The Twitter account for the Edinburgh Conan Doyle research project. Follow for news on the forthcoming Edinburgh Edition and all things Arthur Conan Doyle.
There's still plenty of time to submit a proposal for our conference, 'Conan Doyle and Storytelling'. London, 10th - 11th December.
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Sherlock Holmes examines rural/suburban housing: "a feeling of isolation, and of the impunity with which crime may be committed there."
—Arthur Conan Doyle, "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches," in #StrandMagazine, 1892. https://t.co/5NNK9zLQEF #SherlockHolmes#ArthurConanDoyle
If you haven't listened to the BBC Radio 4 series yet, this is the best place to start.
@BertCoules took a fresh approach to Sherlock Holmes on radio and helped to make a series that will last the ages.
Having given my paper on non-Anglophone pastiches as appropriations of Sherlock Holmes at the "Conan Doyle and Storytelling" conference, it's time to relax and enjoy @profccferguson's keynote at @DoyleConference@DoyleEdinburgh
For those in the UK: 'The Dying Detective' is on ITV4 in about half an hour. Easily the best of Jeremy Brett's last run. Guest starring Hugh Bonneville and... uh... Roy Hudd.
Saturday delivery! The second volume of Dans la tête de #SherlockHolmes: L'affaire du ticket scandal. The art is extraordinary in this series. Love that Mycroft is based on Charles Gray’s interpretation. I really hope English-language editions will turn up at some point.
Nicholas Meyer discussing his new book at (with) The Mysterious Bookshop. Looking forward to getting my grabby hands on a copy of this. https://t.co/btSgcdx3Ya