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There Was a Time - Casemate Publishers (USA) and Casemate Oxford 
- released USA August 2021 and worldwide October 2021

 A Matter of Intelligence - Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. New York
                                          Collier Macmillan Publishers, London

"George Wittman's 'A Matter of Intelligence ' is the best spy novel I have read in years......" 
- David Halberstam
                
"An intimate cut of life in the national security establishment of both superpowers. This first book solidly establishes Wittman......" 
- Peter Grose, former Moscow correspondent for N.Y. Times, and member - Editorial Board

Authored and edited the anthology, The Role of American Intelligence Organizations - HW Wilson Co. 





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