A comprehensive online resource about writer Len Deighton

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Visitors to the site who want to find out more about Len Deighton and the world of espionage and spy fiction may find these links helpful:

Deighton-related sites

Deighton Dossier online forum - sign up and share your views on the site and Deighton's works and characters.

The Deighton Dossier blog - a separate online blog to accompany this site, which will carry news in more detail and other thoughts about Len Deighton's work and other related subjects.

Yahoo Group on Len Deighton - the most active online group

Bernard Samson's Berlin - a Google Maps page identifying the most important locations relating to the ten novels in the 'Samson' series.

In Appreciation of Len Deighton - the only Facebook site.

Unofficial Len Deighton fansite - John Tomlin's page started in the 1990s; now moribund.

Ryan's Len Deighton page - a fansite, though rarely updated.

Wikipedia page for Len Deighton - has some further links but does need updating.

The Harry Palmer Secret Agent movie site - Kees Stam's site devoted to the main character of Len Deighton's first five novels and particularly the five related films. Contains lots of embedded video and detailed facts about the character.

Len Deighton filmography - from IMDB, the best online movie resource, links to information about all Deighton-related movies.

Other sites

Shots Magazine - the online magazine devoted to the crime and spy thriller genre of fiction.

Citizen Caine - everything you need to know about actor Michael Caine, who played Deighton's unnamed spy character (subsequently called Harry Palmer) in three films.

Spy Vibe - excellent website looking specifically at the sixties' incarnation of the spy genre on TV, in films and more widely in popular culture.

Martin Edwards - site for the UK crime writer

Absolute James Bond - site for all things Bond-related

Commander Bond - great site for everything to do with James Bond

Mister8 - a website run by Armstrong Sabian which in July to October 2009 ran a series of features on the Harry Palmer movies.

HMSS Weblog - the great Bond fanzine Her Majesty's Secret Service now online

(c) R Mallows 2009