Thomas Maier
Author of "MAFIA SPIES", as well as WHEN LIONS ROAR and MASTERS OF SEX, Showtime Series, see all books @ http://t.co/C49WX1yQ7Y
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1 week ago |
chicago.suntimes.com | Matt Moore |Courtney Kueppers |Thomas Maier |Anna Mason
Links Hall, a staple of Chicago’s dance scene, announced Thursday it is closing for good, citing financial troubles. The closure marks the end of the venue’s nearly 50-year legacy of boundary-pushing dance — and raises alarms for Chicago’s creative community about funding for small, independent spaces. In today’s newsletter: WBEZ’s Courtney Kueppers weighs in on this development in Chicago’s creative community. Plus: Illinois Sen.
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3 weeks ago |
wbez.org | Thomas Maier
During World War II, Ernest Cuneo, a former NFL player who became America’s first WWII spy, visited Chicago with a close friend — James Bond creator Ian Fleming. They’d become acquainted while Cuneo was working with the U.S. Office of Strategic Services, a precursor to the CIA, and with Winston Churchill’s British spies at New York’s Rockefeller Center. They got to be close.
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3 weeks ago |
chicago.suntimes.com | Thomas Maier
During World War II, Ernest Cuneo, a former NFL player who became America’s first WWII spy, visited Chicago with a close friend — James Bond creator Ian Fleming. They’d become acquainted while Cuneo was working with the U.S. Office of Strategic Services, a precursor to the CIA, and with Winston Churchill’s British spies at New York’s Rockefeller Center. They got to be close.
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4 weeks ago |
crimereads.com | Thomas Maier
My new book, The Invisible Spy, is all about Ernest Cuneo, an ex-NFL football player who became America’s first spy of World War II, and how he worked secretly with Churchill’s spies at Rockefeller Center in the days before Pearl Harbor. This story tells how a mysterious Manhattan fatal accident involving Nazi spies was investigated by Cuneo and these British spies, including his friend Ian Fleming, the future creator of James Bond.
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1 month ago |
thomasmaierbooks.com | Thomas Maier
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