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Tag Archives: Octopussy
“A product of their time” – Observations on racist (but lauded) writers after Octopussy
Yesterday I decided to use my last Audible credit on a collection of Ian Fleming short stories. I’m working through Fleming’s original canon very slowly and when I saw that the audiobook for “Octopussy and The Living Daylights, and Other … Continue reading
Posted in Book Talk, James Bond
Tagged fantasy, H.P. Lovecraft, history, ian fleming, james bond, Octopussy, racism
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Bond Girl: Octopussy
This week’s Bond Girl post is about the awkwardly-named Octopussy. Here’s an excerpt: I love how take-charge Octopussy is in this. She’s powerful in this film, her gang of smugglers immense enough to fill an entire palace. I think that … Continue reading
Posted in James Bond, Stitch Elsewhere
Tagged Bond Girl, Eon Productions, james bond, Maud Adams, Octopussy, Roger Moore, The Mary Sue
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