Title: The Making of a Copy
Product review: Couldn't Gordon Lunan bother to check whether there was already a book with the title "The Making of a Spy?" A little research (or spying) would have shown him, had he taken the trouble to look, that my book published by The Danbury Press in 1977 was titled "THE MAKING OF A SPY," part of the Encyclopaedia of Espionage series. It was also published by Crescent in the USA and by Aldus Books in the UK. I know there's no copyright in titles, but it could be viewed as "passing off". Or was he just too lazy? If so, I don't think I'll bother to read this book.
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