From The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
To: nickcarraway
2 posted on
06/03/2005 3:17:25 AM PDT by
tet68
( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
To: nickcarraway
There have been many Holmes books since Doyle's death. I have read several. Someone is always taking a shot.
3 posted on
06/03/2005 3:32:06 AM PDT by
KeyWest
To: nickcarraway
Holmes and Watson could find Osama Yo Momma...Elementary!
7 posted on
06/03/2005 4:30:40 AM PDT by
Route101
To: nickcarraway
I would like to take this opportunity to highly recommend the BBC's radio productions of the Sherlock Holmes canon starring Clive Merrison. Most enjoyable!
8 posted on
06/03/2005 5:39:05 AM PDT by
Eepsy
To: nickcarraway
Carr teams Holmes up with his sidekick Dr James Watson in his book that has the duo dealing with the spectre of ghosts and spirits. Holmes goes solo in the other new entries. That should be Dr. John H. Watson.
Cullin, 37, said he became interested in Holmes when as a boy he had access to a trove of books belonging to a collector living nearby in his hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Sounds like the renown collector of everything Sherlockian, the late John Bennet Shaw.
10 posted on
06/03/2005 8:22:34 AM PDT by
Nicholas Conradin
(If you are not disquieted by "One nation under God," try "One nation under Allah.")
To: nickcarraway
To: nickcarraway
I liked 'Sherlock Holmes's War of The Worlds' by Manly and Wade Wellman.
It's 30 years old, so "new" Sherlock Holmes stories aren't exactly new...
16 posted on
06/03/2005 8:48:44 PM PDT by
null and void
(Splicking the inexplicable...)
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