It Won't Get You Anywhere

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It Won't Get You Anywhere, published in 1966, is the first of three thrillers by the English novelist Desmond Skirrow about John Brock, an irreverent advertising executive who is also a sometime undercover agent. Published in England by The Bodley Head and the United States by Lippincott, it is a little under 80,000 words in length and almost certainly the best of the Brock novels.[1] Published in today's market, it would probably be classified as a techno thriller, as it has definite elements of that genre.

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  1. It Won't Get You Anywhere — The Bodley Head, London, 1966; Lippincott, New York, 1966, ISBN 0552079111