Our report from the private celebration of Peter Janson-Smith, Ian Fleming's literary agent, in London

On 24th September 2016, at a private ceremony, the life and work of Peter Janson-Smith, Ian Fleming’s literary agent and steward for over three decades of 007’s literary heritage, was commemorated at the headquarters of BAFTA in London’s Piccadilly. Janson-Smith passed away in April aged 93. The man whom Ian Fleming described as a “prince among agents” was the quiet force behind a range of extraordinary literary properties and some key speakers from those disparate worlds spoke eloquently in what became a moving evening. Our man in London, Ajay Chowdhury, reports.

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Our report from the private celebration of Peter Janson-Smith, Ian Fleming's literary agent, in London

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