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08/03/2024 - Tonight I add a six-book series that I really enjoyed and which I hope will stick around and give me more adventures. The writing is very good, the plots are darned good, the troubles facing the protagonist worthy of my grinding my teeth of the unfairness, and the resolutions are satisfying. Good stuff in the Barrett Mason series.
08/03/2024 - The entry this morning is a whole lot of nothing dealing with a mysterious probable spy-hunter from 1929, Paladin, Master Spy on Spies. My friend and contributor, EdRoy, sent me the sketchy intel on him he had found and I confirmed it in www.philsp.com, a fantastic source of information on magazine contents going way back. The names, dates, and cover art for the magazines. That is all I know. Maybe, hopefully, someone out there will know more and pass it on.
08/02/2024 - I often experience a thrill when entering a new series into this compendium that I think fans of spy-fiction will get a kick out of. Today is that feeling twice over because through the incredible writing of Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler, I was able to travel back in time to the First World War and feel like I was actually there. Christopher Marlowe Cobb is a reporter who also does the occasional thing or two for American Intelligence. This is exquisite storytelling.
08/01/2024 - With the heat index reaching beyond 105 today, I am sitting in my comfortable chair in a cool office adding a British comic book series from 1966. It is a tribute (or rip-off) of the Man from U.N.C.L.E. but not badly done at all. Please welcome S.A.T.A.N. to the compendium.
07/31/2024 - Well, as we close out an eventful month for me, I present a strange, strange series that is designed for those who are into light B&D, which I ain't. Blaze Lane is the sweet but dumber-than-dirt, albeit crack shot. agent who finds more and more ways to be tied up naked. Most of this three-book series is light-hearted silly fun. Other parts, not so fun.
07/30/2024 - A Second Look today at Peter Savage, a CEO of a small but successful company who is as smart as he is determined and he has a wonderful (for us, not so much for him) knack of getting trouble thrown at him. He does not duck. He throws it back!
07/30/2024 - A thriller/suspense writer I have enjoyed for several decades has penned a two-book spy series about Thomas Laker and I am excited to be able to add it to the compendium today. I am a fan and I think you will be as well.
07/29/2024 - Bit of a mystery presented here today. The series entering the compendium is given by me the name Randall McCarey. The mystery of sorts is that no one by that name is in the first book but the gent starring in the first goes by that name in the third and has for some time. In the second, a different fellow must take the identity of McCarey. It's interesting. See for yourself.
07/28/2024 - Second Look time again and today we take another gander at an NCIS agent who is really good at getting into a lot of trouble and then getting himself out of it again. Ruben Carver is the kind of man you want after the bad guys but I would not stand too close to him 'cause ricochets can hurt.
07/28/2024 - Travel back with me again to the Second World War, well actually a couple of years before the full hostilities begin. Alex Kovacs is a Czech who has been living and working in Vienna so long he considers it is second home. His hatred of Nazi aggression is understandable then when first his homeland and then his adopted home are sucked up. Pretty darn good writing here.

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Say the word SPY to most people and they will respond with James Bond, with good reason as he is the best known of all fictional spies. With 20+ blockbuster movies over the last 40+ years, along with the standard movie hype, virtually the entire world knows about 007 and his License To Kill.

Of course, James Bond is by no means the only spy in the world of fiction, just the best known. Who are the rest? Who has his or her own license to kill, thrill, or chill. How do these agents stack up against each other? Who would you want beside you in a car chase, in a knife fight, in a dark alley, or beneath the covers?

This site is dedicated to the many, many men and women who, at least in fiction, have defended our freedoms against all forms of enemies, foreign and domestic. Well, granted a few of them were just in it for the money and many were only after the excitement, and sex played a huge role in the motivation of more than a few. But still, their actions helped not only preserve our way of life (on paper) but also brought us, the readers, many hours of escapism and vicarious pleasure.

So, who are these people that I have slaved so diligently to present to you? They are the men and women of spy-fi about whom there is a series. Single-book characters need not apply. There has to be at least two books. Two's the minimum but the more the merrier.

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Each spy has his or her own page. Click on the "Characters" button to go to a listing page. Click on the letter the character's last name starts with (or a more common moniker like "Death Merchant" if appropriate). That will take one step further into the labrynth. Finally, select the character's name from the list and, voila!

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