41. The Ian Fleming Foundation On behalf of the board of directors for The ian fleming Foundation, let me welcome you to the first ever dedicated web site featuring all the James Bond http://www.ianflemingfoundation.org/main.htm

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42. Was Ian Fleming James Bond? Presented In Books Section Newsfinder emagazine is presenting a detailed article about Was ian fleming James Bond? http://www.newsfinder.org/site/more/was_ian_fleming_james_bond/

2050 days since Newsfinder launched. Was Ian Fleming James Bond? Posted by Jim Down in Books section One of the many assumptions regarding the James Bond phenomenon is that he was based on the actions of a real life character. And so he was - sort of. But was that real life character Ian Fleming himself? Ian Fleming lived a remarkably uncompromising life in a world full of compromises. Born in 1908 as the son of Valentine Fleming, and the grandson of the wealthy Scottish banker Robert Fleming, Ian Lancaster Fleming grew up the member of a rare class of Englishmen for whom all options are open. In due course, Fleming went to Europe to continue schooling. Fleming found a home in the small Austrian town of Kitzbuhel where his education changed drastically. In an environment totally unlike the strict and conventional campuses of Eton and Sandhurst, Fleming, under the tutelage of Forbes and Phyllis Dennis, finally found a place to create his own identity. At Kitzbuhel no other students knew Valentine Fleming, war hero, and many students did not know Peter Fleming, academic star. The students only knew Ian, rakish, handsome, cultured Etonian with a rapier wit and a certain cool lack of shyness with women. When Robert Fleming died in 1933 leaving no money to any of his grandchildren, Ian once again saw the financial Rubicon, which he felt, limited his life and future options. The vast family fortune was unavailable to Ian until his mother died or re-married, and both options seemed unlikely. Fleming made his decision, leaving journalism. In one of his few compromises, Fleming, capitalizing on the family name, joined a London banking firm which he hoped would make him rich.

43. BookPage Nonfiction Review: Ian Fleming: The Man Behind James Bond His name was fleming, ian fleming. And the character he created in a small house in Jamaica was a hero for all the world. Now, for the first time in 30 http://www.bookpage.com/9606bp/nonfiction/ianfleming.html

Ian Fleming The Man Behind James Bond By Andrew Lycett Turner, $24.95 ISBN 1570363439 Buy or borrow this book! Support your local independent bookseller Find it in a WorldCat library Compare prices at major online bookstores Review by Tony Buchsbaum His name was Fleming, Ian Fleming. And the character he created in a small house in Jamaica was a hero for all the world. Now, for the first time in 30 years, Ian Fleming is the subject of a new biography by Andrew Lycett. Ian Fleming: The Man Behind James Bond is a detailed, intimate look behind the scenes, and behind the mask of a man who lived a life of privilege and high expectations, a life in which cars went fast-and women went faster. Fleming was the son of a stockbroker who helped raise the capital for the Atcheson, Topeka, and Santa Fe railroad. After Valentine Fleming was killed in World War I, his sons and their mother flitted through London society. Ian learned both the spoken language and body language of the high life, and these would forever color his perspective, attitude, and actions. After brief periods as a stockbroker and reporter, Fleming was drafted into the secret service. MI5 offered him the chance to use his social graces, his intimate knowledge of liquor and women, and his fascination with cars and all things mechanical. As a spy, he made a name for himself as a man who could get things done-dangerous things. In time, he became a member of the group who created the prototype organization for the CIA. He even met with John F. Kennedy to discuss plans to embarrass Castro and generate his fall from power.

44. Fleming Bibliography ian fleming This is fleming s output, with year of publication, alternate titles (if any), and Swedish titles. JB = James Bond http://hem.passagen.se/orange/fleming.htm

IAN FLEMING: This is Fleming's output, with year of publication, alternate titles (if any), and Swedish titles. JB = James Bond CASINO ROYALE 1953 (You asked for it) Casino Royale (JB) LIVE AND LET DIE Leva och låta dö (JB) MOONRAKER 1955 (Too hot to handle) Attentat (JB) DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER Döden spelar falskt (JB) FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE Kamrat mördare (JB) DR. NO Döden på Jamaica (JB) GOLDFINGER Goldfinger (JB) FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (JB) From a view to a kill Den försvunna ordonnansen For your eyes only M:s privata hämnd Quantum of solace Risico Den riskiga affären The Hildebrand rarity Hildebrandrariteten THUNDERBALL Åskbollen (JB) THE SPY WHO LOVED ME 007 - Älskade spion (JB) ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE I hennes majestäts hemliga tjänst (JB) YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE Man lever bara två gånger (JB) THRILLING CITIES (JB) 007 in New York THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN Mannen med den gyllene pistolen (JB) OCTOPUSSY AND THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS (JB) Octopussy Octopussy The property of a lady The living daylights (Berlin escape) Knäck för livet Back to the bibliography page Christian Henriksson

45. Royal Mail Stamps, Smilers, Philately, Gifts, Collectibles Find out more about ian fleming s James Bond issue In 1952, James Bond was first brought to life by the pen of ian fleming. He created a character so http://www.royalmail.com/portal/stamps/jump1?catId=32200669&mediaId=66200729

46. Ian Fleming Author Or Spy ian fleming was educated at Eton. However, unlike the young 007, he was not expelled for a brief clandestine relationship with one of the school s maids. http://www.hmss.com/books/fleming/

One of the many assumptions regarding the James Bond phenomenon is that he was based on the actions of a real life character. And so he was - sort of. But was that real life character Ian Fleming himself? It is fairly well documented that Fleming chose the name James Bond because of its nondescript sound, like John Doe or Jim Smith. The real James Bond was an ornithologist whose book Birds Of the West Indies graced Fleming's coffee table. So that's how the name came to be, but what about the character? Were Bond's adventures based on Fleming's own wartime experiences? The simple answer is no. The more complicated answer is that James Bond was who Ian Fleming wanted to be! Fleming used much of his own background for Bond's history, although a great deal of this is not seen until later in the series of novels, particularly the obituary chapter from You Only Live Twice . He provided Bond with his own experiences, exaggerating where necessary and filling in any blanks. For example, whereas both of Bond's parents died in a climbing accident when he was still quite young, it was just his own father, Valentine Fleming, that died while Ian was aged nine, killed in action in 1917. Evelyn, his mother, lived a long and happy life and he survived her by only three weeks. Ian Fleming was educated at Eton. However, unlike the young 007, he was not expelled for a brief clandestine relationship with one of the school's maids. Bond continued his schooling at Fettes, "his father's own school" where "both academic and athletic standards were rigorous.[1]" While Bond's athletic prowess is on record - "he had twice fought for the school as a light-weight and had, in addition, founded the first serious judo class at a British public school.[2]" - Fleming was not idle. He won practically every event at the school's sports day in 1924, and as a senior (i.e. over 16) he was "Victor Ludorum", champion of the games, two years in succession, a feat not achieved by any other Eton pupil.

47. Ian Fleming And James Bond A guide to ian fleming, creator of James Bond, in London. http://www.thewordtravels.com/ian-fleming.html

Ian Fleming, Creator of James Bond A brief guide to Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond, in London. Ian Fleming (1908-1964) was born into a wealthy family at 27 Green Street in Mayfair. His father, Valentine, was killed in the First World War, while mother and sons went on to became fixtures within London Society in the inter-war period. After a period as a journalist with Reuters, Fleming joined a London banking firm and moved to 22B Ebury Street, where he lived from 1936 to 1939. During this period he amassed an important collection of first editions and surrealist art, whilst leading an elegant life of dinner parties, games of chance and love affairs. His circle of friends included Noel Coward, Peter Quennell, Patrick Leigh Fermor and Cyril Connolly. When the Second World War broke out Fleming was recruited to Naval Intelligence, and became assistant to the Director. Shortly after the war he built his house, Goldeneye, on the north coast of Jamaica, and in 1952 he married his long-time lover Ann Charteris, Lady Rothermere (previously, wife of Lord Rothermere of the Daily Mail), so becoming her third husband. In the Spring of 1953 Fleming purchased No. 16 Victoria Square in Belgravia as a London base (see adjacent photo).

48. Ian Fleming's James Bond WWII Plot Uncovered By Bletchley Park - 24 Hour Museum As it happens, Operation Ruthless never came to fruition because of bad weather, but this cunning plan devised by ian fleming in 1940 is an intriguing early http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/nwh_gfx_en/ART52858.html

Text-only Version January 26 2008 Search this site GO ADVANCED SEARCH By Caroline Lewis Above: the first day cover from Bletchley Park Post Office. Courtesy Bletchley Park As it happens, Operation Ruthless The stamps mark the centenary year of Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond and a Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy during WWII. The Lektor machine in From Russia With Love was based on the Enigma. Courtesy Bletchley Park The need to capture one of the coding machines or Enigma material being used by the German Navy was crucial to winning the Battle of the Atlantic, in which U-boats were attacking convoys bringing essential supplies to Britain. The Allies needed to find out where the U-boats were assembling and when they might attack the convoys, but their codes were extremely difficult to break. Bletchley Park, near Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, became the national centre for codebreaking. However, the reaction of key codebreakers at Bletchley, Alan Turing and Peter Twinn, to the abandoning of the plan, are recounted by Frank Birch, Head of German Naval Section at Bletchley Park. The first day cover is available from Bletchley Park Post Office The Imperial War Museum Fleming's Operation Ruthless plan TOP SECRET. For Your Eyes Only. 12 September 1940.

49. Bookride: Ian Fleming, Octopussy 1966. ian fleming, Octopussy 1966. ian fleming. Octopussy and The Living Daylights. Jonathan Cape, London 1966. Current Selling Prices $100$300 /£50-£150 http://www.bookride.com/2008/01/ian-fleming-octopussy-1966.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Bookride RARE BOOK GUIDE, EVERY ONE A WINNER 03 January 2008 Ian Fleming, Octopussy 1966. Ian Fleming. Octopussy and The Living Daylights. Jonathan Cape, London 1966. Current Selling Prices MODERN FIRST EDITION/ ESPIONAGE / JAMES BOND The above photo is of our own copy of 'Octopussy' which sold on Ebay just before Christmas (the happy holidays) at a stonking $740. Over the last few years we have sold about 200 fine/fine copies on ebay with a starting price of $9.99. None made less than $50, a few got over $200 and one over $300. I have a few left and haven't put a copy up for 6 months so this recent result came as a shock. The reason one is always surprised that 'Octopussy' makes any money at all is that I can vividly remember it being sold in great bulk at 50p or less. A Cecil Court bookseller, one John Adrian of 'The Clearing House' (a Buchanite name) bought 32,000 copies of the first edition in the mid 1980s. The first edition print run was 50,000 a Bondite website states '...contrary to popular opinion it was not actually remaindered' - but a bulk of new duplicate books bought from the publisher being sold off cheap adds up to remaindering by any other name (in my book.) The site also adds 'copies with unclipped jackets and no signs of a price sticker are preferred' and the Cecil Court bulk had the price in about 3 states. I can actual recall it selling as low as 5p (10 cents) and many customer bought twenty or more at a time. Around 2000 we bought a cupboardful in Chiswick. Our Ebay description, a model of suave brevity, read: -

50. Liverputty: Ian Fleming In Macao ian fleming in Macao. In 1959 fleming took a trip around the world visiting key cities and reporting about them to the Sunday Times. http://liverputty.blogspot.com/2007/10/ian-fleming-in-macao.html

Liverputty Monday, October 01, 2007 Ian Fleming in Macao In 1959 Fleming took a trip around the world visiting key cities and reporting about them to the Sunday Times. A compilation of these articles was published in book form in 1964 under the title of Thrilling Cities , the same year as his death. Cities traveled included: Hong Kong, Macau, Tokyo, Honolulu, L.A., Las Vegas, Chicago, New York, Hamburg, Berlin, Vienna, Geneva, Naples, and Monte Carlo. In lieu of my own budget, I plan on posting on Fleming's trip vicariously, starting with Macao. The following is Fleming's trip to the Central Hotel, which he describes as a nine-story skyscraper which isn't exactly a hotel. It is devoted to human vices. And the "higher up the building, the largest in Macau, the more beautiful and expensive are the girls, the higher the stakes at the gambling tables, and the better the music." In the excerpt, Fleming has just described the rules and ambiance of playing fan-tan at this din of sin. Having educated ourselves in these matters [gambling] Posted by Jeffrey Hill at 1:02 AM Labels: Bond comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Subsidiaries THE FRONTAL LOBE THE ODIOUS TRAIL Contributors mat Jeffrey Hill Dude Ross Ruediger ... Charlie Parsley Our Man in Berlin - Escutcheon Blot My Favorite Short Stories Harry Potter and the Snarky Reviewer Please don't laugh, this is a comedy -or- Spider Pig

51. Ian Fleming, Ian A. Fleming, AES, OSU, COMES Home Page for Dr. ian fleming, Oregon State University, Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station, Newport, OR. http://marineresearch.oregonstate.edu/assets/page_folders/faculty_page/fleming_h

Ian Fleming is now the Director at the Ocean Sciences Centre, Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's, Newfoundland Canada Click here for Link

52. Wall To Wall - Ian Fleming: Bondmaker ian fleming Bondmaker tells the extraordinary true life story of ian fleming; the creator of James Bond, one of the great icons of C20th culture. http://www.walltowall.co.uk/projects/project.asp?ProjectID=253

53. Ian Fleming On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online There are 150 conversations about ian fleming s books. Member ratings. Average (3.51) Disambiguation notice. Users with books by ian fleming http://www.librarything.com/author/flemingian

Language: English [ others Albanian Basque Bulgarian ... Welsh Over twenty-two million books on members' bookshelves. Home Book Suggestions Zeitgeist Groups ... add a picture Author: Ian Fleming Also known as: Ian Fleming-Williams Ian. Flemming Fleming Ian Ian Flemming ... Fleming I Members Reviews Rating Favorited Conversations Books by Ian Fleming combine/separate works Casino Royale 980 copies, 21 reviews From Russia, with love 576 copies, 7 reviews Doctor No 561 copies, 8 reviews Goldfinger 552 copies, 10 reviews Live and let die 534 copies, 11 reviews Thunderball 515 copies, 5 reviews On Her Majesty's secret service 503 copies, 4 reviews Moonraker 498 copies, 6 reviews Diamonds are forever : a James Bond novel 476 copies, 7 reviews You only live twice 475 copies, 6 reviews The man with the golden gun 422 copies, 5 reviews For your eyes only : a James Bond novel 396 copies, 7 reviews The spy who loved me 378 copies, 6 reviews Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; the magical car 274 copies, 6 reviews Octopussy 145 copies, 2 reviews see all 123 books Member ratings Average: 0.5 stars

54. Ian Fleming: A Who2 Profile ian fleming is the creator of the fictional superspy James Bond. Bond is a suave, ladykilling British agent who travels the globe, battles super-villains http://www.who2.com/ianfleming.html

@import url("http://www.who2.com/css/standard_gamma.css"); Find Famous People Fast! Who2 FAQ Who2 Blog For Students Contact Who2 Browse by Name: A B C D ... Z Ian Fleming Writer Ian Fleming is the creator of the fictional superspy James Bond . Bond is a suave, lady-killing British agent who travels the globe, battles super-villains bent on world domination, and famously prefers his vodka martinis "shaken, not stirred." After publishing his first Bond adventure, Casino Royale , in 1953, Fleming wrote one Bond book each year until his death. The stories spawned a highly profitable movie series which continued into the 21st century, with Sean Connery and Roger Moore the most famous actors to play Bond. Fleming also wrote a series of travel books and the popular children's story Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. For a full list of actors who have starred as Fleming's superspy, see our loop titled Played Bond ... Another popular Fleming creation was the villainous Ernst Stavro Blofeld Four Good Links Ian Fleming Good biographical and career sketch of the author Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang!

55. Ian Fleming - Licence To Steal! (The Caird Library Blog) Sir Norman Egbert Denning relates how he came to find himself in Trafalgar Square with a Christmas tree, a Norwegian agent, ian fleming (creator of James http://www.nmm.ac.uk/library/2007/12/ian_fleming_licence_to_steal_1.html

Main Ian Fleming - Licence to Steal! December's item of the month is a Christmas special from our Manuscript collections. The publishing of a Christmas themed item of the month is tradition that goes back several years at the Caird Library. Previous years' festive items have included a staff magazine of the Cunard Steamship Company , The Illustrated London News of 1854 , and the Christmas dinner menu of the HMS Hood This year's item consists of two notes from the Denning collection recounting some drunken escapades one December evening during WWII. Sir Norman Egbert Denning relates how he came to find himself in Trafalgar Square with a Christmas tree, a Norwegian agent, Ian Fleming (creator of James Bond) and a bottle of aquavit! You can read the full item of the month , including the notes themselves, on the main museum website. Renee (Digital Resources Librarian) Tags: Christmas Denning Ian Fleming James Bond ... Trafalgar Square Posted by Renee on December 7, 2007 7:17 AM Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.nmm.ac.uk/mt/mt-tb.cgi/79

56. The Handguns Of Ian Fleming's James Bond - Ajb007.co.uk Find out more than you ever dreamed of about James Bond 007, from literature to music, the ajb007 articles cover more topics on James Bond 007 than you can http://www.ajb007.co.uk/articles/007/handguns-of-james-bond/

Not logged in Login Register discussion bond films ... help ajb007.co.uk James Bond 007, No More, No Less 26 January 2008 : 18:01 information Feature Articles Browse Articles Browse Series Contribute The Handguns of Ian Fleming's James Bond Feature Articles Discussion Latest Additions ajb007 Toolbar Film Cast Casino Royale James Bond Articles ... Contact Us The Handguns of Ian Fleming's James Bond 13 January 2008 By: B. L. Steele In the world of 1950's fiction, Ian Fleming's use of firearms in his novels was unusual... In the world of 1950's fiction, Ian Fleming's use of firearms in his novels was unusual. Fleming's contemporaries identified guns by generic terms like ".38" or ".45" and on occasion offered more detailed descriptions such as "small automatic" or "large revolver". Hoping to add realism to his writing, Fleming took the innovative step of actually naming the models of guns used by his characters. Fleming initially drew upon his own considerable experience and observations, acquired during World War Two as a high level member of British Naval Intelligence. However, like many people with little more than a passing interest in firearms, Fleming's knowledge of model numbers, caliber and cartridges was not detailed. Always the good journalist, Fleming did check the details in his work with outside sources. For his first novel Casino Royale Fleming consulted London Gunsmith Robert Churchill who corrected the spelling of "Beretta". Eventually, Fleming's attention to detail drew the interest of firearms enthusiast Geoffrey Boothroyd. In a 1956 letter to Fleming, Boothroyd was critical of Bond's favorite pistol, the .25 Beretta. Impressed by the expertise imparted in Boothroyd's fan letter, Fleming decided to re-arm his secret agent using Boothroyd's recommendations as guidelines. Soon after, as the Bond books gained in readership all the detail Fleming provided caused him additional criticism from armchair firearms "experts" who would often jealously characterize him as a bungler.

57. Dover Museum Information Resources The two are Noel Coward and the creator of James Bond, ian fleming. . ian fleming and Ann Rothermere, who were later to buy White Cliffs from Coward, http://www.dover.gov.uk/museum/resource/articles/coward.asp

HOME Information News Index ... shop Information Resources The Collection Online Exhibition - Channel Swimmers Articles Research your house Researching your Family History Factsheets History of Dover Museum Cinque Port Pilots Sawyer's Velocipede Noel Coward and Ian Fleming at White Cliffs ... Courts Wine Merchants Information Resources Noel Coward and Ian Fleming Many famous authors have passed through Dover, many inevitably were waiting for a ferry, like Byron who spent 2 or 3 days here in the Ship Hotel. Others life George Eliot spent a few weeks in the town. Matthew Arnold honeymooned at the Lord Warden Hotel and wrote his famous poem 'Dover Beach' here. In modern times, however, two of the country's best known authors associated with the stage, internationally famous films and entertainment did a little more than pass through on a ferry trip and spent considerable time over several years living locally in the village of St. Margaret's. The two are Noel Coward and the creator of James Bond, Ian Fleming. It's over forty years since Fleming and Coward lived here, but the importance of their work and the interest in them prompted Dover Museum to stage an exhibition on their local associations.

58. Gillian Flynn Wins The CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger 2007 Gillian Flynn is the winner of the Crime Writers Association s ian fleming Steel Dagger 2007. http://www.thecwa.co.uk/daggers/2007/steel.html

Daggers 2007 Overview Duncan Lawrie International New Blood ... John Creasey Other years Overview Elsewhere Front page Site map The CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Gillian Flynn wins with Sharp Objects Newcomer Gillian Flynn New Blood Dagger and was shortlisted for the Duncan Lawrie Dagger This year, the CWA and Duncan Lawrie Dagger Awards were presented at a black tie dinner at the elegant Four Seasons Hotel on Park Lane in London, in the presence of the guest of honour Bob Marshall-Andrews, QC, MP. The event began with a drinks reception at 6:30pm, followed by dinner in the ballroom at 7:45pm, before the winners were announced. Out of the many exciting submissions received this year, from established names and newcomers alike, the judges were particularly pleased to see some powerful fresh explorations of the genre. Themes ran from present day spies and terrorism to a focus on psychological edge, and we read explosive storylines alongside those with harrowing personal repercussions for the protagonists. The Ian Fleming Steel Dagger judges are looking for the best in any of these fields. Gillian Flynn Gillian Flynn Sharp Objects When two girls, aged nine and ten are abducted and killed in Wind Gap, Missouri, Camille Preaker is sent back to her home town to investigate and report on the crimes. Camille is the daughter of one of the richest families in town. Haunted by a childhood tragedy and long estranged from her mother, Camille suddenly finds herself installed once again in her family's Victorian mansion, reacquainting herself with her mother and the half-sister she barely knows, a precocious 13-year-old who holds a disquieting grip on the town and surrounds herself with a group of vampish teenage girls.

59. JAMES BOND 007 MAGAZINE | Ian Fleming Centenary ian fleming centenary, james bond anniversary, 007 james bond. http://www.007magazine.co.uk/fleming_centenary.htm

JAMES BOND NEWS 007 MAGAZINE HOME FREE TOUR FORUM SITE MAP ... 007 MAGAZINE OnLine IAN FLEMING 1908-1964 2008 is the centenary year of Ian Fleming, creator of one of the world’s most legendary literary characters, James Bond. As well as being an author, during his youth he was an accomplished athlete and later a journalist. He worked in Naval Intelligence during the war, and was a travel writer and a spy. 2008 promises a year-long programme of events celebrating the many aspects of his extraordinary life. JANUARY 2008 The centenary year will kick off with a Royal Mail issue of six stamps featuring different editions of six of Ian Fleming’s most famous novels on January 8. The two 1st Class stamps feature Fleming’s first novel CASINO ROYALE and DR. NO, the first novel of the Bond series to be filmed. The four other books featured are the covers of GOLDFINGER, DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER, FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, and FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS APRIL 2008 For Your Eyes Only: Ian Fleming and James Bond , which opens at The Imperial War Museum in April 2008, is the first major exhibition devoted to the life and work of Ian Fleming. Featuring fascinating material, much on public display for the first time

60. James Bond: Ian Fleming James Bond 007 is a fictional British agent1 created in 1952 by writer ian fleming, featured in twelve novels, two anthologies and a film series. http://www.lycos.com/info/james-bond--ian-fleming.html

var topic_urlstring = 'james-bond'; var topic = 'James Bond'; var subtopic_urlstring= 'ian-fleming'; LYCOS RETRIEVER Retriever Home What is Lycos Retriever? James Bond: Ian Fleming built 164 days ago Retriever Games Video Games Shooter ... James Bond Games James Bond 007 is a fictional British agent[1] created in 1952 by writer Ian Fleming, featured in twelve novels, two anthologies and a film series. After Fleming's death in 1964, subsequent James Bond novels were written by Kingsley Amis (as Robert Markham), John Pearson, John Gardner, Raymond Benson and Charlie Higson. Moreover, Christopher Wood novelised two screenplays, while other writers have authored unofficial versions of the secret agent character. Source: answers.com [N]ews sources speculated about real spies or other covert agents after whom James Bond might have been named. Although they are similar to Bond, Fleming confirmed none as the source figure, nor did Ian Fleming Publications nor any of Fleming's biographers, such as John Pearson or Andrew Lycett. Source: en.wikipedia.org

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