Penguin thrilled with Ambler
10.12.08 Victoria Gallagher writing in The Bookseller
10.12.08 Victoria Gallagher writing in The Bookseller
Penguin has acquired five "remarkable and prescient" thrillers by Eric Ambler, who died in 1998. Simon Winder, publishing director bought the rights from Simon Clegg at Owatonna Media.
The five novels will be republished as Penguin Modern Classics in May 2009 in time for what would have been Ambler's 100th birthday.
The five titles to be published are: Journey into Fear, Epitaph for a Spy, The Mask of Dimitrios, Cause for Alarm and Uncommon Danger.
Ambler has been called the inventor of the spy thriller. His bestselling novels have previously been made into films.
Ambler has been called the inventor of the spy thriller. His bestselling novels have previously been made into films.
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