of all James Bond stories, even shorter than Fleming's previous record-holder "007 in New York". Running only a few thousand words, if that, it is a brief episode that sees Bond, en route to a date with a female TV news reporter, recalling how he once helped a Russian figure skating champion defect in full view of TV cameras. The reporter, Janet Davies, becomes the second real person to be a Bond girl, seen daily on Chicago's local ABC station Channel 7 WLS. "Live at Five" was finally reprinted in the 2010 omnibus release, Choice of Weapons, which includes three additional Benson Bond novels. "The Heart of Erzulie" (unpublished) A fourth short story, titled "The Heart of Erzulie", was written by Raymond Benson in-between Never Dream of Dying and The Man with the Red Tattoo, but it was never published because Ian Fleming Publications felt it was "too much of a Fleming pastiche." Benson, himself, acknowledges that it was little more than a time-killer in the interim between the two book projects. The story has since been published in Benson's 2015 e-book anthology 12+1--Twelve Short Thrillers and a Play with all references to James Bond removed. Samantha Weinberg/Kate Westbrook short stories In 2006, two additional short stories were written and published by Samantha Weinberg under the pseudonym "Kate Westbrook". These stories are part of The Moneypenny Diaries series, an officially licensed spin-off from the Bond novels series focusing on the character of Miss Moneypenny. In September 2020, both stories were republished as a free ebook titled The Moneypenny Diaries: Secret Chapters. "For Your Eyes Only, James"First publication: Tatler (November 2006). Set in September 1956, the story tells of a weekend Bond and Moneypenny share at Royale-les-Eaux. "Moneypenny's First Date with Bond"First publication''': The Spectator, 11 November 2006. This story, set just after Bond's assignment to the 00 Section and before the events of Casino Royale, tells of Bond and Moneypenny's first meeting. Charlie Higson short story "A Hard Man to Kill" The original Young Bond short story "A Hard Man to Kill" written by Charlie Higson, is included in the companion book, Danger Society: The Young Bond Dossier, which was released by Puffin Books on 29 October 2009. An extract from the story appears in the paperback edition of By Royal Command. It is the longest James Bond short story yet written. Unauthorised works Several stories published without sanction from