Gardner, John — Licence Renewed [James Bond]
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G : in good condition with dust jacket. Browning at edges London Book Club Associates. (BCA) Reprint 200mm x 140mm (8" x 6"). 270pp. After Ian Fleming's death in 1964, Kingsley Amis was engaged by the copyright holders, Gildrose, to write a new James Bond novel. When Colonel Sun finally appeared in 1968, under the pen-name 'Robert Markham', it was not well-received. This may explain the delay in John Gardiner taking on the character. Licence to Kill was Gardiner's first Bond novel and appeared in 1981. It became a bestseller and he went on to write thirteen '007' novels before handing over to Raymond Benson in 1997.
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