The James Bond Bibliography

saunders

For me the greatest loss of the old site's material was the bibliography thread so I've made a start at rebuilding it, but I've only listed the books I actually own and as it stands is no way a comprehensive list yet! Please feel free to add any books I may have missed to the list. Over time I hope to reorganise it better and add more categories, but once again any input from members is very welcome.



<B>Ian Fleming Novels</B>
Casino Royale
Live and Let Die
Moonraker
Diamonds Are Forever
From Russia With Love
Dr No
Goldfinger
For Your Eyes Only
<I>-From A View To Kill</I>
<I>-For Your Eyes Only</I>
<I>-Quantum Of Solace</I>
<I>-Risico</I>
<I>-The Hildebrand Rarity</I>
Thunderball
The Spy Who Loved Me
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
You Only Live Twice
The Man With The Golden Gun
Octopussy
<I>-Octopussy</I>
<I>-The Property Of A Lady</I>
<I>-The Living Daylights</I>
<I>-007 In New York (only from 2002 editions onwards)
007 In New York (In the American editions of Thrilling Cities, Quantum of Solace, the complete collection of short stories and also in the 2002 onwards editions of Octopussy)
Quantum Of Solace, the complete collection of short stories.
The Blofeld Trilogy
<I>-Thunderball
-On Her Majesty's Secret Service
-You Only Live Twice</I>

<B>Robert Markham/Kingsley Amis</B>
Colonel Sun

<B>John Pearson</B>
James Bond The Authorised Biography

<B>John Gardner</B>
Licence Renewed
For Special Services
Icebreaker
Role Of Honour
Nobody Lives Forever
No Deals Mr Bond
Scorpius
Win, Lose Or Die
Brockenclaw
The Man From Barbarossa
Death Is Forever
Never Send Flowers
SeaFire
Cold/ Cold Fall

<B>Raymond Benson</B>
Zero Minus Ten
The Facts Of Death
High Time To Kill
Doubleshot
Never Dream Of Dying
The Man With The Red Tattoo

<B>Sebastian Faulks</B>
Devil May Care

<B>Film Novelisations</B>
James Bond The Spy Who Loved Me/Christopher Wood
James Bond And Moonraker/Christopher Wood
Licence To Kill/John Gardner
Goldeneye/John Gardner
Tomorrow Never Dies/Raymond Benson
The World Is Not Enough/Raymond Benson
Die Another Day/Raymond Benson

<B>Short Stories</B>
Blast From The Past/Raymond Benson
Midsummer Night's Doom/Raymond Benson
Live At Five/Raymond Benson

<B>Children's Adaptions</B>
Doctor No (Bulls-Eye)/Ian Fleming & Patrick Nobes

<B>James Bond Jr</B>
The Adventures of James Bond Junior double o three and a half/R.D. Mascott

A View To A Thrill/John Vincent
The Eiffel Target/John Vincent
Live And Lets Dance/John Vincent
Sandblast/John Vincent
Sword Of Death/John Vincent
High Stakes/John Vincent
Tunnel Of Doom/Caryn Jenner
Barbella's Revenge/Caryn Jenner
Freeze Frame/Caryn Jenner
Dangerous Games/Caryn Jenner

<B>Young Bond</B>
Silverfin/Charlie Higson
Blood Fever/Charlie Higson
Double Or Die/Charlie Higson
Hurricane Gold/Charlie Higson
By Royal Command/Charlie Higson
Dangersociety (containing the short story A Hard Man To Kill)/Charlie Higson

<B>Find Your Fate</B>
Win,Place Or Die/R.L. Stine
Strike It Deadly/Barbara & Scott Siegel
Programmed For Danger/Jean M. Favors
Barracuda Run/Steven Otfinoski

<B>The Moneypenny Diaries</B>
Guardian Angel/Kate Westbrook (Samantha Weinberg)
Secret Servant/Kate Westbrook (Samantha Weinberg)
Final Fling/Kate Westbrook (Samantha Weinberg)

<B><I> Moneypenny Diaries short stories</I></B>

For Your Eyes Only, James (Tatler)/Samantha Weinberg
Moneypenny's first date (The Spectator, Nov 11 2006)/Samantha Weinberg

<B>The Parodies</B>
Alligator/I*n Fl*m*ing
Bond Strikes Camp (In the Two Natures selected works, volume two)/Cyril Connolly
Your Deal Mr Bond/Phillip & Robert King
From Stockport with Love/David Bowker
Pastache (Containing the essay 'Ian Fleming Thinks even James Bond Goes Shopping')/Sebastian Faulks
James Blond, Stockport is too much/Terry Ravenscroft

<B>Titan Graphic Novels</B>
Casino Royale
Dr No
Goldfinger
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
The Man With The Golden Gun
Octopussy
The Spy Who Loved Me
Colonel Sun
The Golden Ghost
Trouble Spot
The Girl Machine
The Phoenix Project
Nightbird
Death Wing
Shark Bait
The Paradise Plot
Polestar
Omnibus Volume 001
Omnibus Volume 002

<B>Other Graphic Novels</B>
James Bond 007 Licence To Kill/Mike Grell
James Bond 007 Permission To Die No. 1/Mike Grell
James Bond 007 Permission To Die No. 2/Mike Grell
James Bond 007 Permission To Die No. 3/Mike Grell
Silverfin The Graphic Novel/Charlie Higson & Kev Walker


<B>Reference Books</B>
Ian Fleming/Bruce A. Rosenberg & Ann Harleman Stewart
The James Bond Films/Steven Jay Rubin
Bond And Beyond/ Tony Bennett & Janet Woolacott
For Your eyes Only/David Giammarco
The James Bond Bedside Companion/Raymond Benson
The Complete James Bond Movie Encyclopedia/Steven Jay Rubin
Beyond Bond/Wesley Britton
The Politics Of James Bond/Jeremy Black
The Essential Bond/Lee Pfeiffer & Dave Worrel
The James Bond Girls/Graham Rye
Licence To Thrill/James Chapman
The Book Of Bond, James Bond/Hoyt L. Barber & Harry L. Barber
The Incredible World Of 007/Lee Pfeiffer and Phillip Lisa
Dressed To Kill/Jay McInerney, Nick Foulkes, Neil Norman & Nick Sullivan
Kiss, Kiss, Bang! Bang!/Alan Barnes & Marcus Hearn
Martini's, Girls And Guns/Martin Sterling & Gary Morecombe
Ian Flemings James Bond/John Griswold
The Man Who saved Britain/Simon winder
For Your Eyes Only, Ian Fleming and James Bond/Ben Mcintyre
James Bond And His World/Henry Chancellar
Bond Bound/Ian Fleming Publications
The Man With The Golden Touch/Sinclair Mckay
The Dark Minds Of Mystery Writers Focus On Ian Fleming/Bren Monteiro
The Battle For Bond/Robert Sellers
The Making Of On Her Majesty's Secret Service/Charles Helfenstein
The Book Of Bond/Alastair Dougall
Bond Girls/Alastair Dougall
Bond Villains/Alastair Dougall
Bond Cars & Vehicles/Alastair Dougall
James Bond In World And Popular Culture/Robert G. Weiner, B. Lynn Whitfield & Jack Decker
The Official James Bond 007 Movie Book/Sally Hibben
How 007 Got His Name/Mary Wickham Bond
The Bond Affair/E. Del Buono and U. Eco
007 James Bond A Report/O. F. Snelling
For Bond Lovers Only/Sheldon Lane
The Devil With James Bond/Ann S. Boyd
Ian Fleming The Man With The Golden Pen/Eleanor and Dennis Pelrine
James Bond's World Of Values/Lycurgus M. Starkey, Jr
The Book Of Bond/Col. William Tanner (Kingsley Amis)
The Bond Files/Andy Lane & Paul Simpson
James Bond In The Cinema/John Brosnan
Goldfinger Bloomsbury Movie Guide No. 2/Adrian Turner
The Ultimate Film Guide Goldfinger/Brian Dunbar
Keeping The British End Up/Roger Ryan and Martin sterling
So You Think You Know James Bond/Clive Gifford
The James Bond Trivia Quiz Book/Phillip Gurin
The Ultimate James Bond Trivia Book/Michael Lewis
The Rough Guide To James Bond/Paul Simpson
The Little Book Of Bond/Boxtree
The Complete Guide To The Drinks Of James Bond/David Leigh
The Bluffers Guide To James Bond/Mark Mason
The Making Of Tomorrow Never Dies/Garth Pearce
The Little Book Of Bond/Michael Heatley & Mike Gent
The British Spy Novel/John Atkins
Birds Of The West Indies/James Bond
My Names Bond, James Bond/Simon Winder
James Bond And Philosophy/James B. South & Jacob M. Held
James Bond In The 21st Century/Glenn Yeffett
Ian Fleming And James Bond/Comentale, Watt & Willman
Ian Fleming's World Of Intelligence/Nigel West
The Bond Code/Phillip Gardiner
The 007 Dossier/B. S. Reynolds
James Bond Did He Really Live Twice?/John Bryce
The Science Of James Bond/Gresh Weinberg
Death Rays, Jet Packs, Stunts And Super cars/Barry Parker
Fleming Introduces Jamaica/Morris Cargill
Thrilling Cities/Ian Fleming
The Diamond Smugglers/Ian Fleming
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang/Ian Fleming
The World Is Not enough A Companion/Iain Johnson
Ian Fleming's Seven Deadly Sins/Benjamin Pratt
The Ultimate James Bond Fan Book/Deborah Lipp
The James Bond Phenomenon/Christopher Linder
Re-visioning 007/Christopher Linder
You Know My Name/Christopher Derose
Shaken And Stirred/Robert A. Caplan
The Spy Who Thrilled Us/Michael Di Leo
Bond Films/Jim Smith & Stephen Lavington
James Bond Movie Posters/Tony Nourmand
Bond Girls Are Forever/Maryam d'Arbo & John Cork
James Bond The Legacy/John Cork & Bruce Scivelly
Bond On Set Filming Die Another Day/Greg Williams
Bond On Set Filming Casino Royale/Greg Williams
Bond On Set Filming Quantom Of Solace/Greg Williams
The Secret world Of 007/Alastair Dougall
James Bond A Celebration/Peter Haining
The Official James Bond Movie Book/Sally Hibben
The art Of Bond/Laurent Bouzereau
On The Tracks Of 007/Martijn Mulder & Dirk Kloosterbrier
James Bond's London/Gary Giblin
The Pinewood Story/Owen And Burford
James Bond: Licence To Qoute/Colin Jarman
James Bond 007 Threats And Thrills, Girls And Guns/Scripture Union
The making Of Licence To Kill/Sally Hibben
The Making Of Goldeneye/Garth Pearce
The Most Famous Car In The world/Dave Worrall
The James Bond Diecasts Of Corgi/Dave Worrall
Spy Toys/Cramer Burks
James Bond And Indiana Jones Action Figures/Nicolas Fleurier
James Bond 007 Thrilling Locations/Victory Games
James Bond 007 Q Manual/Victory Games
The James Bond Girls (1987 Edition)/Graham Rye
The James Bond Gilrls (1999 Edition)/Grahem Rye
James Bond 007 Annual 1965/World Distributor
James Bond 007 Annual 1966/World Distributor
James Bond 007 Annual 1968/World Distributor
James Bond Moonraker Special/World & Whitman
For Your Eyes Only Special/Marval
Octopussy Special/Marval
James Bond 007 Fact File/Richard Hollis
James Bond The Illustrated History Of 007/Alan J. Porter



<B>Biographies</B>
The Letters Of Ann fleming/Mark amory
Peter Fleming/Hart-Davis
Ian Fleming/Andrew Lycett
The Life Of Ian Fleming/John Pearson
The spy who Came In With The Gold/Henry A. Zeiger
Ian Fleming The Man With The Golden Pen/Richard Cant
17F The life Of Ian Fleming/Donald McCormick
You Only Live Once, Memories Of Ian Fleming/Iver Bryce
Ian Fleming's Secret war/Craig Cabell
The History Of 30 Assult Unit/Craig Cabell
Roger Moore As James Bond/Roger Moore
Nobody Does It Better/Bob Simmons
The True Adventures Of The Worlds Greatest Stuntman/Vic Armstrong
When The snow Melts/Cubby Broccoli
Making Ity Big In The Movies/Richard Keil
James Bond The spy I Loved/Christopher Wood
Not Forgetting James Bond/Syd Cain
Golden Girl/Shirley Eaton
The Biography Of Desmond Llewelyn/Sandy Henru
All My Flashbacks/Lewis Gilbert
For My eyes Only/John Glen
John Barry A Sixties Theme/Eddi Fiegel
John Barry The Man With the Midas Touch/Leonard, Walker and Bramley
Ken Adam Designs The Movies, James Bond And Beyond/Ken Adam & Christopher frayling
Ken Adam The art Of Production Design/Christopher Frayling
The Films Of sean Connery/Lee Pfeiffer * Phillip Lisa
Sean Connery/Robert tanitch
Being A Scot/Sean Connery & Murray Grigor
Sean Connery/Bob McCabe
Sean Connery/Robert Sellers
Sean Connery/Keneth Passingham
Great Scot, The Life Of Sean Connery/John Hunter
Sean Connery/Christopher Bray
The James Bond Man/Andrew Rissik
Movie Icons Sean Connery/Taschen
The Films Of Sean Connery/Emma Andrews
Heroes Of The Movies Sean Connery/Emma Andrews
Sean Connery/Andrew Yule
Sean Connery/Michael Feeney Callan
Sean Connery/John Parker
Roger Moore A Biography/Roy Moseley
The Films Of Roger Moore/John Williams
Roger Moore His Films And His Carear/Gareth Owen And Oliver Bryan
Roger Moore My word Is My Bond/Roger Moore
Pierce Brosnan The Biography/Peter Carrick
Pierce Brosnan The Biography/York Membery
Daniel Criag The Bigraphy/Sarah Marshall
Daniel Criag Ultimate Professional/Daniel O'Brien

Gaz1961

Bloody hell Saunders that's an extensive and rather impressive collection! Here's my rather scant bibliography:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gaz1961/sets/72157626418868884/

saunders

That's a great display Gaz1961 (I covert your collection of 007 fan club magazines), I really wish I was computer literate enough to be able to post pictures of my collection up, I've just about worked out how to use the wife's digital camera so I'm slowly getting there. It's taken me just over 11 years to build up my collection from scratch and I must admit I'm rather proud of it. Mind you, because I've focused my attention solely on collecting Bond related books I have sadly neglected other areas of Bond merchandise and have very little else in my personal Bond archive, still gives me something to focus the next 11 years on! :)

Gerard

Once again, Roger Moore's diary of the filming of Live and Let Die is missing.

Here are a few foreign (ie not in english) books I have:

Die James Bond Filme, by Michael Scheingraber (bought during my tour of duty in Trier, Germany, in 1981. Covers all the official movies until FYEO).

James Bond 007 "Licence de Tuer", by Jean Marc Paland and Jean Marc Pinson (covers every movie until TLD)

Bon Appétit, Mr. Bond, by Claire Dixsaut and Vincent Chenille (a study of food in the world of James Bond, both in books and movies. Full of mistakes, but highly entertaining).

saunders

It wasn't forgotten Gerard I'd listed Roger Moore's diary 'Roger Moore As James Bond' under the biography section (12th one down) as it was a personal account of filming rather than a general reference book, as for the others yes they should go on the list (maybe under a foreign language section).

Gaz1961

It's in my collection too:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gaz1961/5584613713/in/set-72157626418868884.

Saunders, I've been collecting on and off for 40 years, but almost exclusively books. My collecting suffered a serious blow about 7 or 8 years ago when a whole heap of Bond books (and others) disappeared from my flat following a burglary. Among these was a first edition Moonraker that cost me about ten bob, and (nearly) mint copies of YOLT, TMWTGG and JB: A Celebration. Slowly building my collection up again, but you know the original 50s hardbacks are like gold dust now.

DarthDimi

Quoting Gaz1961: following a burglary

The burglar took Bond memorabilia? It was someone who understood the value then. Man, I hate it when they do that! They can take some money for all I care but 'things' need to be left alone. Pierce the wallet, not the heart. Sorry to hear that, Gaz!

saunders

Really sorry to hear that Gaz1961, my biggest fear is that my collection getting either stolen or destroyed, I've never owned any of the Fleming original 50's hardback editions and with the prices they are now I can't see me ever getting them now. As far as rebuilding your collection goes I purchased about 60% of mine (including JB: A Celebration) through Amazon marketplace, you can find some real bargains with a little bit of trawling and lots of patience.

Gaz1961

Cheers Saunders, that's what I plan to do once I get round to buying a PayPal card... only trouble is I'm already in trouble with Her Indoors for filling the house up with my dusty old second-hand books. & Darth: burglars are scum, the lowest of the low, they violate your life when they infiltrate your sanctuary, so whatever they took would pierce the heart.

saunders

I sympathise, I'm always in trouble with Her Indoors because she hates my 'Bond Archive' and seems to be under the illusion that I'm in some way slightly obsessed with everything James Bond related...they do get some funny ideas into their heads these women! 8-|

Gaz1961

Tell me about it... you can't even discuss the finer points of Barry vs Arnold with them! Having said that mine is quite understanding & tolerant, sometimes she even lets me watch my Bond DVDs (as long as Pierce is in them).

saunders

My wife's the same, she's happy to watch Connery, Brosnan or Craig films but if I try putting on a Lazenby, Moore or Dalton she just sits there constantly producing elongated exasperated sighs.

Found another little addition for the bibliography, in the notes at the back of the hardback addition of 'Devil May Care' it mentions a published collection of literary pastiches by Sebastion Faulks including one on Ian Fleming. Being the completest I am I had to get it and it's arrived today, and while the Ian Fleming one involving James Bond visiting a supermarket is very short at just one and a half pages it is very funny and spot on for mimicking the 007 authors style. Also among the many other big literary names lampooned is Bond continuation novelist Kingsley Amis.
Maybe not an essential Bond buy, but if anyone's interested it's called 'Pistache' and retails for £6.99 from Arrow publishers.

Gaz1961

Hmm. Not keen on Faulks at all but I might see if they've got it in the library. I'm not as much of a completist as you it seems.

gregdaulton

i love thos TITAN comic strips

Luds

i love thos TITAN comic strips

Same here, being a big graphical novel fan. These are awesome.

Samuel001

The Omnibus editions, Volume 001 and 002 may want to be added to the opening post as they too are separate books.

saunders

Good point Samuel001, consider it done!

timmer

Regarding the MP Diaries. The author is actually Samantha Weinberg. Kate Westbrook is a character (MP's neice). The stories are told from her pov, much like Watson in Conan Doyle's Holmes books. It is confusing, as Westbrook's name is prominently displaced on the covers, giving the impression that she is the author.
The series could be described as The Moneypenny Diaries as told by Kate Westbrook. A fictional work written by Samantha Weinberg.

Also the two MPD short stories could be added under short stories (see wiki summaries below).

"For Your Eyes Only, James" (2006 short story): Published in the November issue of Tatler, the short story tells the tale of a weekend shared between Bond and Moneypenny at Royale-les-Eaux (see Casino Royale) in 1956.
Moneypenny's First Date With Bond" (2006 short story): Published in the November 11, 2006 issue of The Spectator, the short story tells the tale of Moneypenny's and James Bond's first meeting.

==I like that you have created a separate category for short stories that were not origially published as part of a larger Bond work such as FYEO, OP or even YB Danger Society. With that in mind, I'd suggest including the two MP shorts and Fleming's, "007 in New York," in the short story category.

saunders

Some great suggestions timmer, I'll try and put them in place over the weekend. B-)

timmer

Great biblo there Saunders. Nice to see you were able to put the thing back together.
I'll go through my companion books and see if I have anything to add there. You seem to have the literary well covered.

saunders

Two new additions I've just picked up:

The true adventures of the world's greatest stuntman' by Vic Armstrong.

and

'James Blond, Stockport is too much' a parody by Terry Ravenscroft, haven't read it yet but considering the cover depicts a silhouette man urinating and one of the villains name is a unsubtle vulgar cross between Blofeld and OddJob I'm not expecting much. Though it's interesting to note that out of the handful of parody's written two have the town 'Stockport' in the title!

timmer

Saunders, we're missing Property of a Lady in the Octopussy collection. Also, "007 in New York" as I'm sure you know was originally published in Fleming's Thrilling Cities.
I'm not sure what it's connection with OP is if anything unless it was included in later OP editions, with the 3 main stories.
It was though included in the Quantum of Solace collection, Fleming's short story collection released co-incident with the release of the film - a volume which included all 8 of the Fleming shorts.

===to the reference books, I can add from my own collection.
The Films of Roger Moore by John Williams, 1978 Greenhaven Press, St. Paul, Minnesota
The Films of Sean Connery by Emma Andrews, 1978 Greenhaven Press, St. Paul, Minnesota.
The Andrews book might be an earlier edition of the Andrews', Connery book you have listed or maybe she wrote two different books about Connery.
==After doing some digging on the web, Andrews definitely has the two titles published ie "The Films of Sean Connery" and "Heroes of the Movies: Sean Connery" and with distinctly different covers. Could very well be two different books then.

saunders

Thanks timmer, don't no how I could of forgot Property of a Lady, 007 in New York was indeed included with the 2002 editions of OP, though I have now amended the list to show all three publications.
Never heard of the John Williams book on Roger Moore, is it any good? Mind you, regardless of the quality the completest in me will be seeking out a copy immediately.
I think your right that Emma Andrews has published two books on Sean Connery as 'Heroes of the Movies' publication is dated 1982, is her 'The Films of Sean Connery' any good? 'Heroes of the Movies' is just dreadful with poor black and white photos repeatedly incorrectly captioned.
Anyway thanks that was some really great input from you, let me know if you dig out any more books or if find some more of my 'clerical errors'.

timmer

The Films of Sean and The Films of Roger Moore are both cheap little hardbacks published by that Greenhaven Press in St. Paul Minnesota. They have the same cover templates and are probably part of a broader, "Films of". The two editions I have are both 1978 editions so they are not terribly comprehensive. The Rog book leaves off with TSWLM, while the Sean book concludes with A Bridge Too Far.
They are cute little collectables. I'm not sure where I picked them up. Probably bought them together in some bookstore discount bin. Can't say I've actually read either. I simply flipped through them. There are lots of black and white photos but really not much text. 46 pages each and again lots of photo filler.
They are really just cute little reference books, with detailed filmographies at the back.
Your list is so comprehensive, that these two obscure little finds are the only things I could add.

Mark_Hazard

I think your right that Emma Andrews has published two books on Sean Connery as 'Heroes of the Movies' publication is dated 1982, is her 'The Films of Sean Connery' any good? 'Heroes of the Movies' is just dreadful with poor black and white photos repeatedly incorrectly captioned.

From memory I think you'll find that there are (at least, as I have) three Emma Andrews books and the second two are just (more or less) updates of the first.

4EverBonded

Great list, Saunders! - asking a question now that may have been answered but I didn't see it at quick glance: Is your list in order? I want to know the order of the books (I want to re-read them in order); Fleming only, please.

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7

4EverBonded wrote:

Great list, Saunders! - asking a question now that may have been answered but I didn't see it at quick glance: Is your list in order? I want to know the order of the books (I want to re-read them in order); Fleming only, please.

-Casino Royale
-Live and Let Die
-Moonraker
-Diamonds Are Forever
-From Russia With Love
-Dr. No
-Goldfinger
-For Your Eyes Only
-Thunderball
-The Spy Who Loved Me
-On Her Majesty's Secret Service
-You Only Live Twice
-The Man With The Golden Gun
-Octopussy/The Living Daylights

4EverBonded

Thank you!! I have read them all as a teenager, but want to re-read them in order. This is helpful; thanks!

Chevron

I hope no one minds if I put my website link in this thread. I've been looking for a more appropriate thread but can't see one. If this is the wrong place please let me know.

Basically I've been doing a lot of work on my Ian Fleming/James Bond web page over the last few weeks. It started in it's original form back around 1999 and a few years ago I gave it a redesign. Now I've moved the content over to wordpress with the aim of updating it more often.

You can find it at <a href="http://ianfleming.monobrowze.co.uk">ianfleming.monobrowze.co.uk</a>, although I've also bought the domain <a href="http://flemingsbond.co.uk">flemingsbond.co.uk</a>; and it should hopefully work.

Basicaly it's a look at the various UK paperback editions of the books, concentrating on the 1960s and 1970s. It's by no means complete and I know there are other sites out there that do the same job and do it better. But I'm fond of my Fleming site so I keep it going.

Any feedback, suggestions or requests will be appreciated.

marketto007

Great topic.

xxx

saunders

You're more than welcome to use this thread for your website link @Chevron, what a really great website you've created. I'd love to see some of the hardback designs incorporated into it, especially the rare Christopher Wood hardback editions, and maybe expand it to include foreign editions, as some of their cover artwork is interesting to say the least!
Are you aware of the book 'Bond Bound' by Ian Fleming publications? It had a very small print run and was written for the Fleming estate to commemorate Ian Fleming's centenary. It's full of great colour prints of many of the covers from all over the world, and definatley worth a look.
Anyway keep up the great work!