Episode One Hundred and Ninety-Three: Morning Has Broken
The
View from
the East End
By
Inspector Hopkins
Is "The Game" Played Out?
As the newcomer to Sherlockiana progresses in his/her knowledge and experience in the Sherlockian world, sooner or later they will have to deal with this issue. And, amongst all the issues that there are, it should be noted that this is a rather important one, at that.
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The Pastiche Library
"Down in a dark, cobwebbed corner of the vaults of SherlockPeoria is a box with my name upon it . . ." Finding untold tales of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson is one of the secret vices of many an otherwise respectable Sherlockian, and things are no different here . . .
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The
View from Sherlock Peoria
By
Brad Keefauver
SLIGHT DELAY OF COLUMN.
MORE TOMORROW.
Farmerphiles and Hansoms
Ah, the fanzine. That amateur publication produced by love-labor and read by the faithful few. One might argue that Sherlockians were the first ‘zine publishers, but I doubt you’d get many Sherlockians to make that argument. We call them “journals” and “newsletters” and let the Trekkies and other sci-fi fans lay claim to the “fanzine.” This week, however, our paths crossed once again with a special Holmes-related issue of Farmerphile, the fanzine devoted to science fiction writer Philip Jose Farmer.Read past editions
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Yes, Virginia, there is a
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SHERLOCK, TEXAS DISCOVERED!
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Hobbs Account One - - Hobbs Account Two
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This Week's Reviews:
The
Maniac Collector's Inbox
By
Don Hobbs
Sherlocking In Minneapolis – Part 1
Finally I was able to escape from a month long assignment in the west Texas wasteland called Odessa. I was there for weeks without a single inkling of anything Sherlockian, that is until my last day onsite.Read past
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The Sign of the Four
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History Skewed in a Way Purely Watson
Summer, 1927 - Doyle Caught On Film!
October 13, 1877 - Mrs. Watson Missing!
June 23, 1877 - Watson Gets Married
July 4, 1876 - Watson, Hero!
March 7, 1873 - Watson Exiled!
February 14 , 1868 - Watson Experiences Woman
April 16 , 1861 - Watson Brothers At School
January 9, 1856 - Watsons Arrive in Australia
November 6 , 1855 - Death of a Watson
October 8 , 1855 - Australia Bound
April 1, 1852 - The Birth of a Watson
July 14, 1838 - The Original H&W
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