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Tiger Standish: The Woman with the Gaudy Past, by Sydney Horler: a literary precursor to James Bond

By Sydney Horler
Narrated by: Michael Henrik Wynn
Unabridged — 23 minutes
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By Sydney Horler
Narrated by: Michael Henrik Wynn
Unabridged — 23 minutes
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When Ian Fleming published the first James Bond novel in 1953, he was not the first Englishman to write sensationalist spy fiction. During the First World War, William Le Queue (1864-1927) had transformed the German Kaiser into the very first Bond villain. And during the Second World War, Sydney Horler (1888-1954) created Tiger Standish, a character slightly similar to James Bond.

This spy story, narrated by Michael Henrik Wynn, the editor of the educational net radio stream Historyradio.org...