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Spy Poems

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This amusing collection of poems about spies and espionage is well- researched, and most are based on true stories and events that you might have read about in the news. Highly addictive and laugh-out-loud funny with an occasional profound undertone.

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All in all, with his collection of poems, Neville Johnson has penned a highly unique, eerily accurate extraordinary work that gives a view of what goes on not in the heads, but of the hearts spies. ––Dr. Eric Haseltine, former Associate Director, National Security Agency; former Associate Director of National Intelligence

“With the deep, deep research Neville put into these poems, he should’ve been a spy. After all, deep research is a key trait of every intelligence operative. Plus, the poems are a fun and entertaining read for anyone that enjoys the spy world.” ––Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson, New York T

74 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 21, 2024

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June 11, 2026
Spy Poems by Neville L. Johnson is a unique collection that looks at the intelligence world through a series of honest, conversational dramatic monologues. Each poem features characters like CIA operatives and private eyes, providing insight into the hidden lives of people we seldom hear from. The tone mixes dry humor with real emotional depth, and the detailed endnotes that link many poems to actual events add an interesting touch. The free verse style may not appeal to everyone, but the storytelling compensates for that. It offers an enjoyable, easy-to-read, and unexpectedly touching experience for anyone interested in the secrets of the shadows.
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