Spies and More Spies, edited by Robert Arthur and illustrated by Saul Lambert, is a captivating collection of espionage tales published by Random House in 1967. This vintage anthology offers great stories of spies, counterspies, and spy-catchers, drawing readers into the shadowy world of intelligence and intrigue. Featuring contributions from renowned authors, the book includes thrilling narratives that have appeared in popular magazines such as Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Adventure Magazine.
This edition includes striking illustrations by Saul Lambert that enhance the atmosphere and suspense of each story. The book is a perfect addition for collectors and fans of spy fiction, vintage literature, and mid-20th century pulps. With its distinctive cover art depicting a mysterious cityscape at dusk, it is an eye-catching piece for any bookshelf. Published simultaneously in the U.S. and Canada, it remains a notable example of classic spy fiction anthologies from the 1960s.
