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Ian Fleming in: From Cull & Co. with Love
One of the many fascinating footnotes in the life of Ian Fleming was that before the war, age 25, when Fleming attempted to be a stockbroker in London: “a beastly idea giving up all the fun of life for...
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Fleming’s Lost ‘State of Excitement’
In 1960 Fleming was commissioned by the Kuwait Oil Company to write a book on the country and its oil industry. The Kuwaiti Government disapproved of the typescript, State of Excitement: Impressions of...
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The Lost Bond Novel –‘Per Fine Ounce’ by Geoffrey Jenkins
Fleming had been planning to write a 15th 007 novel, to follow “The Man With The Golden Gun” and he sought assistance from his old friend Geoffrey Jenkins who would be able to advise Fleming about the...
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Exclusive Interview with Michael Smith, Espionage Writer
We are thrilled to bring intelligence expert and award-winning author Michael Smith, in from the cold. Michael worked in intelligence for 10 years and gave us a unique insight into Ian Fleming’s...
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Ian Fleming, Lisbon, and the WWII Espionage Game
Article by Larry Loftis Nothing is what it seems. Whether the subject is screenwriting, novel plotting, or espionage, the goal is the same—deception. As Hollywood scribe Robert McKee explains in his...
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