wallfesh@drcvax.af.mil (SANDE WALLFESH) (05/29/91)
From: "SANDE WALLFESH" <wallfesh@drcvax.af.mil> Back in March, Bob Pownall <bobp@hpcvnb.cv.hp.com> provided his father's additions to my growing list of book sources. One of the items included was: > Cloak & Dagger Books > 9 Eastman Ave. > Bedford, NH 03102 (603) 668-1629 > > They offer a catalog but it seems to be on a random basis. They > specialize in old & out of print books related to the *non-fiction* > areas of espionage, military intelligence, codes & ciphers, > guerrilla, terrorism, POW escapes, assassination, and counter- > intelligence. > [some lines deleted] On a recent mini-roadtrip, I visited Cloak And Dagger. The proprietor was very helpful and I was pleased with their selection, purchasing an armload of books that included a first edition of "The Craft of Intelligence" by Allen Dulles. In addition, I got a couple of issues of an interesting publication called "Surveillant: Acquisitions for the Intelligence Professional." This bimonthly newsletter contains book news and highlights. Its books- by-subject listing includes headings such as CIA, COMINT, computer security, cryptology, <various countries>, fiction, FBI, literary analysis, military, periodicals, propaganda / disinformation, reference, terrorism, <various wars>, video/audio, business espionage, covert action, defectors, government documents, policy & ethics, SIGINT / PHOTOINT, <other INTs>, and tradecraft. "Surveillant", $48.00 per year and $8.00 for single copies and back issues, is available from: National Intelligence Book Center 1700 K Street NW Washington, DC 20035-6126 (202) 797-1234 Books discussed in "Surveillant" can be purchased via Olsson's Books for NIBC (202-337-8084). Other book news: "Military Book Review", at $2.00 per copy, is supposed to be (have only seen a blurb about it) a catalogue that also contains book reviews. For more information, contact Military Book Review, 6482 Jib Court, Boulder, CO 80301. Saundra K. Wallfesh | "Try to look unimportant because the bad guys Dynamics Research | may be low on ammo." -- Amphibious Warfare wallfesh@drcvax.af.mil | Review, Spring '89