The World at Night

'A wonderfully evocative picture of wartime Paris and the moral maze of resistance' Mail on Sunday

Reissued in the terrific new cover style THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT sold over 35,000 copies Alan Furst receives exceptional reviews: 'Furst is a master...There is unlikely to be a more engrossing read this year' Time Out 'Casson is one of the best-drawn characters in recent fiction. THE WORLD AT NIGHT is a brilliant piece of atmospheric writing' Daily Telegraph 'Furst has an eye and ear for the feel of the 1940s in occupied Europe. The sights, sounds and colours are all authentic. A minor masterpiece' The Times 'Competitors despair. Alan Furst's mastery of the espionage novel put him beyond any would-be rival... No one does it better than Furst' Literary Review 'The eccentric wanderers with their strange histories, the shadowy life in the wings of the theatre are pure Casablanca... tension, excitement are Furst's primary business' Observer 'A gripping plot and a galaxy of well-drawn characters' Daily Telegraph 'Addictive, beautifully humane novels' Guardian 'Furst is a consummate writer, his style lyrical and elegant, his story-telling taut and suspenseful, his characters authentic' Irish Examiner

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