Robert Littell (disambiguation)

"Robert Littell" is composed of at least 2 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the name: Robert Littell

Author Division

Robert Littell (1)

The Company (2002) 1,266 copies
Legends (2005) 360 copies
The Once and Future Spy (1990) 246 copies
The Defection of A.J. Lewinter (1973) 245 copies
The Sisters (1986) 242 copies
The Stalin Epigram (2009) 238 copies
The Amateur (1981) 222 copies
Vicious Circle (2000) 153 copies
Young Philby (2012) 137 copies
An Agent in Place (1991) 133 copies
The Debriefing (1772) 117 copies
Walking Back the Cat (1996) 108 copies
A Nasty Piece of Work (2013) 98 copies
The Visiting Professor (1993) 88 copies
The Revolutionist (1988) 83 copies
The October Circle (1975) 76 copies
Mother Russia (1978) 64 copies
Sweet Reason (1974) 47 copies
The Czech black book (1969) 39 copies
The Mayakovsky Tapes (2016) 26 copies
Comrade Koba (2019) 18 copies
Task Force 753 (1979) 7 copies
The Company (Parts 1-6) 7 copies
Left and right with Lion and Ryan (1969) 5 copies
Requiem Pour Une Revolution Roman (2014) 5 copies
Az ártatlanság vége : [félrevezette a CIA a magyarokat 1956-ban?] (2003) 3 copies
Requiem pour une révolution - Le grand roman de la Révolution russe (2016) 3 copies
Conversations avec... Shimon Peres (1997) 2 copies
Legendák (2014) 1 copy
Lewinter hoppar av (1975) 1 copy
A companhia: uma novela da CIA (2004) 1 copy

Robert Littell (2)

It takes all kinds (1961) 2 copies
Read America first (1977) 1 copy

Robert Littell (unknown)

Cane [Norton Critical Edition] (1988) — Contributor — 476 copies
Secrets & Spies: Behind the Scenes Stories of World War II (1964) — Contributor — 173 copies
If Israel lost the war (1969) 26 copies
Vladimir M. (2016) 6 copies
The Best Short Short Stories from Collier's (1948) — Contributor — 3 copies
The Sisters (2003) 3 copies
Le Sphinx de Sibérie (1996) 2 copies
La Peste sur vos deux familles: Un roman au coeur de la mafia russe (2022) 2 copies
Legends (Season 1-2) 1 copy
Spion im Spiegel (1995) 1 copy

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
Author 2 (1896-1963) was born in Milwaukee and educated at Harvard, and was an editor (at the New Republic and Reader's Digest) and drama critic (for the New York Evening Post).