“The Adventure of the Bloody Duck and other tales of Sherlock Holmes” has been launched.
Steve Emecz of MX Publishing hosted the online launch on Zoom where I read one of the stories from the book and answered questions.
If you would like to watch the launch, you can find the video here. It goes for about half an hour.
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