Devil May Care gets an official book description
The upcoming
James Bond contination novel "Devil May Care" by Sebastian Faulks has been given an official book description. Although it is not a blurb, and does not really give any new details away, it reinforces the fact that the novel will be a direct continuation from Ian Fleming's series. "Devil May Care" will be published on May 28th 2008.
Book Description
Bond is back with a license to thrill. Forty-three years ago, Ian Fleming wrote his last great 007 adventure. Now, in Devil May Care, the worldâs most iconic spy returns in a Cold War story spanning the worldâs exotic locations. By invitation of the Fleming estate to mark the centenary of his birth, acclaimed novelist Sebastian Faulks picks up where Fleming left off, writing a tour de force that will electrify every James Bond fan. A fitting tribute to the Bond tradition, Devil May Care stands on its own as a triumph of witty prose and plenty of double-0 action.
MORE THAN 100 MILLION BOND BOOKS HAVE BEEN SOLD AND OVER HALF THE WORLDâS POPULATION HAS SEEN A BOND FILM.
âIn his house in Jamaica, Ian Fleming used to write a thousand words in the morning, then go snorkeling, have a cocktail, lunch on the terrace, more diving, another thousand words in the late afternoon, then more martinis and glamorous women. In my house in London, I followed this routine exactly, apart from the cocktails, the lunch, and the snorkeling.â Sebastian Faulks
âHe has an ability to write convincingly in whichever period or genre he chooses. . .Sebastian couldnât have written a better book to celebrate Ianâs 100th birthday.â Corinne Turner, managing director of Ian Fleming Publications Limited
About the Author
SEBASTIAN FAULKS worked as a journalist before taking up writing full time in 1991. He is the author of ten books including Charlotte Gray and Birdsong, for which he was voted author of the year by the British Book Awards. Faulks has published eight books in the United States, including the recently released Engleby. He lives in London.
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