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Ian Lancaster Fleming

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ian Lancaster Fleming 1908-64, English spy novelist, b. London. Son of a Conservative member of Parliament, Fleming was educated at Eton, Sandhurst, and Munich and Geneva universities and worked as Reuters' Moscow correspondent (1929-33), a stockbroker (1935-39), a British naval intelligence official during World War II, and foreign manager for the London Sunday Times (1945-59). The knowledge and worldliness these experiences brought were tapped in his creation of James Bond, the most famous fictional spy. His novels featuring the handsome, wily, and sexy Agent 007 include Dr. No (1958;... Read more
Fleming, Ian Lancaster
Fleming, Ian Lancaster (1908–64), journalist and thriller writer. His first novel, Casino Royale (1953), introduced his handsome, tough, romantic... Read more
Fleming, Ian Lancaster
Fleming, Ian Lancaster (1908–64) English novelist. After a career as a journalist and banker, he wrote 13 escapist spy thrillers about James Bond... Read more

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