Mapping the Red-Headed League
Aman Bhargava
I looked at 1893 Ordnance Survey Maps to map how the characters in The Red-Headed League move through London
Aman Bhargava
I looked at 1893 Ordnance Survey Maps to map how the characters in The Red-Headed League move through London
Alistair Duncan
Bonnie MacBird has crafted another Sherlock Holmes adventure. This one is the latest, following What Child is This? I was sent a free copy for review. Some of what follows might be considered as minor spoilers. Be warned. Read more »
Alistair Duncan
When I was contacted by the theatre, through this blog, to let me know about this production, I was intrigued and decided to give it a go. I should point out that I had to pay in full. This was no freebie. Read more »
Alistair Duncan
The full title of this book is Hounded! My Lifelong Obsession with Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles. Quite a mouthful. So let's go. Read more »
Alistair Duncan
Well let's start by saying that this isn't Sherlock Holmes. Then we can start to enjoy it. Believe me, this really helps. This is a supernatural, gothic series which maintains a tenuous grip on the world of Holmes by having alternative versions of the main characters featuring in it. Don't get me...
Alistair Duncan
It's always a pleasure to review a Sherlock Holmes story by Bonnie MacBird as she is one of the few writers to genuinely make a good job of emulating the master. As I often state, I am hard on pastiche as so much of it is poor or written by people who have no intention of offering a Holmes and...