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by - written on 16/01/09 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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It wasn't until 1981 that Bond really took a step forward. Well known writer, John Gardner had a big job on his hands. He had just been commissioned to bring back one of the greatest literary characters created to life. Even though Kingsley Amis wrote the novel Colonel Sun released in 1968 in an attempt to revitalise the novels, this was only a one off book. Gardner liberally bought Bond into the eighties. Bond, who according to previous novels was actually born in 1921, would have in reality been retired with a pension by now, however what Gardner has done is take the character round about roughly the same age as Fleming's Bond and simply bring him into the ... Read the complete review
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