacing from new job hibernation to speak at the launch of this exciting new network in secrecy studies (@EdinSecrecy) on 14 Dec at @EdinburghUni. Papers on mapping, spying, plumbing, doubling, doubting!
All online & free to join for panels from 2pm... https://t.co/AtrGPosIGU
Surfacing from new job hibernation to speak at the launch of this exciting new network in secrecy studies (@EdinSecrecy) on 14 Dec at @EdinburghUni. Papers on mapping, spying, plumbing, doubling, doubting!
All online & free to join for panels from 2pm... https://t.co/AtrGPosIGU
Smiley is suspicious Percy!
Today we kick off the #JohnleCarre movie club series
To start the series, a full debriefing of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy with our #Spybrary panel. #spymovies
Available on all good podcast apps and at https://t.co/YwkIElrMQ2
I was able to join the @SpyHards podcast to talk with @BenMacintyre1 and Alexander Cary about the upcoming adaptation of A SPY AMONG FRIENDS.
Plus we give our thoughts on the first two episodes.
You won’t want miss it!
Link in the thread.
Our first online event! Please join us for any part, or all of it. In the last hour we'll invite ideas for new events or collaborations. Sign up on eventbrite
🤫 Have you heard? @EdinSecrecy is hosting a FREE and ONLINE symposium on #secrecy in literature and culture in December.
🎟️ Sign up now: https://t.co/EFchfhkGDr
About to talk about cold war spy fiction at this really exciting event.
By Other Means: The Cold War and U.S. Empire in Asia https://t.co/jxSLuuDJHr via @Wellesley
How was early 20th c. London portrayed by Russian foreign correspondents? Anna Vaninskaya’s new anthology London Through Russian Eyes, 1896-1914 (@boydellbrewer) reveals all. Join Anna and a great panel of speakers for the launch @QMHistory on 28 Nov https://t.co/4d0L4sJJX8
Reading the BBC Audience Research Report for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy '79 and intrigued to find that apparently only 17% of the audience correctly guessed the identity of the mole before his unmasking. One of those things I never thought I'd get a statistic for!
Tim Shipman of the Sunday Times rates and ranks his favorite 125, yes that’s 125 spy #thriller authors for Spybrary! Grab the list today and get @ShippersUnbound recommendations on his favourite work by the #author and which one to start with!
https://t.co/O8Rm8yFpF6