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Below you'll find the links to the November issue of Scuttlebutt from the Spermaceti Press , kindly submitted by Peter Blau. This list d...
by Scott Monty
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Below you'll find the links to the November issue of Scuttlebutt from the Spermaceti Press , kindly submitted by Peter Blau. This list d...
by Scott Monty
I'm not usually a pastiche kind of a guy. I've managed to enjoy Nicholas Meyers' The Seven Percent Solution and both The Reven...
by Scott Monty
I know there are a number of Sherlockians out there with vanity plates (personalized license plates for automobiles). As a matter of fact, ...
by Scott Monty
"to make some reply in defence" [SILV] Would anyone like to give Gene Weingarten at the Washington Post a piece of their min...
by Scott Monty
Connoisseurs of Sherlockian sculpture have another city to visit if they care to indulge their artistic preferences. Interfax is reporting ...
by Scott Monty
"even his voice was gentle" [IDEN] Many readers of this blog will remember a true gentleman - and gentle man - of the Sherloc...
by Scott Monty
"keen as mustard" [COPP] Fellow Baker Street Irregular Albert Rosenblatt ("Inspector Bradstreet") has just complete...
by Scott Monty
The blog Stranger Fruit , written by an evolutionary biologist and historian of biology John M. Lynch, recently featured an excerpt from the...
by Scott Monty
If you haven't discovered the joys of podcasts yet, you should get on the ball. Podcasts are audio files set up in a serialized format...
by Scott Monty
The Newberry Library Sherlock Holmes-Arthur Conan Doyle Colloquium ( previously mentioned on this blog) sounds as if it was a smashing s...
by Scott Monty
"Education never ends, Watson." [RETI] In early 2006, Stanford University initiated a public-reading project called Discovering...
by Scott Monty
Connecticut Yankee William Gillette played Sherlock Holmes for more than 35 years at the beginning of the twentienth century to great accla...
by Scott Monty
While most Sherlockians know that Sherlock Holmes didn't actually wear an Inverness cape , the world at large has another perception. A...
by Scott Monty
One of the benefits of being a Baker Street Irregular is the ability to "go everywhere, see everything and overhear everyone." As...
by Scott Monty
It's that time of the year! I don't know about you, but I'm always excited from the time I receive the official word of the BSI...
by Scott Monty
Here are the links for Peter Blau's monthly newsletter Scuttlebutt from the Spermaceti Press (or Scuttlebits & Bytes , as the onlin...
by Scott Monty
For those of you who follow the Baker Street Blog via an RSS feed or a feedreader, you probably noticed something slightly amiss. A "r...
by Scott Monty
Further to my post on the music from The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, here is the closing scene from Billy Wilder's masterpiece.
by Scott Monty
This is a little dated, but fun news, nonetheless. Tipped off by a post to the Hounds of the Internet about a horse at Churchill Downs cal...
by Scott Monty
The October 25 edition of the New York Times contains a book review of Daniel Stashower's latest book, The Beautiful Cigar Girl: Mary ...
by Scott Monty
As I understand it, the ACD@35 conference this past weekend was a remarkable success. I have heard very good things about the program, in p...
by Scott Monty
The Stage features an article mentioning that Jonathan Pryce and Bill Paterson will star in a BBC1 two-part drama about Sherlock Holmes ...
by Scott Monty
This has not been a good year for the Baker Street Irregulars. Once again, we have lost one of our own: Maureen Green Van der Flaes, BSI (...
by Scott Monty
While Nathan Garrideb easily recognized Sherlock Holmes, we need your valuable assistance in identifying some Sherlockians from photos a dec...
by Scott Monty
Christies in London is holding an auction titled Modern First Editions Including Books From the Library of Lady Ottoline Morrell. Of partic...
by Scott Monty
There have been a number of theories thrown around with regard to the mental health of Sherlock Holmes over the years. Those include such d...
by Scott Monty
For those of you not connected with the New England area, there is a wonderfully gregarious and intelligent group of Sherlockians in Rhode I...
by Scott Monty
The 2006 Quill Awards were awarded at a gala in New York City last night. Readers certainly did their part in voting for Les Klinger in the...
by Scott Monty