Review: D for Deception
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2012
This book, while somewhat lightweight in its own right, serves to illuminate the connections within Britain's WWII clandestine disinformation campaign and also the literary connection to the genre of British spy novels. The author identifies the linkage to "Garbo" (see Stephan Anderson's "Double-Edged Sword" account of Juan Pujol)and provides a glimpse to the framework of the disinformation effort.Likewise the author points out Ian Fleming's connection to the deception group and the philisophical between Dennis Wheatley's George Sallust and Ian Fleming's James Bond.I'd like to see some of Wheatley's novels available on Kindle.A. C.