Michael S. Calladus

Irish/American Consultant Detective. I solve cases and teach deduction, though I will always receive a lesson when I have the chance.

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

Many great things are in the works. Prepare yourselves for @MichaelCalladus on many more forms of media.

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

@KhateMaybuena My colleagues and I are consultant detectives and we're moving to Twitter from Tumblr. We'd love to bring the conversation over here.

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

@KhateMaybuena No problem. I'm new to Twitter, do you know where I can discuss Sherlockian deduction?

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

@LogicalOf I think we know each other. It's extraordinary to see you!

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

@JayLLewis @JayLLewis Thank you! I'm slowly moving my social media over to Twitter and my blog to a separate domain. Do you know where I can find deduction conversations on here?

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

First rule of deduction:
Deduction will not solve every mystery. Occasionally you must lie and cheat to get answers. But if you are not fair you will get no such answers a second time.
- MC

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

@KhateMaybuena In my experience you can find interesting (albeit short) cases on the Reddit Bureau of Investigation.

[Michael S. Calladus @MichaelCalladus]

To write deduction notes on a platform with a word limit is a new world to me. I will do my very best to let these constraints assist me in exuding creativity! Prepare yourselves for wise knowledge and useless information. They are unfortunately already prepackaged together.
- MC