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An Ordinary Spy
by Joseph Weisberg
288 pages
(2008, Bloomsbury USA)
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In The News
Newsweek
"Lowering Expectations:
Two new books lay bare enduring myths about the CIA"
February 20, 2008
by Evan Thomas
The Atlantic
"Superior Genre Fiction: An Ordinary Spy"
March 3, 2008
by James Fallows
The New York Times
"On Language: Redact This"
September 9, 2007
by William Safire
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Praise for An Ordinary Spy:
"Great read, stunningly realistic."
— Ted Price, former Deputy Director for Operations, CIA
"[A] beautiful new novel… surely the best portrait of the working C.I.A. we have had in many years."
— Mark Costello, New York Times Book Review
"A well-wrought, beautifully crafted, incisive book about the huge emotional and psychological tolls the craft of spying can take from those who practice it
—John Weisman, Washington Times
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