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On His Majesty's Secret Service (13)
Zoeller stood up, reaching into his jacket. “Shoot him,” he ordered. “Shoot the waiter ( Read more... ) -
I Miss Your Brains
The streets are crowded / but I’m alone ( Read more... ) -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (12)
Bond nailed the last of the lids back on the boxes and paused to catch his breath. He and Susan had been working for the better part of the morning. They had tidied up the mess in the storage area, concealing the bodies of Archie and his cohorts in a disused closet in another part of the building. They had anonymously called for the airbase ( Read more... ) -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (11)
There was an open-all-night diner right there on the airbase. Bond and Susan B. Anthony ate, or rather Susan did, like a starving woman, and on Bond’s tab. Bond drank coffee but ate nothing ( Read more... ) -
In His Majesty's Secret Service (10)
Bond unpacked the shortwave radio set and tuned it to 11.56 mega-Hertz. “Alp-Uncle to Jungfrau, over,” he said into the microphone. “Come in Jungfrau, over ( Read more... ) -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (9)
Zoeller and Stemmer peered at each other through the almost complete darkness of the hothouse. The wet sounds of Guk-Guk breathing erased any hope of hearing movement. Both men drew guns at the same time. “Spread out,” whispered Zoeller hoarsely ( Read more... ) -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (8)
“Tell me, Doctor Stemmer,” Weir was saying, “what drove you to return to Berlin after your many years overseas ( Read more... ) -
outlining
This evening I am outlining this story, which has grown in complexity. I will write another segment tomorrow. -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (7)
“Good God,” said Bond, “what on Earth is that ( Read more... ) -
On His Majesty's Secret Service (6)
Bond flashed Georg’s identification papers in front of Weir, who looked at them with interest. Weir gave a small nod, then moved on to interview several other passengers. When some of the Soviets came down the aisle, 001 spoke to them in Russian, crossly telling them he’d already taken care of that particular car, and they should go on to the ( Read more... )