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Dear Holmes - NY Times Review

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Dear Holmes - NY Times Review

Dear Holmes was review by the New York Times three years ago (June 2020) back during the pandemic. The program has gone from strength to strength with over 40 cases now produced over the last five years. Here's the NY Times review in full: DEAR HOLMES is an epistolary mystery experience set around Arthur Conan Doyle’s immortal Sherlock Holmes character, now in the American public domain and available for new cases. You sign up for “Dear Holmes” online, but the rest of the game is purely analog in the form of paper letters, sent to you the Victorian way — by post. The premise is simple: A series...

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Top 25 Sherlock Holmes Audiobooks in May 2023

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Top 25 Sherlock Holmes Audiobooks in May 2023

Another strong month for David Marcum's Eye of Heka and the wonderful short story collection edited by David from Terry Golledge. John Lawrence's collection has no doubt had a boost from the release of his new novel and Jay Ganguly's Continuum of Sherlock Holmes Stories continues to head towards the most successful Sherlock Holmes audiobook of all time with another top 10 placement.   1.   Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka – David Marcum and Luke Barton 2.   The Rediscovered Annals of Sherlock Holmes – Terry Golledge and Michael Langan 3.   Sherlock Holmes and the Sixty Steps – Séamas Duffy and Michael Langan 4.   The Undiscovered...

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Sherlock Sunday - Short Stories

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Sherlock Sunday - Short Stories

Sherlock Sunday Kickstarter There are two campaigns happening on Kickstarter at the moment with several more to come. The Medical Casebook of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson has got off to a great start - a rare non-fiction book looking at the medical diseases in the Holmes canon.  Coming next week is Richard Ryan's 8th Holmes novel - The Devil's Disciples launching in the next few days. Free Audiobooks Every Sunday we like to focus on a theme, author or narrator. This week its individual short stories - including the brand new The Adventure of the Inn on the Marsh (The Art...

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Sherlock Book Reviews - Sherlock Holmes and The Black Widower

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Sherlock Book Reviews - Sherlock Holmes and The Black Widower

Baker Street Babes Kieran McMullan has written a book which initially asks a lot of the reader in terms of adjusting generally assumed characteristics of the protagonists. Holmes has moved to Sussex and kept Mrs Hudson as his house keeper. Mrs Hudson is, in contrast to almost all depictions of her, in fact younger than both Holmes and Watson and the basic issue of the book is the fact that John Watson has been in love with her for quite a while and intends to propose to her. Holmes is not surprised but finds it somewhat inconvenient as that change...

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Sherlock Book Review - Sherlock Holmes and The Glamorous Ghost Volume 3

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Sherlock Book Review - Sherlock Holmes and The Glamorous Ghost Volume 3

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...

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