Further Literature
- Sauerberg, Lars Ole (1984). Secret Agents in Fiction: Ian Fleming, John le Carré, and Len Deighton
- Milward-Oliver, Edward (1985). Len Deighton: An Annotated Bibliography 1954–85
- Milward-Oliver, Edward (1987). The Len Deighton Companion
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