David Hagar

Creative. Sherlock Holmes told slant, from an unusual point of view. Michigan-based, software developer and tinkerer, and wannabe tabletop gamer. More soon.

[David Hagar @DavidHagar86]

@kevinrogerjames You're sitting here whining about 'absurdly passive and pathetic', but that's simply what life is actually like. It's why we have moments why we feel frozen like deer in headlights. It's why we have dreams where we feel like we're running in frozen molasses. You are immature.

[David Hagar @DavidHagar86]

MDoSH is out on Audible. 🎧
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Out this week - Some Remaining Cases of Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Hall https://t.co/Xgbq6FF2AG Print, eBook, Audio @audible_com @audibleuk

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9 Sherlock Holmes Stories from 9 Sherlock Holmes writers - Kindle Unlimited https://t.co/AaBPCwFMdN @AmazonKindle @OrlandoEPearson @RicRyan52

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The Baker Street Bookshelf has been our #1 bestseller most of 2026 - now there's a new collection of stories from Bill DeFeo https://t.co/ClStJhCieL Hearthside at Baker Street - pre-publication copies exclusively from MX

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Award winning Sherlock Holmes graphic novels from Petr Kopl https://t.co/PiJkzI1ywv

[Sherlock Holmes. @221B_ELEMENTARY]

You have a grand gift for silence, Watson. It makes you quite invaluable as a companion. SH

[Old England in Colour @englandincolour]

London construction workers take a lunch break in 1929.

[History Girl @HistoryGirlBW]

A tram ride through a vanished world. An incredible film showing Bradford, England, in 1902.

[David Hagar @DavidHagar86]

Civilisation is the elaborate process by which mankind invents institutions to protect itself from human nature, then places human beings in charge of them.

[David Hagar @DavidHagar86]

THE PROFESSOR CORRECTS:
Genius is a word employed by ordinary men whenever they become too indolent to understand discipline.

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THE PROFESSOR OBSERVES:
Never underestimate a fool.
He has no idea what he will do next.

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5/5 Stars - Reedsy "Moriarty's character was written in such a complex yet somehow simple fashion where we finally got to understand the depth of his rivalry with Holmes" https://t.co/Y0NBgRCm2E @Kickstarter @DavidHagar86

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THE PROFESSOR CORRECTS:

Most men seek evidence for their conclusions.

Holmes sought conclusions worthy of the evidence.

The distinction explains his loneliness.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This is how the binary system works, explained with an ingenious wooden counter.

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"I was not the only man in England to govern lives invisibly. I was merely less sentimental about it."

Moriarty's Defence of Sherlock Holmes, p. 10

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[Old England in Colour @englandincolour]

London street and Buckingham Palace, 1920s.

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MORIARTY'S MARGINALIA:

The newspapers believe themselves historians because they possess ink.

A crow standing upon a cathedral does not thereby become an archbishop.

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5/5 Stars - Reedsy "Moriarty's character was written in such a complex yet somehow simple fashion where we finally got to understand the depth of his rivalry with Holmes" https://t.co/Y0NBgRCm2E @Kickstarter @DavidHagar86