Gerald Seymour's Books
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Dead GroundSpy fiction its best: A mission of revenge, a haunting love story, and a chilling tale -- in the definitive novel of the end of the Cold War. ...Read More
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Washington Post, February 17, 2013
...many of us know little about their origins or full military significance. Now the veteran British spy novelist Gerald Seymour has written an extraordinary work of fiction with these cruel weapons at its center. To be precise, the novels focus is an...
Guardian.co.uk, February 8, 2013
...Rebecca Tope 100,000 A 236 John Burningham 100,000 C 237 Nick Arnold 100,000 C 238 Gerald Seymour 100,000 A 239 Betty Neels 100,000 A 240 Louise Bagshawe 100,000 A 241 Chris Oxlade 100,000 C 242 James Lee Burke 100,000 A 243...
Bangkok Post, October 28, 2012
...Obama boasted about taking down Osama bin Loony in Pakistan. In A Deniable Death under review, British author Gerald Seymour focuses on an Iranian who is the bane of the coalition forces. Rashid Arman, known as The Engineer, is the world's foremost bomb...
The Independent, September 21, 2012
...been a pretty good five minutes, I reckoned – and an all right news story. 'The Outsiders' by Gerald Seymour is published in hardback by Hodder & Stoughton (£14.99...
Spectator, August 8, 2012
...Steps and continued through Frederick Forsyth’s Day of the Jackal up to such modern-day thriller writers as Gerald Seymour and those novelists who specialise in books featuring special forces operatives, etc. (such as the pseudonymous ex-professional...
GrownUps, July 13, 2012
...and giving away a new book! This week we are giving away a copy of "The Outsiders" by Gerald Seymour. They used to meet for a smoke behind the MI5 building. They were disbanded after the death of the youngest member of their team at the hands of a...
The Independent, July 6, 2012
...final turn – where the British Legion and former servicemen's associations gather, whenever there's a repatriation. Gerald Seymour's new novel is 'The Outsiders' (Hodder & Stoughton...
Terrace Standard, May 29, 2013
...Jeanette Costello, Dawn L.E. Derrick, Geneva Erickson, incumbent Cora Kennedy, Alfred McDames Sr., Sharlene Lisa Mohr, incumbent Gerald Seymour, Arlene Spalding, Clarisa Spencer, Patricia C. Squires, Lynn Wright and Victor Wright. Aside from its land...
Guardian.co.uk, May 14, 2013
...topic through a more enticing genre or tone. Harry's Game (ITV, 1982), based on a novel by Gerald Seymour, was a thriller in which a British army officer goes undercover to hunt an IRA terrorist. Because of the logistical impossibility of filming in...
Bangkok Post, October 28, 2012
...Obama boasted about taking down Osama bin Loony in Pakistan. In A Deniable Death under review, British author Gerald Seymour focuses on an Iranian who is the bane of the coalition forces. Rashid Arman, known as The Engineer, is the world's foremost bomb...
The Independent, September 21, 2012
...been a pretty good five minutes, I reckoned – and an all right news story. 'The Outsiders' by Gerald Seymour is published in hardback by Hodder & Stoughton (£14.99...
The Independent, August 26, 2012
...In this newspaper, the novelist Gerald Seymour was asked which fictional character he thought he most resembled. His answer: "One of those johnnies who sent agents off in the early Le Carré stories but stays on...
Kirklees Council, August 13, 2012
...Jacqueline Wilson to visit the area(Published 22 Aug 2011) A History of Bamforth(Published 8 Aug 2011) Gerald Seymour coming to Holmfirth Civic Hall(Published 1 Aug 2011) Knitting Needles at the Ready!(Published 25 Jul 2011) Gerald Seymour coming...
Spectator, August 8, 2012
...Steps and continued through Frederick Forsyth’s Day of the Jackal up to such modern-day thriller writers as Gerald Seymour and those novelists who specialise in books featuring special forces operatives, etc. (such as the pseudonymous ex-professional...
