2005 CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger winner

Henry Porter - Brandenburg - Orion

'Set against the backdrop of the fall of the Berlin Wall in the autumn of 1989, Brandenburg takes the reader into the wilderness of mirrors that was Cold War international espionage. A complex, intelligent thriller by a skilful writer at the top of his game.'

Shortlist

GM Ford - A Blind Eye - Pan Macmillan
Simon Kernick - A Good Day to Die - Bantam (Transworld)

Adrian Matthews - The Apothecary's House - Pan Macmillan
Kate Mosse - Labyrinth - Orion
Henry Porter - Brandenburg - Orion
Joel Ross - Double Cross Blind - Hodder & Stoughton
Daniel Silva - A Death in Vienna - Penguin

Penguin, 2008

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Ian Fleming's James Bond short stories will be released in a single hardcover volume by Penguin.
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Former Bond girl JOANNA LUMLEY investigates the life of Ian Fleming to coincide with the centenary of his birth and this weekend’s UK release of the 22nd Bond movie. 18.10 on BBC 1
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The Ian Fleming Centenary presents The Story of James Bond – A Tribute to Ian Fleming, at the London Palladium Theatre on Sunday 5 October 2008. Arranged for the family by Ian Fleming’s niece, Lucy Fleming this unique and glamorous evening will mark the final event in the Ian Fleming Centenary year.
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The fifth instalment of the globally popular Young Bond series, By Royal Command By Charlie Higson is to be released.
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The Miss Moneypenny Diaries series concludes with Final Fling - published by John Murray and released on May 1st.
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For Your Eyes Only: Ian Fleming and James Bond at the Imperial War Museum