British Writers and Mi5 Surveillance, 1930 1960

Focusing on the surveillance practices of MI5, this book delves into the agency's extensive records on prominent left-wing writers between 1930 and 1960. It uncovers the complexities of political dissent during this era, revealing how these writers were monitored for their beliefs and activities. Through detailed analysis, the narrative sheds light on the intersection of literature, politics, and state control, offering insights into the impact of intelligence operations on cultural figures and the broader societal implications.