Will be in London for the next couple of weeks, so no blog posts from me during that time.
Behave yourselves and I’ll be back, hopefully with some adventures to relate, in the middle of August.
Love ya all.
SHERLOCK HOLMES
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Sherlock Holmes and the Christmas Demon
Any book that has the opening words: “Father Christmas! Halt right there!” is bound to be interesting. In “Sherlock Holmes and the Christmas Demon”, by James Lovegrove, Eve Allerthorpe arrives to consult Holmes with a haunting tale of demons and death, leading to Holmes and Watson journeying to Yorkshire in search of the mysterious Christmas […]
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Sherlock Holmes and the Molly-Boy Murders Goes Italian
My first book “Sherlock Holmes and the Molly-Boy Murders” will be published in an Italian language edition by Mondadori early in 2022. I am really excited for this. When I first started writing the book, I did not expect it to be published, let alone published in a different language. The title of the book […]
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The Manifestations of Sherlock Holmes
“The Manifestations of Sherlock Holmes” by James Lovegrove is a collection of the author’s short stories, most of which have been printed in various anthologies. I like collections like this, because I get a chance to read stories I may well have missed upon their original publication. With any anthology there are going to be […]
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Memoirs from Mrs. Hudson’s Kitchen
“Memoirs from Mrs. Hudson’s Kitchen” is written by Wendy Heyman-Marsaw. The book comprises thoughts, recipes, & memoirs from the long-running column published in the Sherlockian journal ‘Canadian Holmes’. This collection is publishing by MX Publishing and illustrated with lovely old advertisements. The book talks about how the column started and how the book came about. […]
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Dramatic Moment of Fate: The Life of Sherlock Holmes in the Theatre
“Dramatic Moment of Fate: The Life of Sherlock Holmes in the Theatre” is written by Alexandra Kitty and published by MX Publishing. The book is a fascinating look at Sherlock Holmes on stage, ranging from William Gillette’s play through to modern plays by the likes of David MacGregor and Bert Coules. The book is broken […]
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