1. can someone write a spy novel if they haven't been a spy -reddit

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   Writing a spy novel, need help with some non plot related ...

   

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   10+ comments · 6 years ago

   Yes, you can use real life intelligence agencies. There's nothing stopping you at all from doing that.

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   What makes a good spy story? : r/Screenwriting

   

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   30+ comments · 5 years ago

   Batman could be considered a spy. If you're spy can have real fears, biases and flaws the characterize his actions people will fall in love.

   
   

   Has anyone ever wrote "Spy-fi"? : r/writing

   

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   7 comments · 5 years ago

   If you haven't read Iain M. Banks yet I would highly recommend it.

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   Is there an audience for a Spy Novel? : r/writing

   

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   5 comments · 2 years ago

   Yes of course. Mick Herron is a very popular contemporary spy author. Check out Slow Horses.

   4 answers ·  Top answer: There is a whole sub genre of spy novels. So presumably there is a market for it. Reddit ...

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