Fergus Fleming | Author

Fergus Fleming, nephew of Ian Fleming, is a noted author in the historical and biographical genres.

Educated at Oxford University, Fleming trained as an accountant, barrister and worked as a furniture maker before becoming an editor at Time-Life Books for six years. His first novel Barrow’s Boys was published in 1998.

Other notable non-fiction works include Killing Dragons: The Quest For The Alps, Ninety Degrees North: The Quest For The North Pole and The Cuban Missile Crisis. Fergus is also the author of Amaryllis, a portrait of his aunt, and of several children’s books.

Fergus is co-publisher of Ian Fleming’s imprint, Queen Anne Press. In 2015 he edited The Man With The Golden Typewriter, an anthology of Ian Fleming’s James Bond letters.