Posted on 18/08/07
Bad behaviour in cyberspace
SPOOK COUNTRYBy William GibsonPutnam, 371 pages, $32.50In Spook Country, a container ship makes like the Flying Dutchman, and its mysterious cargo never quite makes port. Reconstruction money, a cool hundred million, goes missing en route to Baghdad. A "family" of Soviet-trained Cuban spies passes iPods packed with encrypted information to their patron, a retired U.S. intelligence official with an agenda of his own. Meanwhile, elements from a rogue security apparatus are watching, waiting.
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