James Bond creator Ian Fleming didn’t need to write about Cold War intrigue to consider the ways people scheme against each other. “The Shameful Dream,” a rare Fleming work published this week, is a ...

Talk of the Devil: The Collected Writings of Ian Fleming brings together a range of miscellaneous prose that will delight Fleming aficionados.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

A James Bond trend that lasted through many years of the franchise hasn’t been done in some time, and the next installment should bring it back.

“The Shameful Dream,” a rare Fleming work published this week, is a short story about a Londoner named Bone, Caffery Bone.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.

Historians think the story may have been written shortly before Fleming's death, and was likely inspired by a dispute over the rights to a James Bond comic strip.