Our friends at Disney have provided us with a rundown of Young Bond print advertisements that start appearing in the U.S. this week.
Disney is going to make sure you know Young Bond is BACK with full page ads running in select Marvel Comics through June 9 (the ad here came from Thor). Diamond Comics Preview also contains a full page Young Bond advert.
Fans in Washington D.C. may have spotted a half page ad in the Washington Post yesterday (May 26) promoting Charlie Higson’s upcoming appearance at the International Spy Museum.
Young Bond will also make it to Comic Con later this year! The souvenir book for the San Diego Comic Con will feature a full page ad for By Royal Command and SilverFin The Graphic Novel. Young Bond will also feature in all advertising for the New York Comic Con in October.
For an assortment of Young Bond ads and promotional material, check out our Scrapbook.
Charlie Higson continues his U.S. Book Tour today with an appearance at Anderson’s Bookshop in Naperville, IL, at 7PM.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Jeffery Deaver to pen new Bond novel!

Ian Fleming Publications Ltd has chosen international bestselling thriller writer, Jeffery Deaver, to write a new James Bond book.
The novel, currently known as Project X, will be published one year from today for Ian Fleming’s birthday – 28 May 2011. It will be published by Jeffery Deaver’s publishers Hodder & Stoughton in the UK and Simon & Schuster in the US.
In 2004, Deaver won the Crime Writers’ Association’s Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award for his book Garden of Beasts. In his acceptance speech he talked about his life-long admiration of Fleming’s writing.
Corinne Turner, Managing Director of Ian Fleming Publications Ltd, was in the audience. She explains, ‘I’d always enjoyed Jeffery Deaver’s thrillers, but I particularly liked Garden of Beasts: it demonstrated that he was not only a master of the contemporary American thriller but could also write compelling novels of period suspense within a European setting. I didn’t know anything about the author himself and expected a fairly low key response from him when he received our award.
‘I was surprised and delighted when he spoke very fondly of Ian and about the influence that the Bond books had had on his own writing career. It was at that point that I first thought that James Bond could have an interesting adventure in Jeffery Deaver’s hands.’
Deaver comments, ‘I can’t describe the thrill I felt when first approached by Ian Fleming's estate to ask if I'd be interested in writing the next book in the James Bond series. I began reading them when I was about nine or ten, ignorant of the Cold War politics they explored but enthralled by their sense of adventure and derring-do. I continued to read and reread them, which was fortunate because as a teen and adult I found, of course, nuances, that were invisible to a child.’
He continues, ‘The Bond books were important parts of my life – both literarily and personally. They appealed to me as wonderful stories but they also stood as singular examples of a thriller writer’s craft. I learned, through osmosis as well as design, much technique from Mr. Fleming’s work; compactness, attention to detail, heroic though flawed characters, fast-pacing, concrete imagery and straight-forward prose.’
Unlike Sebastian Faulks’ centenary novel, Devil May Care, Project X will be set in the present day. Jeffery Deaver has started work on the book and his title is yet to be revealed.
Jamie Hodder-Williams, CEO of Hodder & Stoughton, comments, “Hodder & Stoughton is delighted that Jeff has been chosen to write the next James Bond novel, which we will be proud to publish. He’s a total professional, who has been with us for over 17 years and he’s immensely popular with booksellers and readers across all our markets. He’s such a great choice because his blend of fast-paced action with meticulous research will produce a thriller that will both honour Ian Fleming and at the same time be utterly contemporary. I can’t wait to read it.”
Jeffery Deaver is the author of a number of internationally bestselling crime series. He is best known for his Kathryn Dance and Lincoln Rhyme books, most notably The Bone Collector, which was adapted for film in 1999, starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. Deaver has also written two award-winning short story collections, as well as stand-alone novels including Garden of Beasts and The Bodies Left Behind, which was named Novel of the Year at the International Thriller Writers’ Awards in 2009.
Jeffery Deaver was born near Chicago in 1950. Before becoming a full-time author in 1990, he was a journalist, like Fleming, and attorney. He started writing suspense novels on the long commute to and from his office on Wall Street. His books are now translated into 25 languages. Deaver lives in North Carolina.
Jeffery Deaver’s latest Lincoln Rhyme thriller, The Burning Wire, will be published in the US on 1 June and in the UK on 22 July. A standalone thriller titled Edge will follow in November 2010 in both the US and the UK.
The original Fleming novels are published worldwide by Penguin Books.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Charlie Higson reveals, “I know what Project X is”
So what does Charlie Higson know about IFP’s Top Secret new project codenamed “Project X” and due to be revealed on Ian Fleming’s birthday on Friday?
Well, Evan Willnow (aka Mister Asterix) from CommanderBond.net asked Charlie directly during his appearance last night at the St. Louis County Library, and Charlie’s answer was nothing less than intriguing. But I’m going to make you go to CBn to read it. So go!
Well, Evan Willnow (aka Mister Asterix) from CommanderBond.net asked Charlie directly during his appearance last night at the St. Louis County Library, and Charlie’s answer was nothing less than intriguing. But I’m going to make you go to CBn to read it. So go!
Friday, May 21, 2010
IFP teases mysterious "PROJECT X"
The official Ian Fleming Publications website has just posted a seven day countdown to a mysterious project codenamed “Project X.” What could this be?

Tuesday, May 18, 2010
U.S. gets two Young Bond releases today

Today sees the duel release of Charlie Higson's By Royal Command
and SilverFin: The Graphic Novel in the U.S. By Royal Command is released a hardcover from Disney-Hyperion and SilverFin is released as both a hardcover
and paperback
.
Author Charlie Higson will be touring the U.S. later this month. Click here for his full schedule.
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