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	Ian Fleming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian was the younger brother of the travel writer Peter Fleming and the older brother of Michael and Richard Fleming.
		Fleming was unsuccessful at the attempt to join the Foreign Office and subsequently worked as, firstly as a sub-editor and journalist for the Reuters news service, including for a time in 1933 in Moscow, Russia and later as a stockbroker with Rowe and Pitman, in Bishopsgate.
		Early on the morning of August 12, 1964, Ian Fleming died of a heart attack in Canterbury, Kent, at age 56, and is interred in the churchyard cemetery in the village of Sevenhampton, near Swindon, next to his wife Ann Geraldine Mary Fleming (1913–1981) and their only son, Caspar Robert Fleming (1952–1975).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Fleming (1432 words)

	Ian Fleming Publications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Fleming Publications is the production company formerly known as both Glidrose Productions Limited and Glidrose Publications Limited, named after its founders John Gliddon and Norman Rose.
		IFP initially denied any connection with the books, but this was later revealed to be part of a publicity stunt for the release of the first book, Guardian Angel.
		Written by Fleming's friend and colleague, John Pearson, the book differs from all other Bond novels in that it is a biography told in the first-person by Pearson upon meeting James Bond.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Fleming_Publications (746 words)

	James Bond - Simple English Wikipedia
		James Bond is a fictional British spy created by Ian Fleming in 1953.
		In 1953, Fleming wrote Casino Royale, the very first James Bond novel.
		In 2002, James Bond celebrated his 20th film, Die Another Day, the 40th anniversary of the films and the 50th anniversary since Fleming wrote his first Bond novel.
	simple.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Bond (363 words)

	"Ian Fleming - Bondmaker" - CBn Forums
		There have of course been real life documentaries on the life of Ian Fleming, most recently 'The Real James Bond' which included a lot of Fleming footage, when it was broadcast on Channel 4 in March 2002.
		I welcome the news of a new Fleming biopic and if it is factual, it will already have more of an advantage over the last two films on his life, even if it is only 60 minutes long.
		When this one for the BBC will be made and broadcast, it will be the third Fleming biopic so far, the previous two being 'Goldeneye'; with Charles Dance as Fleming, broadcast on TV in 1989, and 'Spymaker:The Secret Life of Ian Fleming (1990).
	debrief.commanderbond.net /index.php?showtopic=21533 (1401 words)

	Benson, Raymond James Bond spy author
		Since the passing of Ian Fleming, Raymond Benson has taken the reigns of the James Bond phenomena.
		RB) The Ian Fleming Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that deals exclusively with the preservation of Bond and Fleming memorabilia with the long term goal of erecting a permanent museum.
		Ian Fleming (Glidrose) Publications Ltd. is the company that Ian Fleming set up to handle the copyrights in his novels and act as worldwide agent for the literary Bond.
	www.thecelebritycafe.com /interviews/raymond_benson.html (846 words)

	Ian Fleming estate to authorize more Bond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		EDINBURGH, Scotland, Aug. 28 (UPI) -- Plans are being made by the estate of author Ian Fleming to commission a new James Bond novel, 55 years after Agent 007 made his literary debut.
		The author has not been chosen yet, but Ian Fleming Publications told Sunday's Scotsman to expect an established author to take Bond's character back to the dark, complex nature seen in Fleming's early novels.
		Fleming introduced his dapper agent with the 1953 "Casino Royale" and went on to write 14 more books and spawned a number of sequels after his death in 1964.
	www.softcom.net /webnews/wed/at/Uscotland-bondnovel.Rzvw_FaS.html (135 words)

	Ian Fleming's James Bond: Annotations and Chronologies for Ian Fleming's Bond Stories
		This book was written in 2002 which was the 50th anniversary of Ian Fleming’s writing of Casino Royale, the first James Bond adventure.
		Instead its focus is on the James Bond novels and short stories written by Ian Fleming.
		Two highly recommended biographies of Ian Fleming are: The Life of Ian Fleming by John Pearson and Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett.
	www.authorhouse.com /BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~25244.aspx (1138 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - International - New lease of life for 007's licence to kill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Fifty-five years since Ian Fleming's best-known creation put on evening dress and strode into the casino at Royale-les-Eaux, the Secret Agent is to be reborn.
		Zoe Watkins at Ian Fleming Publications said: "To celebrate the centenary of Ian Fleming's birth in 2008 we are looking at a wide range of different activities and one of those is a new adult Bond novel.
		In 1997, the controlling share of Fleming's estate was bought back by his family, 33 years after the author sold 51% to the Booker Group.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /international.cfm?id=1855622005 (1342 words)

	Raymond Benson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As a James Bond novelist, Raymond Benson was initially controversial for being American, and for ignoring much of the continuity established by Gardner.
		Glidrose changed its name to Ian Fleming Publications commencing with Benson's novel, High Time to Kill.
		Benson was the first Bond author since Ian Fleming to write short stories, although Benson's stories are uncollected unlike Fleming who had two anthology books published.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Raymond_Benson (397 words)

	Books \| Bond. Young James Bond.
		Now Ian Fleming Publications has commissioned British comedy writer, producer, and actor Charlie Higson to write a "Young Bond" series of five novels.
		Ian Fleming Publications has said that for the moment it’s concentrating on the books.
		But can Ian Fleming Publications sell the film rights to Higson’s books, or do those rights reside with Eon Productions, which makes the adult Bond films and at the moment has its hands full, with Casino Royale scheduled for next year and no Bond on board.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/arts/books/documents/04665419.asp (1249 words)

	It is truly a small world
		I would like, especially, to thank the Board of Directors of Glidrose Publications Limited, the owners of the James Bond literary copyright, for inviting me to follow in Ian Fleming's somewhat daunting footsteps.
		Shatterhand decided to do a little investigation by contacting the people at Glidrose Publications or The Ian Fleming Publications Ltd., as it is known today.
		Zoë Watkins is the Publications Manager and she was so kind to e-mail me this response.
	www.shatterhand007.com /Section26/JimHatfield.html (428 words)

	OSC Faculty
		Weir, L.K.; Hutchings, J.A.; Fleming, I.A.; Einum, S. Dominance relationships and behavioural correlates of individual spawning success in farmed and wild male Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
		Garant, D.; Fleming, I.A.; Einum, S.; Bernatchez, L. Alternative male life-history tactics as potential vehicles for speeding introgression of farm salmon traits into wild populations.
		Fleming, I.A.; Einum, S.; Jonsson, B.; Jonsson, N. Comment on "Rapid evolution of egg size in captive salmon.
	www.osc.mun.ca /bio.php?ID=5072&LN=Fleming&FN=Ian&MN=&T=Director (359 words)

	The Elegant Variation: THE NAME IS FLEMING. IAN FLEMING
		With his indifference to character and his casual fascination with cruelty, Fleming was arguably the first modern thriller writer - as revolutionary, in his own way, as Erskine Childers half a century before.
		If Fleming was born when the British empire was at its apex, Bond was born just as its power began to wane.
		Film rights are not part of the deal between Miramax and Ian Fleming Publications, the company founded by Bond creator Ian Fleming and wholly owned by the Fleming family.
	marksarvas.blogs.com /elegvar/2004/06/the_name_is_fle.html (1084 words)

	Guardian \| Young Bond proves a bestseller
		It has been commissioned by Ian Fleming Publications, which represents the family of the late Ian Fleming, Bond's creator, for overseas editions of Charlie Higson's story SilverFin, about the teenage years of the future spy at Eton and in Scotland in the 1930s.
		The story, which targets young adults, has far outsold sequels to the Fleming books, though several were written by well-known authors.
		It has created a new revenue stream for Ian Fleming Publications, which still draws a six-figure yearly income from the print copyright of the author, who died in 1964, aged 56.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5177906-103690,00.html (359 words)

	Absolutely James Bond - The definitive unofficial James Bond 007 community
		Ian Fleming Publications Ltd is thrilled to announce that in March 2005 Charlie Higson will take us back to where it all began in the first of his novels introducing the teenage years of the boy who was to become 007.
		He’s also a firm fan of the original Ian Fleming Bond novels and, with meticulous research, he has created an authentic 1930s world for Young James Bond that fits seamlessly with Fleming’s.
		Higson says of this new project ‘Ever since having children of my own I’ve wanted to write a thriller for kids, so when I was approached by the Fleming estate to work on a new James Bond series for younger readers it was too good an opportunity to turn down.
	www.ajb007.co.uk /post.php?topic=18305 (511 words)

	Bondian.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The books range from essential references such as John Pearson’s The Life of Ian Fleming and Raymond Benson’s The James Bond Bedside Companion, to more unusual and esoteric titles such as Stuart R. Kaplan’s The James Bond Tarot Book and Patrick Leigh Fermor’s The Traveller’s Tree.
		Fans, collectors and researchers are encouraged to visit a local public, college or university library for additional assistance tracking down articles (and instructions on how to use the dreaded microfilm machines!).
		Each contains the legendary archive recording of a conversation between Raymond Chandler and Ian Fleming that was first broadcast by the BBC on 10 July 1958.
	www.bondian.com (897 words)

	Starlog - Ghastly Review
		Bond creator Ian Fleming said very little about the hero’s early years, although he did note that Bond was raised by his Aunt Charmian after his parents’ deaths and was educated at Eton-—at least until he was thrown out.
		This information, though, was enough for Ian Fleming Publications—-which controls the Bond literary rights and is run by the Fleming family—-to conceive of a prequel series of at least five books that would be aimed primarily at the same market that devours the Harry Potter novels.
		One of the things that appealed to me was that-—because it had to take place during that time in order to fit in with Fleming’s books—-I could strip away all the corniness that has grown up around James Bond and just get back to writing straight adventure stories.
	www.starlog.com /ghastly_review.php?id=823 (722 words)

	James Bond 007 :: MI6 - The Home Of James Bond
		Since Raymond Benson departed as the official James Bond continuation author in February 2003, fans have been speculating over the future of the 007 literary series.
		Today Ian Fleming Publications revealed their plans to take Bond back to his youth...
		The swing away from adult continuation novels is clearly an attempt to tap in to the lucrative young readers market that has reached new heights in recent years thanks to the likes of "Harry Potter" and "The Chronicles of Narnia" series.
	mi6.co.uk /sections/articles/literature_young_bond_announced.php3?t=&s= (735 words)

	The James Bond Blog - Chronicling the adventures of Ian Fleming's Super Spy
		James Bond enters Blades, and is greeted by Brevett, who is described by Fleming as “the guardian of Blades and the counsellor and family friend of half the members.” Bond is escorted indoors to where M is waiting.
		Fleming says Blades had its start with a club by the name of Scavoir Vivre.
		He tells us that the waitresses are unmatched in their beauty and even know to be “persuaded to stray into one of the twelve members’ bedrooms at the back of the club”.
	www.jamesbond007blog.com (5024 words)

	mediabistro.com: GalleyCat
		But Ian Fleming's estate wants to bring back some of the glory just in time for the centenary of the superspy's creator:
		And so, taking the cue from Ian Rankin's speculative "if I wrote James Bond" piece at the end of the article, I asked some well-known thriller writers for their own version of how they'd write Bond.
		Fleming was both very British and very frustrated by Britain - lived as an exile, etc. That shows up in the original Bond texts and it would be a background theme I would share.
	mediabistro.com /galleycat/new_upcoming/bringing_back_bond_25091.asp (1191 words)

	Ian Fleming's James Bond: Annotations and Chronologies for Ian Fleming's Bond Stories
		by John Griswold, officially approved by Ian Fleming Publications, Ltd (formerly Glidrose), with a Preface by Andrew Lycett and Foreword by Zoe Watkins, Publishing Manager, Ian Fleming Publications Ltd. Published by AuthorHouse: 04/15/05, six clarifications added 06/30/05.
		As a solution to this problem, an alternative format was chosen, the annotations are placed in alphabetized glossaries for each book without having the text of each book included.
		Ian's books now and well into the future.
	www.ian-fleming-james-bond-annotations-and-chronologies.com (750 words)

	Author of young Bond adventure urges: shoot the film in Scotland - [Sunday Herald]
		Charlie Higson, who was commissioned by Ian Fleming Publications to write the young Bond’s first adventure, told the Sunday Herald yesterday: “I thought I should take James Bond to Scotland, because Ian Fleming said in the obituary that his father was Scottish and the family was from Glencoe.’’
		Higson took as his starting point the James Bond obituary that appeared in The Times in the Ian Fleming novel You Only Live Twice, when 007 was missing presumed dead.
		Higson said that Ian Fleming Publications wanted to keep Bond at Eton throughout the first four books at least, for sake of continuity.
	www.sundayherald.com /48490 (1071 words)

	HOME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Ian Fleming Steel Dagger has been suggested and sponsored by Ian Fleming (Glidrose) Publications Ltd., to celebrate the best of contemporary thriller writing.
		CASINO ROYALE, Ian Fleming's first novel, was completed in 1952, and so this year marks fifty years of James Bond.
		The first panel of judges are Ian Fleming's former literary agent, Peter Janson-Smith, crime critic and author Peter Guttridge, Cambridge bookseller Richard Reynolds, and the current chairman of the CWA, Russell James.
	www.deadlypleasures.com /CWASteelDagg.htm (299 words)

	IGN: Teen Bond-age
		British TV star-writer Charlie Higson (BBC's The Fast Show) penned the recently released bestseller Silverfin, a novel about adolescent James Bond's youth in the 1930s that was officially sanctioned by the estate of Bond creator Ian Fleming.
		Fleming estate rep Corinne Turner advised the Guardian, "We are not doing a film deal yet because we are confident that the books can stand alone for a while.
		DreamWorks is said to be interested as is Eon Productions, which controls the screen rights to Fleming's novels and produces the adult Bond movies.
	filmforce.ign.com /articles/597/597609p1.html (487 words)

	JimHillMedia.com-The name is Bond. James Bond ... (7/14/2004) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This time the series will detail the adventures of James Bond when he was thirteen years old and solving mysteries along side his fellow Eton classmates back in the 1930s.
		Ian Fleming Publications, holders of the James Bond literary copyright, has struggled over the years to produce a series of post-Fleming James Bond novels without much critical or popular success from James Bond fans.
		The phenomenon of Harry Potter supposedly sparked Ian Fleming Publications to think of unexplored possibilities.
	www.jimhillmedia.com /mb/articles/showarticle.php?ID=986 (793 words)

	The Living Daylights: Special Edition (1987)
		A decision was also taken to turn away from the increasingly campy portrayal of Bond and outrageous plots featuring world domination or destruction back to the grittier, nastier Bond of Ian Fleming's novels and more realistic storylines.
		One new thing I learnt was that the name "James Bond" was taken from the author of a book on birds that Ian Fleming happened to have lying around.
		I also liked the stills at the end showing Ian meeting the "real" James Bond (the author, that is) and his wife.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=130 (1891 words)

	IAN FLEMING STEEL DAGGER AWARD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is a new award introduced in 2002, It is given annually for the best thriller.
		The Award was suggested and is sponsored by Ian Fleming Publications.
		There were seven writers on the short list, reflecting Ian Fleming's creation 007 (James Bond).
	home.comcast.net /~antaylor1/ianflemingaward.html (74 words)

	ENG 110: Pulp Fiction
		The Cultural Politics of Ian Fleming and 007
		A detailed index of all publications related to James Bond.
		A limited reference guide to the golden age of pulp publications.
	www.uri.edu /personal/bdix6633 (284 words)

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