Here are the links mentioned in the December issue:
- The next release in Stanislaus Tekieli's Latin translation of the Canon: The Gloria Scott
- A podcast of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, read by Patrick Horgan
- Connections Between House and Holmes - a site comparing Dr. Gregory House and
Sherlock Holmes
- Patty Tierney continues with her unique designs of wearable art - mostly earrings and pendant necklaces - in the theme of Sherlock Holmes
- There is a new - if very basic - Web site for Autumn in Baker Street, which will be held from September 1 - 2, 2007 in Norwalk, CT
- The Strand Magazine has a 2007 Sherlockian calendar for sale
- Auditioning a Ghost is a humorous dramatization of Arthur Conan Doyle's "Selecting a Ghost" (1883).
- The second issue of the Solar Pons Gazette is now online
- Sherlock Holmes and the Man Who Lost Himself
and a number of other works by Val Andrews
can be found on Amazon
- You can find a variety of pubware - glasses, towels, clocks, signs, etc. - related to Sherlock Holmes at Alberene Royal Mail. Just search for "Sherlock."
- Rick Yancey's The Highly Effective Detective
is about a quirky private detective Teddy Ruzak - a former security guard who "grew up hooked on Sherlock Holmes and Encyclopedia Brown, a guy who got ejected from the police academy after failing the
marksmanship tests." - Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: ABout Type is Bruce Harris' take on assigning personality types (A and B) to Holmes and Watson; available from the Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
- Holmes takes on another vampire - not the Sussex variety - in Sherlock Holmes and the Plague of Dracula by Stephen Seitz
- Deepwater Films is planning a film Where There's a Will in which the Hereafter Council features such literary greats as Shakespeare, Homer, Dickens and Conan Doyle. No word on final casting yet.
- Joel and Carolyn Senter's Sherlockian E-Times #17 is now available
- The Marylebone Library's Sherlock Holmes Collection is an excellent site, and it links to the 1951 Sherlock Holmes Exhibition

- Sherlock Holmes: the Lost Cases is a collection of pastiches by Alvin Rymsha that is available as an e-text
- SchemingMind.com is a site for correspondence chess, with its name inspired by "The Retired Colourman"
- "A Study in Smoke" is a pastiche available (in print only - available for order) from Pipes and Tobaccos Magazine
- Get your own Sherlock Holmes finger puppet, "Little Thinker" and cutout card with stickers at the Unemployed Philosophers' Guild
- The 108th issue of the Sherlock Holmes Society Journal - the last with Nicholas Utechin as the editor - is available. Roger Johnson, who writes The District Messenger, will take the helm after Utechin's formidable 30-year run.
- Sherlock Investigations, Inc. is a private investigators site based out of New York City
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