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The top six Sherlock Holmes audiobooks so far in October are all traditional short story collections and at the moment, the new release Sherlock Holmes The Hunter and Other Mysteries from Susan Knight is running away in top spot. Another new release, Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Black Pharoah by JM Reinbold is in second place. Top narrator this month is definitely Michael Langan who has four of the top six slots.  We'll publish the full top 25 when all the numbers are in at the end of the month. Check our our 'free audiocodes catalogue' for the...

Calling all Sherlock Holmes fans in Georgia - meet Ken Courtenay the author of 'The Man Who Died Twice - A Sherlock Holmes Adventure' at the Jefferson Public Library on November 5th (3p-6pm). If you can't make it in person, The Man Who Died Twice is available from this site and all good bookstores including: Amazon USA      Barnes and Noble     Bookstore.org About the book: Dr. Watson is called upon to attend the execution of a man convicted of murder. Eighteen months after the ordeal, the murder victim is found on a London dock, actually murdered. If this becomes...

"Book launch last night went well. Thanks to Kate and the team at the Public Library. Had my first book signing today at Paperbark's, met some nice people and sold out of the first batch Paperbark ordered! Thank you Paperbark team, and thank you Albany readers!" We're delighted to see that The Case of the Australian Atlases and other Sherlock Holmes Adventures has got off to such a great start locally for Paul Metcalfe.   The book has just had a sterling review from Reedsy - 5/5 Stars "Metcalfe keeps the plots straightforward with just enough conflict, twists and odd characters...

David Marcum Stephen Herczeg is a prolific Holmes pasticheur of the correct, traditional, and Canonical type. For the most part – except for a few stories that color outside the lines to satisfy specific requirements of certain Alternate Universe Holmes collections – Mr. Herczeg understands and provides new adventures set in the correct period, and without any aspects of parody, actual supernatural encounter, or weird Steampunk worlds. He has been so productive of late that there were enough stories for both Volumes 3 and 4 – which is a very lucky thing for those who appreciate excellent Holmes adventures.  Those...

David Marcum A number of years ago, Marcia Wilson wrote a vast amount of fan-fiction literature relating the story of Scotland Yard from the Yarder’s perspective, instead of how they were presented in The Sherlock Holmes Canon. These stories were available online for several years, and a very few were published in book editions to great interest and acclaim, but for the most part, most of this material has never been seen except by some lucky fans – like me – that read it as it was initially written and posted.  Now, nine important volumes from this wider series have...