Spies have existed since the world began. Humans create conflict. People take sides. To win, one must undercut the other. Thus, espionage is born. It forms the basis of many popular franchises, from the Borne movies to James Bond. From back alley dealings in Tudor times to Russian informants in the Cold War, fictional and historical figures have learned suspicion.
In this issue of Femnista, we explore the spies and sleuths who made an impression. We hope you will find old favorites… and new fascinations.
IN THIS ISSUE:
Arriving in Paradise, by Caitlin Horton
Paul Milner: The Everyday Sleuth, by Kirsty Pearce
All The Wrong Things: The Man Who Knew Too Much, by Jessica Prescott
Men of Honor: General Washington and Major André, by Charity Bishop
Marvel’s Agent Carter: We Know Our Value, by Eva-Joy Schonhaar
Aphra Behn: The Unsuccessful Spy, by Scarlett Grant
Where Eagles Dare, by Rachel Kovaciny
Mission: Accomplished, by Rachel Sexton
Macgyver: A Childhood Hero, by Carissa Horton
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I LOVE that you chose TURN for the banner because I love that show. I was actually wishing I could write this month’s article about it, but I do love Agent Carter so yeah. 🙂 But it’s definitely a great spy show!
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And I’m REALLY looking forward to your article. 🙂
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My article wound up more about the historical figures than TURN, but hopefully you will still enjoy it. 🙂
I have to admit, I do not like TURN for a variety of reasons, but the main one is that as an amateur historian, them turning a famous abolitionist into a sociopath for dramatic effect makes my blood boil. They should have invented a villain if they wanted a sociopath and not used John Simcoe’s name.
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Oh, I figured your article would be about the historical figures. 🙂
I can see how that would be a fly in the ointment, so to speak. I feel like I need to read stuff from Simcoe’s POV, just to get a balanced picture.
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I intended originally to talk about how the show depicted Major Andre but… things never turn out quite the way I plan them. Ha, ha.
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Haha! I definitely get that. 😀
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