“the name is familiar to me” [SPEC]
The parodies of Sherlock Holmes began almost as soon as the short stories began appearing in The Strand Magazine. And parody plots required parody names.
We also touch on Pursuing Sherlock Holmes, Bill's other Sherlockian book — evidence of his polymath personality — as well as the Fresh Rashers, a rather intriguing and fun group.
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Links
- This episode: ihose.co/ihose168
- A Holmes By Any Other Name (Wildside Press)
- Pursuing Sherlock Holmes (Xlibris)
- Episode 166: Dark Places, Wicked Companions, and Strange Experiences (the Minnesota conference)
- Nashville Scholars of the Three Pipe Problem
- Episode 134: Junior Sherlockian Society with Shannon Carlisle
- "221B" by Vincent Starrett
- "A Long Evening with Holmes" by William Schweikert
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