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A real-life espionage thriller that leaves you eyeing your webcam with deep suspicion. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with No Place to Hide.
- tense
- paranoiac
- chilling
- claustrophobic
- 01
This machine kills secrets
Andy Greenberg
A gripping, shadowy dive into the minds and code of the radical hackers who declared war on institutional secrecy.
- 02
Permanent Record
Edward Snowden
A chilling, articulate journey from 90s internet idealist to the world's most famous dissident.
- 03
Data and Goliath
Bruce Schneier
A sobering, meticulously documented wake-up call about the invisible webs of surveillance that track our every digital and physical move.
- 04
Dark territory
Fred M. Kaplan
A gripping, shadowy tour through the classified corridors where the rules of digital warfare were quietly written.
- 05
Surveillance Valley
Yasha Levine
A chilling, deeply researched unmasking of the internet's military origins and the inescapable surveillance woven into modern technology.
- 06
This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends
Nicole Perlroth
A chilling, thriller-paced descent into the invisible digital arms race that threatens global security.
- 07
Dirty Wars
Jeremy Scahill
A gripping, dread-soaked descent into the hidden machinery of modern American warfare.
- 08
The perfect weapon
David E. Sanger
A gripping, sobering plunge into the invisible wars being waged across our digital networks every single day.
- 09
The Filter Bubble
Eli Pariser
An eye-opening and slightly unsettling journey into the invisible algorithmic walls shaping our digital reality.
- 10
Stasiland
Anna Funder
A haunting, deeply human exploration of life under the ultimate surveillance state, told through the hushed voices of those who survived it.
- 11
Attack Surface
Cory Doctorow
A high-octane, paranoid plunge into the moral gray areas of the modern surveillance state.
- 12
The devil's chessboard
David Talbot
A chilling, page-turning descent into the shadowy origins of the American deep state that reads like a Cold War thriller.
