After the war Fleming accepted a job with Kemsley News, owners of the Sunday Times amongst other papers. He was their Foreign Manager, running a network of overseas correspondents, a role he was perfectly suited to after his experience in Room 39. As part of his contract he negotiated two months off every year, which he set aside for Jamaican living.
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