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Thank you for your graciousness and patience, @Thunderfinger. It shall be rewarded with new content soon.
Yes, indeed. I sure have my work cut out for me, but I love a challenge and I try to rise to the occasion and pull something slightly different out of the hat when I can. I enjoy your blog very much, too, @JamesBondBlog. I even commented on one of them on the LALD novel a few days ago - it kindly used an excerpt from my blog paper "James Bond novels that were edited, censored and banned".
I take it in my stride as I can only do one or two at the one time, but I hope to begin ticking off some of them soon. This is the main list of what I am hopefully going to be concentrating on over the next few years in my Bond writing.
Yes, certainly, I'll let everyone here know. That and feedback is the primary purpose of this thread. You can join the site by email to get updates as soon as new content is uploaded. I plan to upload a new paper at the end of January, the first new paper in a year, so I see it as something of a "comeback" paper and I hope it's by now hotly anticipated!
Yes, I know the feeling, though I do have very good spam filters that mostly work well.
I had, too. Until I registered at University a decade ago, and had to give up my e-mail adress. Since then, I have been run over by it.
Sorry to hear that. What did you study at university?
Sounds interesting. I did History and English, then a Masters conversion course in Law.
Yes, a First in the History and a 2:1 in the Law.
Ps see he has logged off now, and before anyone rushes to his defence-just a joke between friends.
Good call, @Thunderfinger. You sure know your John Gardner and Never Send Flowers and for a Gardner and NSF fanatic like me, that can only be a good thing!
Oh, OK. Yes, it must just be a strange coincidence then. It's just that Gardner's villain David Dragonpol attempts to assassinate Princess Diana and her two sons on a trip to Euro Disney Paris. The novel is set in 1992, and the Bond continuation novel that this appears in is called Never Send Flowers (1993). Hope that this is of some help to you! It's a great novel, well worth picking up.
No, I'm not doing them in order. I will release them as I write them, not in the order here. Perhaps I should simply remove this list from here, as I have done this on The Bondologist Blog. It puts too much pressure on me as a humble blogger.
Oh, I'm very normal too. My writing ability and speed is not what it was, it will take years for some of these to see the light of day, but anyhow I am producing new content as we speak.
Ah! I get you now! Hopefully he won't be around much longer - brainiac that he is!
Any of these article titles whet your appetite at all, @Thunderfinger?
Several, too many to post here. I like the element of surprise as well, like an old fashioned christmas calendar.