Ian Fleming: Royal Navy Commander working for British Naval Intelligence during World War II; author who later created James Bond and wrote 12 Bond novels and two short-story collections.

Ian Fleming hated one James Bond book so much he restricted filming A Bond film like no other, born from a novel its creator wished to forget. Dive into the hidden drama that shaped one of 007's ...

Fans of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels have long speculated that the author's time in naval intelligence during the Second World War inspired his fictional spy - and a new theory from a group of ...

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

Before he became a spy or a novelist, Ian Fleming was a newspaperman. In 1933 he reported for Reuters on a blockbuster show trial in the Soviet Union in which a group of British engineers faced ...

NEW YORK — “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 ...

Quarterly magazine surfaces unpublished short stories The Shameful Dream by Ian Fleming and Graham Greene’s ghost tale Reading at Night.

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.