Spies Like Us: On David McCloskey’s “Moscow X”
Katherine Voyles reviews David McCloskey’s “Moscow X.”
Katherine Voyles
Katherine Voyles is a PhD in English who uses that background to write in public about the cultures of national security and national security in culture. She works for the Department of the Army, but the views here are her own and do not represent the official position of the US Army or US Department of Defense.
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