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Peter Blau, BSI "David MacGregor has written three plays produced by the Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea, Mich., from 2018 to 2021, and he has turned the plays into short stories that have been collected in Sherlock in Love: The Holmes-Adler Mysteries; they star Holmes, Watson, and Irene Adler (who in fact did not die after she encountered Holmes in “A Scandal in Bohemia” and instead has moved in with him at 221B Baker Street).   To avoid shocking his readers, Watson has her posing as Mrs. Hudson, and their investigations involve them with Vincent Van Gogh, Oscar Wilde, Auguste Escoffier, Nikola...

Week 21 - It's international audiobook month - so we're giving away 100 free audiobooks - 2 each to the first 50 fans to apply...  Please use contact us form with code THIF-76 and let us know your country - and your chosen two books. Audiobooks Holmes and Watson End Peace   $9.95  1915. Sherlock Holmes to Watson: "Stand with me here upon the terrace, for it may be the last quiet talk that we shall ever have." 1929. A small hospital somewhere in Dorset. An anteroom off a dimly lit corridor. It is night, and there is not even the smallest amount of light...

On Sunday we had a great launch event for 'Secrets of Baker Street' with Perry Wyatt. Fans from half a dozen countries, including a very strong Welsh contingent were treated to a great reading from Perry followed by a questions and answer session.  Perry's book takes a very new angle on Holmes and Watson and another great example of the expanded Holmes universe that the new imprint 'Orange Pip Books' is enabling. 'Secrets of Baker Street - The Curious Adventures Of The Real Holmes and Watson' is available now from this site and from all good bookstores from 21st October.  ...

"Never mind what you’ve been told: the former Mary Morstan is a woman with a past — so perhaps it’s natural that she should come within the orbit of the Napoleon of Crime. At least we can understand that she should occupy the time during Dr Watson’s long absences by doing detective work herself. More surprising is the identity of her partner, a dangerous young woman to whom male costume is nothing new: “Emily Fanshaw” is actually Mrs Neville St Clair, and she still resents the fact that Sherlock Holmes cut short her husband’s profitable scam by exposing him as...

The Sherlock Holmes Society of London “In The Secret Journal of Dr Watson Phil Growick tells of Holmes and Watson’s most dangerous mission. In 1918, at the personal request of King George, they risk their lives to save those of the King’s cousins, the deposed Tsar Nicholas II and his family. On their journey deep into a Russia torn by violent revolution, they discover that friend and foe alike have their own agendas; even their most trustworthy helper, a Colonel in the secret police, is not what he seems. More dangerous even than the Reds and the Whites are the unknowns who want the Romanovs...