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Sherlock Holmes Magazine - Issue 13 The third in the lighthearted series that pairs Holmes with the ghost of Lady Juliet Armstrong. This time, the unlikely duo are on the move across Europe, via The Orient Express.     The Glamorous Ghost Series is available from this site and also available from: Amazon USA      Barnes and Noble Book Depository (free worldwide shipping)   “Mr. Sherlock Holmes? I am or was, Lady Juliet Armstrong, Baroness Crestwell. Having been murdered, I am deceased and require your assistance.” Thus began the strangest partnership in the long career of Sherlock Holmes. In Book...

Susan Knight, fiction writer, playwright and retired lecturer in creative writing talks to Mary Oyediran about her latest novel,  ‘Death in the Garden of England‘ .   Northside Today - inteviewed by Mary Oyediran  

Publishers Weekly There are two starred reviews for The Collected Papers of Sherlock Holmes Volume 1 - "Marcum (Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka) makes writing a traditional pastiche look easy in this superb collection of nine stories and a novel" Volume 6 - "Marcum solidifies his reputation as one of the best emulators of Conan Doyle in this outstanding collection of 21 stories."    Sherlock Holmes Magazine Issue 13 (Volume 6 review) The latest volume in a series that brings together the work of the prolific master pastiche writer David Marcum. This weighty volume contains twenty-one stories.   We have...

This week we are offering a choice of three from fifteen first novels in a series - if you like them then there's more where they came from - and the special offer this week is that if you enjoy the first book and post a review, we'll happily send you the rest of the books in that series that have been released in audio... Just send us an email with 'I really enjoyed xyz book, here's a link to the review **** please send me more!'... Please use the contact us form, quote #THIF 22-2023 and let us know which country...

Sherlock Holmes Society of London The author is probably best known in the UK for his masterful one man show as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, which he performed at the Weekend with Arthur Conan Doyle in Tunbridge Wells in 1992. The performance was memorable: Mark bears an uncanny resemblance to Sir Arthur and had worked hard, collaborating with Dame Jean Conan Doyle, to prepare the material. As one who witnessed that performance, the reminiscences about it in this autobiography bring back happy memories and shed new light on the process. There is much more in this book. There are stories...