In case you missed it, the second part of our coverage of Tommy and Tuppence as “Partners in Crime” dropped over the weekend. You can find it on your favorite podcast platform, or direct at ChronologicalChristie.com

#BondOnTheCover - A Tribute to Pierce in December 2002

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHIMMER HOTEL: A MI6 safe hotel located in Los Angeles where agents can find assistance and a safe haven as needed [EIDcb]

Have you watched the Partners in Crime series staring Francesca Annie and James Warwick? If you want to hear what we thought then head on over to chronologicalchristie.com or your favorite streaming platform.

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Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - S.H.I.E.L.D.: Space Heat Identification and Early Liquidation Device. A technology developed by Q-branch that disabled missiles targeted on orbiting space craft. The technology was scheduled to be installed on the Moonraker shuttle. [MOONmn].

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHEPARD, MILES, DOCTOR: The head of the Diagnostics Unit at St. Thomas's Hospital who dated Moneypenny for a while [MPEN3n].

Daily #BondLexicon entry - SHEIK OF QATAHN: The head of an oil-rich Arab country who was targeted for kidnapping by Max Zorin at a horse race in France. A plot foiled by agents James Bond and Kimberley Jones [WPODn].

Have you listened to the first ChronologicalChristie.com episode of three covering the Partners in Crime short stories and adaptations yet? Now’s the time to catch up before Sunday December 21, when the second episode drops!

#BondOnTheCover - Pierce Brosnan and Michelle Yeoh ride into action on the cover of Treffpunkt magazine in June 1997

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHEAN, BIG MICK: A jack of all trades that Bond used when he needed any unofficial help in Ireland. Big Mick and his friends were all killed when the KGB apprehended Bond and Heather Dare [NDMBn].

Looking for something to listen to this weekend? Why not roll the dice and check out what we have on the ChronologicalChristie.com podcast feed, including our latest episode kicking off our coverage of the Partners In Crime short story collection.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHAW, ARCHIE, HONORABLE: A popular Minister for the Arts, who worked hard to rejuvenate the British movie industry. He and his wife, Angela Shaw, were killed by a car bomb set off by David Dragonpol [NSFn].

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHAVING CREAM: Bond used an orange and bergmont shaving cream purchased from Floris on Jermyn Street in London [TMn]

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - "SHARPS AND FLATS: A COMPLETE REVELATION AT THE SECRETS OF CHEATING AT GAMES OF CHANCE AT SKILL" BY JOHN NEVIL MASKELYNE: 1895 edition of what was considered the classic overview of card sharp practices used by Bond while he prepared to meet Anton Murik [LRn].

It’s a good day when you go to the local library and you both find your newest book on the shelves!

Thanks to everyone who listened to our new Chronological Christie podcast episode discussing “Partners in Crime” and made this another record breaking weekend for downloads. It’s almost enough to make us break out an dance! We’re so grateful for all your interest and support

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARON: A Q-branch employee, possibly Q's secretary at London HQ labs [FYEOm].

#BondOnTheCover Daniel Craig was on track to show off his muscles on the cover of Train magazine in April 2020

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARMA, EVE: A senior MI5 field officer who worked with Bond to uncover the Eidolon cell of SPECTRE agents embedded in MI5. The two also had a brief physical relationship [EIDcb]

The first of three new podcast episodes covering Tommy and Tuppence’s adventures as “Partners in Crime” is now live. Check it out on your favorite podcast platform or direct at ChronologicalChristie.com

Have you added when our next ChronologicalChristie.com episode drops to your calendar yet? Sunday December 7 the first of three episodes covering the short stories and tv adaptations of Partners in Crime. Come join us chat about all things Tommy and Tuppence.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARK SUBMARINE: Vesper Lynd had a personal submarine that was shaped like a shark, that lead people to believe that she had been eaten by a shark when they saw her using it [CR67m].

Scrolling through our podcast’s first year’s Spotify Wrap. This was a lovely surprise to see. Thanks to everyone who has listened, commented, or posted about Chronological Christie during the year. It means a lot.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon - SHARK ISLAND: SPECTRE's headquarters off of Key West where Tamil Rahani lived and where Bond was taken to be executed. Bond managed to escape and destroy the house and the SPECTRE facility [NLFEn].

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARK HUNTER SUBMARINE: A make of small two-man submarine. Milton Krest used a Shark Hunter submersible, named Shark Hunter II, to transport men from the Wavekrest research ship to his Ocean Exoctica warehouse in Key West, Florida [LTKm].

The first of three episodes covering the Partners in Crime short stories and their adaptations will be available Sunday December 7! Join us on chronologicalchristie.com or your favorite streaming platform while we discuss all things Tommy and Tuppence including hats!

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARK GUN: A special gun designed to kill sharks by firing compressed CO2 pellets which caused the prey's body to rapidly expand as the gas was released. [LALDm].

#BondOnTheCover - Pierce Brosnan marking the turn of the century on the cover of TR7 magazine.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHARCK, BARON: (aka Commisar SharckFace.) A KGB agent who posed as a Nazi adviser and joined the Red Army after the fall of Berlin at the end of World War II. [TScs].

While looking up covers for my Motorsports in Comics blog on Tumblr yesterday I came this gem. I have questions!

And the number of books published in 2025 containing various words by me now totals six. Humbling and amazing for so many projects to be released in the same year. Doubt it will ever happen again.

Back in action behind the mics this afternoon putting down a few thoughts for an upcoming Chronological Christie podcast episode discussing Tommy & Tuppence’s adventures as “Partners in Crime.”

Today’s top tip - When making the morning brew make sure the mug is actually under the coffee machine before you switch it on!

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHAMELADY: The name of James Bond's vacation home in Jamaica, named after an indigenous plant that curls when touched [TNDmn].

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHALLOT: The security forces code name for British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher [WLODn].

You may not hear from me for a while - it seems I have some new #vinyl to check out.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHAITAN: Sheik Harun's pet panther that was sent to kill Bond and Zobeidee, Bond killed it with a shard of broken pottery [GIRLMcs].

This is a new cover to us, anyone own this one? If you haven’t listened to our latest episode on the The Seven Dials Mystery or any of our other episodes go take a look on chronologicalchristie.com or on your favorite streaming platform.

#BondOnTheCover - Timothy Dalton and Maryam d’Abo grace the cover of TR7 magazine in August 1987

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHADOW SYNDICATE: A Miami and Havana based gang that was considered to be one of the top six criminal organizations in the United States. It was led by Jed Midnight until he was killed by Goldfinger following the failure or Operation Grand Slam [GFn].

All set up for an afternoon of book stuff at Books & Brews. Come check it out at the Union Craft Brewery. - #books #bookevents #baltimore

Come join us tomorrow and pick up a few books.

For folks in the Baltimore area, a quick reminder we’ll be at the Books & Brews event this Sunday with a few books for sale. Come join us at the Union Craft Brewery between Noon and 6:00pm.

Like Agatha, we enjoy a good drive in the car. The Chronological Christie crew is currently on the return leg of a ten-day road trip, so posts have been scarce. But normal service will be resumed soon. In the meantime why not let us know which has been your favorite podcast episode so far ?

Didn’t expect to find some of my words in the magazine section at Barnes & Noble today.

Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHACKLEY, THEODORE "TED": The senior CIA agent in charge of the WAVE project in Miami [MPEN1n].

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Daily #JamesBond Lexicon entry - SHA: The Russian Cryrillic letter that indicates the sound SH or SCH. It was carved into the back of Bond's hand by an unknown SMERSH agent after he rescued Bond from Le Chiffre at Royale-Les-Eaux. [CRn].

Have you found time yet to listen to what we thought of the Seven Dials Mystery and the 1981 tv adaptation? If not why not? Go take a listen on your favorite streaming platform or direct at chronologicalchristie.com and let us know what you think.