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We’re pleased to announce a new comic book publishing partnership with IDW publishing, that gives a licence to write 007 to the innovative, influential, and award-winning writer Grant Morrison.

Grant Morrison said: ‘I’ve been a James Bond fan for as long as I can remember and this o...


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This month at the James Bond Book Club we will be reading London Station by David McCloskey. Celebrating the book’s launch, here is our interview with David. It was a pleasure to talk with him about his books, his time working for the CIA as an analyst, what he learnt about the special relationship between MI6 and the CIA when researching this book and much more.

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Today on October 5th, a.k.a. James Bond Day, Ian Fleming Publications is excited to announce a brand new 007 adventure, penned by historian and bestselling author of Henry V, The Plantagenets, The Templars and the Essex Dogs trilogy, Dan Jones.

All In is an adventure to celebrate the National Year of Reading and the


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David McCloskey is hailed as the best spy novelist around… And with a brand new book hitting the shelves on 8th October, we had to see about it!

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London Station, McCloskey’s fifth novel, what if the CIA and MI6 started spying on each other?

We see the return of a fan-favourite character, Artemis Procter fro...


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Join us for a deeper insight into this month’s James Bond Book Club pick, Frame 37, as we discuss it with the author, Nicholas Shakespeare.

Where did the title, Frame 37, come from?

On an old-fashioned analogue camera, a film roll of 36 negatives, if loaded carefully, could provide an extra shot. The heart of my thriller ...


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