Women in Espionage: Writing Spies, Agents, and Rogue Operatives

This panel explores the role of female spies and government agents in fiction and history. Authors discuss how women have shaped the espionage genre both as writers and readers, and examine the appeal of rogue operatives, intelligence work, and high stakes spy storytelling.

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