Geoff Andrew's review of Wild at Heart Geoff Andrews review of Wild at Heart

Historiography and Communist biography, confronting the defects Itself is a serious and original work which brings together espionage Sinisterlooking Klugmann surveying the Cambridge skyline-the book Gestures towards that genre-the cover shows a silhouetted, If the title and artwork of GeoffĪndrews' The Shadow Man at the Heart of the Cambridge Spy Circle Spy circle (Klugmann was an intellectual mentor of Guy Burgess, Anthonyīlunt and Donald Maclean). Up, especially in the pullulating literature dealing with the Cambridge No book was written then or since, but Klugmann continues to crop Traces-an autobiography, diaries, revealing letters-from which an Of his life? Furthermore, Klugmann had left behind none of the The suspected homosexuality which Klugmann seems to have repressed all Yugoslavia? Or his entanglement in espionage? And how should one handle Intact when discussing his notorious early 1950s writings about How could one leave Klugmann's credibility

They soon shelved the project, mindful of theĭifficulties involved. That his remarkable life justified a biography and discussed writing oneĪfter his death. Geoff Andrews, The Shadow Man: At the Heart of the Cambridge SpyĬircle (London and New York: I.B/ Tauris, 2015), ISBN 8781784531669, x +įriends and comrades of James Klugmann (1912-77) rightly believed

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Geoff Andrew's review of Wild at Heart Geoff Andrews review of Wild at Heart