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Roger Johnson, Mole End, 41 Sandford Road, Chelmsford CM2 6DE E-Mail: Roger Johnson@Hotmail.Com THE NEWSLETTER OF THE SHERLOCK HOLMES SOCIETY OF LONDON Roger Johnson, Mole End, 41 Sandford Road, Chelmsford CM2 6DE e-mail: [email protected] no. 206 25th November 2000 To renew your subscription, send 12 stamped, self-addressed the West End, with clear directions and appropriate quotations. envelopes or (overseas) send 12 International Reply Coupons Mr Garner has confused John Doubleday’s London statue with or £6.00 or US$13.00 for 12 issues. Dollar checks should be the one in Meiringen — not an obvious mistake — but that’s a payable to Jean Upton. Dollar prices quoted without rare error in this pleasant guide. The Sherlock Holmes qualification refer to US dollars. Memorabilia Company (230 Baker Street, London NW1 5RT; phone 020 7486 1426) has copies at £2.50. Please note that I give such addresses and prices as I have. If I don’t provide details of importers or agents, it’s because I don’t John Sutherland’s three books of bookish puzzles are now have those details. available in a single volume, The Literary Detective , (Oxford University Press, Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX2 6DP; at The actor Morton Lowry died in August. Sherlockians will £12.99). Prof. Sutherland is one of the few literary critics who always honour him for his excellent Jack Stapleton in the 1939 enjoy playing our Game, which he’s applied to all sorts of Hound of the Baskervilles . He also played opposite Basil authors and their work — as the titles of the original books Rathbone’s Holmes as Sanford in the 1945 Pursuit to Algiers . attest: Is Heathcliff a Murderer? , Can Jane Eyre Be Happy? , An interesting sub-division of Holmesian studies involves and Who Betrays Elizabeth Bennet? And of course each speculation about the Great Hiatus, the years between the duel contains a Holmesian investigation. at Reichenbach and Holmes’s return to London. Did he really Other new and forthcoming books: Maggots, Murder and Men: spend two years in Tibet and go on to visit Persia, Mecca and Memories and Reflections of a Forensic Entomologist by Khartoum? To the horror of some, half a dozen or so scholars Zakaria Erzinçlioglu (Harley Books, FREEPOST, Great have applied their imaginations to the subject in the form of Horkesley, Colchester CO6 4YY; phone 01206 271216; e-mail fiction, from Richard Wincor’s Sherlock Holmes in Tibet (1968) [email protected] ; November; £13.95 plus postage); Favorite and Hapi’s 221A Baker Street: The Adamantine Sherlock Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle Holmes (1974) to more recent novels such as John Hall’s The (Dover Publications, David & Charles PLC, Brunel House, Travels of Sherlock Holmes , Tracy Cooper-Posey’s Chronicles Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12 4PU; December; of the Lost Years and T.F. Shiel’s The Siam Question . Now £1.90); Sherlock Holmes vs Dracula by Loren D, Estleman (i another title has been added to the list. The Mandala of Sherlock Books, Simon & Schuster, 4th Floor, Bought Ledger Dept, Holmes: The Missing Years purports to be an account by Africa House, 64-78 Kingsway, London WC2B 6AH; January; Holmes’s companion Hurree Chunder Mookerjee — a name £9.99); Sherlock Holmes and the Crosby Murder by Barrie that will be familiar to readers of Rudyard Kipling’s Kim . Roberts (Robinson Publishing, 3 The Lanchesters, 162 Fulham The actual author is Jamyang Norbu, whom the Tibet Society Palace Road, London W6 9ER; January; £16.99). calls ‘one of Tibet’s foremost intellectuals in exile and a former News from the Frankfurt Book Fair: ‘Joseph J. Healey, an member of the Tibetan resistance’. Unsurprisingly, the novel American currently domiciled in Cologne, claims to have sold exudes a fierce idealistic passion for Tibetan freedom, which film rights in his Houdini Meets Holmes ; Nellessy Uitgeverij of sustains a plot that sometimes seems to owe as much to Indiana Postbus 30227, 6803 AE Arnhem, Netherlands, propose to issue Jones as to Kipling or Conan Doyle. I enjoyed it, but I can a new pastiche for the 100th anniversary of The Hound ; and understand the frustration of those who complain that Holmes’s Eulen Verlag, Hebelstrasse 11, 79104 Freiburg in Breslau, place is not with the supernatural. The novel is published by Germany, have published London von Scotland Yard bis Jack John Murray (50 Albemarle Street, London W1X 4BD), a firm the Ripper: Ein Führer zu über 400 Kriminalschauplätzen by long associated with Sherlock Holmes and his creator. The price Gerald Hagemann’ (thanks to Ian Wilkes for this information). is £16.99. (*Mr Norbu delivered the David Ennals Memorial Lecture on ‘The Reality of Tibetan Independence’ at the School There are new catalogues, full of Sherlockiana and Doyleana, of Oriental & African Studies on 14 November.*) from Nigel Williams Rare Books (22 & 25 Cecil Court, London WC2N 4HE; [email protected] ; website Eric Monahan has written and published an attractive booklet in www.nigelwilliams. com ); Bibliotective (21861 Stratford, Oak good time for Christmas. In ‘The Isadora Persano Affair’ he Park, MI 48237, USA; e-mail [email protected] ); and Janus gives his own interpretation of the remarkable worm, said to be Books (PO Box 40787, Tucson, AZ 85717, USA; e-mail unknown to science, while ‘The Swan Upping Adventure’ is a [email protected] ). jollier affair, touching on a famous English tradition and a peculiar secret of West London. ‘The Isadora Persano Affair’ Francine & Wayne Swift note that the complete Holmes Canon and ‘The Swan Upping Adventure’ is available at £5.00 or is available on CD-ROM from John Thibeau , Insight $9.00, including postage, from Eric at Highcliff, 14 Silver Engineering, PO Box 10785, Franconia, VA 22310, USA (e- Bridge Close, Broadsands Park, Paignton, Devon TQ4 7NW. mail [email protected] ), priced at $95.00. That includes (*Has no one but me considered the possibility that the feminine postage within the USA. name ‘Isadora’ in ‘Thor Bridge’ is a misprint for ‘Isadore’?*) Hirayama Yuichi tells me that volume 10 of The Shoso-in The Sherlock Holmes Walk is a nice little booklet written by Bulletin is due next month. This Japanese-originated but truly Paul Garner and published by Louis’ London Walks (phone international journal is one of the great success stories of the 07050 224991; e-mail [email protected] ). The walk, in two Sherlockian world. There’s now an English language website at stages, covers most of the Canonical sites in Marylebone and www.parkcity.ne.jp/~hirayama/index.htm . European readers can order copies at £7.25 post-free from John Hall, 20 Drury Indianapolis, IN 46278-2105, USA). At the same time, the Avenue, Horsforth, Leeds LS18 4BR (cheques payable to John Baskerville Bash at the Manhattan Club is open to all Hall). The American agent is Classic Specialties, PO Box Sherlockians (Paula J. Perry, 346 East 87th Street #4A, New 19058, Cincinnati, OH 45219, USA (website www.sherlock- York, NY 10128, USA). There’ll be lots of other things holmes.com ); and the price is $12.00 plus postage. happening on and around that weekend. On 6 January, The Franco-Midland Hardware Company will explore Hound The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - IV , read by the excellent literary connections in London, ‘from Baker Street to the David Timson, is due in March as a 3-cassette or 3-CD set from Northumberland Hotel’. Naxos AudioBooks (18 High Street, Welwyn, Herts. AL6 9EQ; e-mail [email protected] ). That wonderfully funny man Barry Cryer will be Guest of Honour at the Annual Dinner of The Sherlock Holmes Society Last month, CSA Telltapes (101 Chamberlayne Road, London of London on 13 January, at the House of Commons. The NW10 3ND) issued The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes vols. 1 Morning After luncheon party will be held next day at the New & 2 , read by Edward Hardwicke, as a set of four cassettes. Commonwealth Club (Bob Ellis at 13 Crofton Avenue, These recordings, originally released in 1993 and 1994, are Orpington, Kent BR6 8DU; check the website at first-rate. www.sherlock-holmes.org.uk ). Also on 13 January, The It’s a bit late to mention it, I know, but on Wednesday mornings Illustrious Clients will hold their Victorian Dinner. Details at 11.30 BBC Radio 4 is currently running a 4-part from Steven T. Doyle, as above. dramatisation of Laurie R. King’s The Beekeeper’s Apprentice , The Baker Street Journal Christmas Annual 2000 will be a with Monica Dolan as Mary Russell and James Fox as Sherlock history by Wayne Swift of the Silver Blaze Races around the Holmes. The script is by Shaun Prendergast. world. ‘This 64-page collection of recollections, contemporary The BBC’s entertaining but deeply flawed Murder Rooms: The reportage, and racetrack statistics is a fitting companion to the Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes was popular enough to BSI History series. This Annual will be printed only in a spawn a series of four 90-minute films, currently in production. number sufficient to satisfy those who order before 10 David Pirie has written two of the scripts and is consultant and December 2000. This is not part of your subscription .’ Price associate producer on all four. Three books have been including postage: USA: $11.00; international: $12.00. Orders commissioned, of which the first, The Patient’s Eyes , is due to The Baker Street Journal , PO Box 465, Hanover, PA 17331, from Random House next May. USA. (*It’s odd that the Silver Blaze idea has never caught on in Britain.*) Alexis Barquin sends word that Sherlock Holmes et le Chien des Baskerville will be performed at Espace Paris Plaine, 13 rue Periodicals received.
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