Transcript: Review: Alan Furst's novel, "Kingdom of Shadows"

Article: Darkness visible: the intrigues of Alan Furst.
Harper's Magazine;  July 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... essay: The Book of Spies, edited by Alan Furst. Modern Library, 2003.374 pages. $24.95. Blood of Victory, by Alan Furst. Random House, 2003. 237 pages. $12.95. Kingdom of Shadows, by Alan Furst. Random House, 2000. 239 pages ...

Transcript: Interview: Alan Furst discusses his new book ...
Weekend Edition - Saturday (NPR);  September 28, 2002 ;     700+ words ...00-00-0000 Interview: Alan Furst discusses his new book Blood of ... piano. But first, the novels of Alan Furst have been described as Casablanca ... the oil needed to keep churning. Alan Furst joins us in our studios. Thank ...

Transcript: Review: Latest espionage novel of Alan Furst, ...
NPR All Things Considered;  October 1, 2002 ;     477 words ... ... 0000 Review: Latest espionage novel of Alan Furst, Blood of Victory Host: JACKI LYDEN ... 00-10:00 PM JACKI LYDEN, host: Alan Furst, the author of half a dozen spy novels ... frame.' When it comes to the work of Alan Furst, the devil--or perhaps I should say ...

Transcript: Review: Alan Furst's novel "Dark Voyage"
NPR All Things Considered;  July 19, 2004 ;     407 words ... ... Considered (NPR) 07-19-2004 Review: Alan Furst's novel "Dark Voyage" Host: ROBERT ... Dark Voyage" is the eighth novel by Alan Furst. Each of his books is set in Europe ... SIEGEL: The book is "Dark Voyage" by Alan Furst. Our reviewer, Alan Cheuse, teaches ...

Article: Night and fog: Alan Furst and the literature of ...
The National Interest;  December 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Alan Furst, ed., The Book of Spies: Anthology ... Library, 2003), 374 pp., $14.95. Alan Furst, Dark Voyage (New York: Random House ... 480pp., $13.95. A NEW NOVEL by Alan Furst has become an event. He has revitalized ...

Article: Alan Furst.
Bookmarks;  September 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... the richness of historical fiction. The result--historical espionage. Alan Furst is the master Some authors shy away from the designation "genre writer." Alan Furst embraces it. And why not? After all, his work--the author refers to ...

Article: In Alan Furst's tales of intrigue, ordinary ...
The Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, Fla.) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service);  August 26, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... historical espionage fiction, there's no one better than Alan Furst. Who? Too often that's been the response, as if I whispered ... the stuff of memory and experience. Such are the novels of Alan Furst, who uses the shadowy world of espionage to illuminate history ...