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Sherlocki-Anns Meeting #4
Our April 2025 meeting is up on YouTube, if you care to watch. We continue our search for Ann Adler in the Sherlock Holmes Canon. Along for the ride, guest speaker Ann Lewis, who brings news of Ann’s older sister Irene and what it was like to become an Opera Diva! We also dive into…
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Sherlocki-Anns Scion
A new scion — The Sherlocki-Anns launched this weekend. If you missed it, you can watch the first meeting on YouTube. Follow this link HERE. Also, visit the Sherlocki-Anns Page on our site to sign-up for info about all meetings. (Psst: they only meet three times a year–so far.)
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Another Great Review!
Comics Worth Reading has posted a great review for Sherlock & Watson Wired and Sherlock & Watson Re-Wired! Very happy to share the link HERE.
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More Texting
Asked to write a little introduction to the Text Me Mystery book series and Sherlock’s texting, I created the following panels that appeared in the May 2023 issue of the Beacon Society’s Sherlock’s Spotlight. The gazette is a great read for kids and young Sherlockian fans. Anyone that would like to receive the digest directly…
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WOW!
Excited to share an amazing review from the talented Johanna Draper Carlson that just appeared in the School Library Journal! It’s exciting that more readers might be able to find my book, thanks to a review like this! READ THE REVIEW HERE.
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UK Sherlockians
While there are many Sherlockians in the UK, being the home of Sherlock Holmes, I stumbled upon one group which consists of only one member. And this group deserves a visit from everyone. With the click of mouse, it’s easy to travel to The Shingle of the Southsea, and enjoy another fun online Sherlockian experience!…
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Sherlock on YouTube
If you plan to add a little Sherlock into your life, pay a visit to The Fortnightly Dispatch! It is a video podcast sponsored by The Baker Street Irregulars, devoted to connecting and talking with Sherlockians around the country and world on a variety of subjects; and helmed by Steven Doyle, a very cool guy!…
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Sherlock via the Rockies
Traveling to the Holmes, Doyle & Friends conference last weekend, took me on a round-about journey. An airplane ride would have taken 10 hours, due to no direct flights. That was not acceptable, so I decided to travel in style, flying first to Reno, Nevada to catch an Amtrak train to Chicago and they a…
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Love Sherlock? Get Packing!
And guess who’s one of the speakers? Yours, truly. I’ll be speaking about adapting two classic Sherlock short stories into graphic novels. Adapting a master like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for a modern, young audience is tricky. And awesome! Of course, you should really come for all the other speakers, who are an impressive, talented…
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Sherlock’s Study
On a recent trip to Toronto, Canada — we have a Toronto Maple Leafs fan in our family — I did a little Googling and discovered that there is a special Sir Arthur Conan Doyle collection at the Toronto Reference Library. And anyone can go and visit! Guess how I spent the afternoon! The majority…
Travels with Sherlock 