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That's what a lot of us are wondering. No official word on it yet but I hope so as that is an extra draw for many; to read new Fleming Bond material.
He says it will be five words.
No Time To Die 2
Return Of The Living Dead more like. . .
"Smert Shpionam - Death to Spies"
If they go far enough back in time, yes. They could call it Younger Bond.
In that case I hope it *isn't* unreleased Fleming; I don't need that bit to be too descriptive.
Don't worry. Fleming would never have come up with an idea as awful as that. Leave that to Purvis and Wade instead.
I was joking too, of course, lol
Let us not forget Johanna Harwood's Some Are Born Great:
https://www.thebookbond.com/2010/07/lost-james-bond-short-story-uncovered.html
so I am sure I will be likely as surprised as everyone next month when the title is released... Why December title release because I have a feeling the book is coming in February/march as to not over shadow Kim's (long sigh of disappointment) other 00 series of books.
Risico007 - "The Man Who Killed Punctuation" :P (or girl, sorry)
I was joining in with the joke too, in case it wasn't clear. Sometimes meaning is lost via text. Just read Jacques Derrida.
Man and yes my grammar sucks.
for the future just in case I forget.
.....,,,,,??????!!!!!!!!!!!
That should cover me for a month.
What are exactly the Fleming extras? Notes from the 007/Danger Man series?
They were incorporated into the Horowitz stories, but I think only special editions from Waterstones featured facsimiles of the typed out Fleming pages themselves in the back.
That'll do it :-bd
I can't find a thread devoted to The Man With the Golden Typewriter, is there one, anyone?
(I don't want to start a thread on it and have it locked, which happens occasionally on this board I've noticed).
A quick Google search (much better than our own search, sadly) of "mi6community golden typewriter" brings this:
https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/13898/the-man-with-the-golden-typewriter
It's an old thread, but may as well revive it if you want to discuss it!