By Kate Quinn Halfway through this, I knew it was destined to be one of my favorite books. Even though I've read countless books about code breaking and cracking the Enigma, I learned much more through this book about the varied efforts of Bletchley Park. I can't recall a story where deciphering codes carried so... Continue Reading →
Loving the Enigma
It's not like I'm pro-Nazi, please understand, but I am an unabashed supporter of their Enigma machine. It should have worked. It would have been infallible, if only ... The Enigma was their name for the message-encoding device that they created, and it was a cryptographer's dream - slick, fast, and mesmerizingly complex. Anyone who... Continue Reading →