Author
John Pearson
5 October 1930 — 13 November 2021
John Pearson was a writer best associated with James Bond creator Ian Fleming. He was Fleming's assistant at the London Sunday Times and would go on to write the first biography of Ian Fleming, 1966's *The Life of Ian Fleming*. Pearson also wrote "true-crime" biographies, such as *The Profession of Violence*: an East End gang story about the rise and fall of the Kray twins.
Books by John Pearson
30 titles
Railways and scenery
JOHN. PEARSON
1932
Il Colosseo
JOHN. PEARSON
1975
The profession of violence
JOHN. PEARSON
1972
James Bond
JOHN. PEARSON
1973
Painfully rich
JOHN. PEARSON
1995
The double-cross system
JOHN. PEARSON
1972
The Life of Ian Fleming
JOHN. PEARSON
1966
Blood Royal
JOHN. PEARSON
1999
Facades
JOHN. PEARSON
1978
Notorious: The Immortal Legend of the Kray Twins
JOHN. PEARSON
2010
The selling of the royal family
JOHN. PEARSON
1986
The serpent and the stag
JOHN. PEARSON
1983
The cult of violence
JOHN. PEARSON
2001
Biggles
JOHN. PEARSON
1978
The ultimate family
JOHN. PEARSON
1986
The Gamblers
JOHN. PEARSON
2005
The private lives of Winston Churchill
JOHN. PEARSON
1991
Bluebird and the Dead Lake
JOHN. PEARSON
1965
One of the Family
JOHN. PEARSON
2003
An exposition of the creed
JOHN. PEARSON
1659
Arena: the story of the Colosseum
JOHN. PEARSON
1973
The persuasion industry
JOHN. PEARSON
1965
Citadel of the Heart
JOHN. PEARSON
1991
The Bellamy saga
JOHN. PEARSON
1976
The Kindness of Doctor Avicenna
JOHN. PEARSON
1981
Edward the Rake
JOHN. PEARSON
1975
The Sun's Birthday
JOHN. PEARSON
1973
Todo el dinero del mundo
JOHN. PEARSON
2018
Gone to Timbuctoo
JOHN. PEARSON
1962
Estate planning handbook
JOHN. PEARSON
2012