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A rare happening is a literary Bond release in swedish. In june we will see that happend; Bloodfever (in swedish: Blodsfeber). Last year we saw Silverfin(Silverfena) and I mailed the publisher Tiden and they said they planned to release all Young Bond book. Well we haven't seen it happend yet.

Bloodfever in Sweden

This post has been edited by Mr Twilight: 4 April 2007 - 08:28

How many previous Bond books have been released there, Mr Twilight?

Ping

SilverFin and Blood Fever...SilverFin was just released in paperback.

Unless Mr. Twilight has some info we don't know yet. Double or Die info perhaps?

Here is a complete list of all swedish publishing with swedish and original titles, years of the first swedish publishing;

By Ian Fleming -
Casino Royale (1955)
Leva och låta dö (Live And Let Die) (1956)
Attentat (Moonraker) (1957)
Döden spelar falskt also as Diamantfeber(Diamonds Are Forever) (1956).
Kamrat Mördare also as Agent 007 ser rött (From Russia, With Love) (1958).
Döden på Jamaica also as Dr. No (Dr. No)(1958).
Goldfinger (1960)
Ur dödlig synvinkel (For Your Eyes Only) (1962)
('Quantum of Solace' not published in swedish)
Åskbollen (Thunderball) (1962)
Älskade spion (The Spy Who Loved Me) (1965)
I Hennes Majestäts hemliga tjänst (On Her Majesty's Secret Service) (1964)
Man lever bara två gånger (You Only Live Twice) (1964)
Mannen med den gyllene pistolen (The Man With the Golden Gun) (1965)
Octopussy (Octopussy and the Living Daylights) (1966)
('The Property of a Lady' and '007 in New York' not published in swedish)

By Kingsley Amis/Robert Markham -
Överste Sun (Colonel Sun) (1968)

By John Gardner -
Med rätt att döda (Licence Renewed) (1982)
Specialuppdrag för 007 (For Special Services) (1983)
Iskallt för 007 (Icebreaker) (1984)
Tid för hämnd (Licence to Kill)(1989)
Goldeneye (1995)

By Raymond Benson -

Mord på Playboy Mansion (Midsummer Night's Doom) (Published in the swedish Playboy, no 5, 1999)

By Charlie Higson

Silverfena (SilverFin) (2006, paperback in march 2007)
Blodsfeber (BloodFever) (june 2007)

Ah. I see what you mean about it being a rare occurrence lately. I wonder why they didn't at least do the Raymond Benson novelizations seeing as though they did John Gardner's Licence to Kill and Goldeneye.