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Holmes? They’re banning Holmes? On what possible basis?
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When your tiny #BSJ collection finally gets big enough to have its own shelf. @BakerStJournal #SherlockHolmes
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Holmes ashcans have arrived for Thought Bubble and they look rather nice (and a few are available direct from us too) @sherlockeditor @HolmesMagazine @Sherlock_Comics @BakerStJournal
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Nominations Are Open for the 2024 Susan Rice Mentorship Award ihearofsherlock.com/2023/10/…
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Hello! The picture is from our website (sherlockian-sherlock.com), the corresponding article about bees: sherlockian-sherlock.com/she…
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A biography of Carolyn Wells is being written by @rrb_writer. Should be out soon. Wells has become a forgotten link in the history of the detective story. Rebecca’s book will change this.
Sherlock! My fondest wishes are
That on a day I yet may greet,
Haply in some far avatar,
Those hallowed rooms in Baker Street.
'Ballade of Baker Street' by the mystery writer Carolyn Wells appeared in Collier's #OTD 1908
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Tripwire in The Bookseller. That’s not bad at all;) thebookseller.com/news/tripw…? @SherlockianC @HolmesMagazine @sherlockeditor @BakerStJournal
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Some of Romek Marber’s brilliant cover designs for Penguin Crime. Marber, who survived Auschwitz, died in 2020 aged 94.
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canonical: texts in which Scotland Yarders are not depicted as fools
pastiche + parody: the whole #SHvsJtR network
scholarship: Studies in the Literature of Sherlock Holmes by R. A. Knox – we wouldn’t be where we are without it, would we?
It is #NationalBookLoversDay Tell us the names of your favorite Sherlockian books: canonical, pastiche, parody, scholarship.
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Well, since you ask, my favourite is the one I wrote myself. It is fun, and I like to think it is true to the characters, and some to some history of the 1890s.
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It is #NationalBookLoversDay Tell us the names of your favorite Sherlockian books: canonical, pastiche, parody, scholarship.
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The Hound of the Baskervilles. I vividly remember my dad reading it aloud to me and my little sister on an appropriately atmospheric dark and stormy night. One of my foundational childhood memories.
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So many wonderful replies I haven’t had chance to read all. Sorry if it has been mentioned already but on the pastiche front can I put a word in for Bert Coules’ Further Adventures series performed by Merrison and Sachs? The Abergavenny Murder is a particular favourite.
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Canonical: SIGN, 2nd or 3rd decorative Newnes ed.
Pastiche: The Mammoth Book of New Sherlock Holmes Adventures edited by Mike Ashley.
Parody: Professor Moriarty: The Hound of the D'Urbervilles by Kim Newman.
Scholarship: Les Klinger's 10 volume #SherlockHolmes Reference Library.
It is #NationalBookLoversDay Tell us the names of your favorite Sherlockian books: canonical, pastiche, parody, scholarship.
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It is #NationalBookLoversDay Tell us the names of your favorite Sherlockian books: canonical, pastiche, parody, scholarship.
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I like the Manga versions of Haruka Komusubi, good drawings, esp John Watson is very lovely here🥰
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Surely someone already said this, but @LyndsayFaye’s Dust and Shadow is THE BEST! Read it if you haven’t; it’s a treat.
It is #NationalBookLoversDay Tell us the names of your favorite Sherlockian books: canonical, pastiche, parody, scholarship.
