The Man with the Golden Gun by the Folio Society

The twelfth volume in The Folio Society’s spectacular and best-selling James Bond series, The Man with the Golden Gun sees the world’s greatest super spy tackle his most dangerous assignment.

For The Man with the Golden Gun, series artist Fay Dalton returns with her incomparable vision of Bond and his glamorous, deadly and action-packed world. This gorgeous edition features seven full-colour illustrations, a pictorial slipcase and a binding inspired by Bond’s own impeccable suits.

The final full-length novel in the James Bond collection is an unmissable volume for fans and collectors alike.

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Written while Fleming was very ill and published eight months after his death, The Man with the Golden Gun sees Bond once again faced with his own mortality. However, being Bond, he faces the possibility head on, taking risks and repeatedly snatching victory from the jaws of certain death. Perhaps fittingly for the last Bond adventure, Fleming sets this in his beloved Jamaica. His lavish descriptions of exotic locations have always been one of the highlights of the series, and Fleming’s portrayal of Jamaica is especially evocative. The beachside bars, the dusty inland towns and the dangerous mangrove swamps are all alive with the hum of insects and the scent of rum.

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Captured by the KGB and brainwashed into making an assassination attempt on his own commander, James Bond is a shadow of his former self. When his mind is set free of insidious Russian influences, Bond is sent after Francisco ‘Pistols’ Scaramanga, a lethal assassin with a penchant for flashy hardware: the former circus performer’s signature weapon is a gold-plated Colt.45. Bond must infiltrate Scaramanga’s closest confidants, or risk being on the end of a lethal golden bullet…

Illustration ©Fay Dalton 2021 from The Folio Society edition of The Man with the Golden Gun

Incidental Intelligence

The Man with the Golden Gun by Ian Fleming; Illustrated by Fay Dalton.

Available exclusively from The Folio Society – www.foliosociety.com

Price:  £39.95
Production Details:
Bound in blocked cloth.
Set in Miller Text with Folio Bold Condensed as display.
176 pages.
7 colour illustrations.
Pictorial slipcase.
9˝ x 6¼˝.

Exclusive Interview with Illustrator Fay Dalton

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