The Making of a Spy

Gordon Lunans autobiographical account of his formative years in London and Spain, and his political evolution in Canada which led him to become a part of a WWII Soviet spy ring are told here in a literate and highly-readable narrative. This is a real page-turner of a book, revealing secrets about the functioning of Canadian justice during the years following the infamous Gouzenko affair, in which Lunan was implicated. His years in Kingston penitentiary are narrated, as is his life after release. Fascinating and unique.