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Faulks noted that he followed Ian Fleming's own prescription of "How To Write A Thriller" (an article Fleming wrote for SHOW Magazine in 1962) which, according to Faulks, specifies writing 2000 words a day combined with snorkeling, martinis, and having dinner with beautiful women.
It's a good interview, and very funny when Faulks talks about how he is already becoming inextricably associated with James Bond in London literary circles.
CLICK HERE to have a listen at the NPR website.
Thanks, Zencat! I'm really glad you've found a venue to continue providing us with your excellent news coverage on all things literary Bond now that YBD has gone exclusively Young Bond. I'll be checking in often...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tanner. :)
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