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Today we talk to Paul Hiscock who appears in Part XLII: 1895-1903 currently on Kickstarter as part of the MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories XL to XLII campaign. Paul penning a new story in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Study at Undershaw. What’s the name of your story in the collection? 'Mr. Phillimore’s Umbrella', which appears in Part XLII. How did the story come about? In 'The Problem of Thor Bridge', Watson mentions a number of cases which “were complete failures, and as such will hardly bear narrating, since no final explanation is forthcoming." One of these is the case of "Mr. James...

Today we talk to Ember Pepper who has two stories in in Part Part XL: 1877-1887 currently on Kickstarter as part of the MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories XL to XLII campaign. Where did you first discover Holmes? When I was about 12, I found a beautiful hardback copy of The Hound of the Baskervilles at my local library and picked it up on a whim. I was familiar with Sherlock Holmes because my brother was a fan, but I had never read any myself. I read it in one sitting that night and fell in love with the character. Other interests have...

There's still time to grab yesterday's audio codes. This week we're offering audio codes for three of the best-selling books this month: The Rediscovered Annals of Sherlock Holmes by the late Terry Golledge, The Recollections of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Hall and Sherlock Holmes and the Hellfire Heirs.   If you've not yet experienced Sherlock Holmes in audio we encourage you to do so and claim what is yours. The process is simple - just message us with your location and which of the above titles you want to claim and leave the rest to us.

Jim Heatherly has had a long career as a stage actor with some impressive stints on TV and even a few movies (including Batman vs Superman). Here we catch up with Jim as the first two books in his Sinister House series are about to be released charting Sherlock Holmes battle with a large criminal organisation. Book two, The French Conundrum, is currently on Kickstarter with two weeks to go. Book one, The Coronet Conspiracy is getting great reviews and is released 23rd October.  

It's been a fantastic debut month for Caiden Cooper Myles whose new book 'The Further Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes' comes out on 26th October. Not only did he get a great review from Publishers Weekly; "Myles combines fresh plots with convincing recreations of Arthur Conan Doyle’s style and characterizations in this sturdy debut collection of seven Holmes short stories....Sherlockians will hope Myles returns to 221B Baker Street again soon." but he also had a very nice interview in Sherlock Holmes Magazine. He's working on the 2nd collection of stories and we can't wait to see them.