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This article is from the James Bond FAQ, by Michael Reed reed55@core.com with numerous contributions by
others.
46 Post-Fleming periods D - Other Glidrose novels featuring Bond (James Bond - The Books)
Glidrose, the publishing company with rights to James Bond material, have
allowed a few books that were not strictly a part of the "James Bond novels"
canon proper to be issued.
Title Author fn. Year
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The Adventures of James Bond Junior-003 1/2 R.D. Mascott (A) 1967
James Bond-The Authorized Biography of 007 John Pearson 1973
James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me Christopher Wood (B) 1977
James Bond And Moonraker Christopher Wood (B) 1979
(A) Released under the pseudonym R.D. Mascott
(B) A novelization of the film
"The Adventures of James Bond Junior-003 1/2" is a children's book featuring
a title character who is the son of Bond's brother David, (not a creation of
Fleming) who intercedes against a heist of gold bullion. Glidrose licensed
it. The author's true identity was kept secret for 34 years, but was
confirmed by his executors to be British literary author Arthur
Calder-Marshall (1908-1992).
Pearson's book is a work of fiction portraying the life of a "real" James
Bond in correlation to Fleming's adventures.
Wood co-wrote the screenplay for "The Spy Who Loved Me" with Richard Maibaum
and got full credit for "Moonraker", and then novelized those scripts.
 
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