Ian Fleming

Bronze bust of Ian Fleming by sculptor Anthony Smith.

(1908–1964)

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cs / Česky : 

Ian Fleming. Britský spisovatel, tvůrce Jamese Bonda. · Biografie

de / Deutsch : 

Ian Fleming. Britischer Schriftsteller, Schǒpfer von James Bond. · Biografie

en / English : 

Ian Fleming. British author, journalist and naval intelligence officer, best-known as the creator of James Bond. · Biography

eo / Esperanto : 

Ian Fleming. Brita verkisto, kreinto de James Bond. · Biografio

es / Español : 

Ian Fleming. Escritor, periodista y oficial de intelegencia británico, creador de James Bond. · Biografía

fr / Français : 

Ian Fleming. Auteur, journaliste et officier du renseignement naval britannique, mieux connu pour les romans d'espionnages de James Bond. · Biographie

pl / Polski : 

Ian Fleming. Brytyjski pisarz, najbardziej znany z serii powieści szpiegowskich z Jamesem Bondem. · Biografia

Works

Wikilivres: number of all works: 28   All works see in the category: Ian Fleming

Works in English

Novels

James Bond

• Casino Royale (1953)
• Live and Let Die (1954)
• Moonraker (1955)
• Diamonds Are Forever (1956)
• From Russia with Love (1957)
• Dr. No (1958)
• Goldfinger (1959)
• Thunderball (1961)
• The Spy Who Loved Me (1962)
• On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1963)
• You Only Live Twice (1964)
• The Man with the Golden Gun (1965)

Children's literature

• Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang: The Magical Car (1964)

Short stories

James Bond

• For Your Eyes Only (1960)
  • "From a View to a Kill"
  • "For Your Eyes Only"
  • "Quantum of Solace"
  • "Risico"
  • "The Hildebrand Rarity"
• Octopussy and The Living Daylights (1966)
  • "Octopussy" (first published in the Daily Express, 1965)
  • "The Living Daylights" (first published in The Sunday Times, 1962)
  • "The Property of a Lady" (first published in The Ivory Hammer, 1963)
  • "007 in New York" (first published in the New York Herald Tribune, 1963)

⧼Non-Fiction⧽

• The Diamond Smugglers (1957)
• Thrilling Cities (1963)

Essays

• "Trout memo" (1939; issued under the name of Admiral John Godfrey, Britain's director of naval intelligence; Fleming was an assistant to him at the time and is considered the probable author of the text)
• "Where Shall John Go? XIII--Jamaica" (Horizon, December 1947, Vol. XVI, No. 96)
• "Automobilia: (The Spectator, 4 April 1958)

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