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Ember · Ferris
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Ian Fleming
“I invent the most hopeless sounding plots; very often they are based on something I’ve read in a newspaper. And people say, ‘Oh, this is all nonsense’―and then the Russians come along in Germany and shoot people with potassium cyanide pistols.” Between them, Ian Fleming and Georges Simenon created two of the best-known heroes of modern fiction. In this illuminating dialogue, the authors who gave us James Bond and Jules Maigret discuss (among other things) their approaches to the craft of writing, the origins of…
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An immersive exploration of History & Society and Psychology.
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