T he funniest, and by some way most characteristic, story about Peter Fleming (1907–71) has our man turning up at the Garrick Club in central London sometime in the 1950s clad in full evening dress: ...

As Britain waited for a Nazi invasion in the summer of 1940, a select group of men prepared to meet the enemy with lethal eccentricity. His name was Peter Fleming, brother of Bond writer Ian Fleming.

Peter E. Fleming Jr., a prominent criminal defense lawyer whose client list included high-ranking politicians, flamboyant celebrities and a cast of characters from the annals of corporate crime, ...

In some ways, though, Peter helped create his brother. Born into the Fleming banking family in 1907, he set a high intellectual standard as he blazed through Eton and glided smoothly towards Oxford.

A thousand thanks for your sweet letter & for Heaven’s sake don’t think of bringing me back anything from Brazil, except perhaps a diamond as big as the Ritz if you happen to find one in your ...

I recently came across British author Peter Fleming in a biography of his brother, Ian Fleming, the James Bond author. Until the 1950s, when Ian began writing Bond books, he was always known as ...