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Volume 2 Monographs and Serials By Subject

Compiled by Timothy J. Johnson

Minneapolis High Coffee Press 2010 A Holmes & Doyle Bibliography Volume 2, Monographs & Serials, by Subject

This bibliography is a work in progress. It attempts to update Ronald B. De Waal’s comprehensive bibliography, The Universal Sherlock Holmes, but does not claim to be exhaustive in content. New works are continually discovered and added to this bibliography. Readers and researchers are invited to suggest additional content.

The first volume in this supplement focuses on monographic and serial titles, arranged alphabetically by author or main entry. This second volume presents the exact same information arranged by subject. The subject headings used below are, for the most part, taken from the original De Waal bibliography. Some headings have been modified. Please use the bookmark function in your PDF reader to navigate through the document by subject categories. De Waal's major subject categories are:

1. The Sacred Writings 2. The Apocrypha 3. Manuscripts 4. Foreign Language Editions 5. The Literary Agent (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) 6. The Writings About the Writings 7. Sherlockians and The Societies 8. Memorials and Memorabilia 9. Games, Puzzles and Quizzes 10. Actors, Performances and Recordings 11. Parodies, Pastiches, Burlesques, Travesties and Satires 12. Cartoons, Comics and Jokes

The compiler wishes to thank Peter E. Blau, Don Hobbs, Leslie S. Klinger, and Fred Levin for their assistance in providing additional entries for this bibliography.

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01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- A CASE OF IDENTITY (8)

1. Doyle, Arthur Conan. A Case of identity and other stories. New York: Optimus Printing Company, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C443. Contents: A case of identity -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The man from archangel -- The captain of the "Pole-Star." -- John Barrington Cowles //

2. ———. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

3. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

4. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio, 34). Paris: EJL, 2001.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. [trad.par L. Maricourt]. //

5. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave ; suivi de L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité,Le mystèrede la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. //

6. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave, suivi de, L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité, Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave (The Musgrave ritual) -- L'interprète grec (The Greek interpreter) -- Une affaire d'identité (A case of identity) -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). //

7. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

8. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

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9. Ancèle, Jean-Pierre. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : two famous Sherlock Holmes stories : "A scandal in Bohemia", "The red-headed league", (Référence). Paris: Ellipses, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scandal in Bohemia -- Red-headed league. Présentation et notes de Jean- Pierre Ancèle. //

10. Doyle, Arthur Conan. A Case of identity and other stories. New York: Optimus Printing Company, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C443. Contents: A case of identity -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The man from archangel -- The captain of the "Pole-Star." -- John Barrington Cowles //

11. ———. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

12. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

13. ———. Një skandal në Bohemë. Translated by Elta Deveja. Tiranë: Shtypur në shtypshkronjën, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: A Scandal in Bohemia. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

14. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un scandale en Bohême -- Peter le Noir -- L'école du Prieuré -- Le détective mourant. //

15. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

16. ———. Un scandale en Bohême, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes). [S.l.]: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Scandal in Bohemia. French. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

17. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Fang Qing, and Qiu Jinli. Boximiya chou wen. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A scandal in Bohemia./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title: Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Scandal in Bohemia. Chinese //

18. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

19. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Diana Stewart, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Braille ed. Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

20. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

21. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Robert Latour, and Gilles Vauthier. Sherlock Holmes enquête. France?: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants //

22. ———. Sherlock Holmes enquête. [S.l.]: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants. Traduction de Bernard Tourville, de Robert Latour et de Gilles Vauthier. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

23. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Munch. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). Paris: Gallimard jeunesse, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- Un scandale en Bohème = A scandal in Bohemia -- L'escarboucle bleue = The blue carbuncle -- Le ruban moucheté = The speckled band. Translation of: The speckled band and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Originally issued: Paris : Robert Laffont, 1956 (Without illustrations). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

24. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Munch, and Yan Nascimbene. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange (The five orange pips) -- Un scandale en Bohème (A scandal in Bohemia) -- L'escarboucle bleue (The blue carbuncle) -- Le ruban moucheté (The

speckled band). Cover ill. by Y. Nascimbene. Upper cover: colour wrappers with a silhouette of Holmes facing the window and holding a suspended yellow ribbon; title and credits in white lettering, black and white pictorial background with silhouette of Holmes in yellow; colour border. Lower cover: picture of Holmes standing at the window and holding a suspended ribbon in top left corner, and an ill. of a town square at bottom. Series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette repeating the picture of Holmes from the lower cover. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

25. Gruesser, John Cullen. A Century of Detection : Twenty Great Mystery Stories, 1841-1940. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., Publishers, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction. The invention of modern detection -- The murders in the rue morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The purloined letter morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The gold-bug morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- Who is the thief? / by Wilkie Collins -- The stolen white elephant / by Mark Twain -- The blue cross / by G. K. Chesterton -- A scandal in bohemia / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the speckled band / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the final problem / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The stolen cigar case / by Bret Harte -- The long arm / by Mary Wilkins Freeman -- The ninescore mystery / by Baroness Orczy -- Missing: page thirteen / by Anna Katharine Green -- A jury of her peers / by Susan Glaspell -- The false burton combs / by Carroll John Daly -- The road home / by Dashiell Hammett -- Murder at the automat / by Cornell Woolrich -- Talma gordon / by Pauline Hopkins -- He knew / by Chester Himes -- The birthmark / by Ralph Ellison. Includes bibliographical references and index. Edited by John Cullen Gruesser. // "Appropriate for the general reader and the student, this wide-ranging anthology of mystery stories provides a chronological and thematic survey of early detection fiction. Six thematic categories foreground the genre's fluidity and evolution, with selections presenting detectives in an array of nationalities, genders and sexual orientations, socioeconomic classes, political points of view, and ethnic and racial backgrounds"-- Provided by publisher.

26. Stewart, Diana, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Milwaukee: Raintree Publishers, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A scandal in Bohemia.--The adventure of the speckled band.--Silver Blaze.--The man with the twisted lip.--The Red-headed League. //

27. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). A Candalsay inyay Ohemiabay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Scandal in Bohemia. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

28. West, Clare. Sherlock Holmes short stories. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. Visual Material 50 p. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.). Oxford bookworms library.; Stage 2.; Crime & mystery; retold by Clare West. // Visual material; kit

29. Wilmore, Kathy, Ned Butterfield, Brian Bartle, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Treasury of illustrated classics). New York: Modern Pub, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Mr. Sherlock Holmes -- Adventure of the speckled bird -- Red-headed league -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Adventure of the blue carbuncle -- Adventure of the engineer's thumb // Recounts the meeting of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson and some of their more famous cases

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- A STUDY IN SCARLET (42)

30. Doyle, Arthur Conan. A Brixtoni rejtély. Budapest: Hunga-print, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A Study in Scarlet. Hungarian. Sherlock Holmes történetei //

31. ———. "En studie i rött." Stockholm: Lind & Co [eLib [distributör]], 2005.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. E-bok (PDF (182 p.)).; Adobe Reader. Translation and commentary by Mattias Boström ; illustrations by George Hutchinson. // Electronic book.

32. ———. Estudio en escarlata, (Punto de lectura). Madrid: Punto de Lectura, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet. //

33. ———. Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh. Moskva: Terra, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Russian. Table of Contents: Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh -- Prikliucheniia Sherloka Kholmsa. Translation of: Study in scarlet and Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Zolotaia biblioteka prikliucheniiv //

34. ———. Hiiro no kenkyu : shinyaku sharokku homuzu zenshu = A study in scarlet. Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Translated from the English: A study in scarlet. Higurashi, Masamichi yaku. //

35. ———. An hong se yan jiu = A study in scarlet. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet. An hong se yan jiu [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

36. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. 1, Une étude en rouge = A study in scarlet. Le signe des quatre = The sign of four. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes, 1 = The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 1 : Edition bilingue. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Nouvelle traduction d'Eric Wittersheim. //

37. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

38. ———. Sherlock Holmes : Étude en rouge, (Le livre de poche). Paris: R. Laffont, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Étude en rouge. Traduction de Pierre Baillargeon. / Uniform Title: Study in scarlet. French. //

39. ———. Sherlock Holmes : une étude en rouge. [S.l.]: P & T Production, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 31 cm. Etude en rouge; Study in scarlet. //

40. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

41. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : [selected works]. London: Edimat Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A Study in Scarlet -- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- The Hound of

the Baskervilles. //

42. ———. A study in scarlet. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

43. ———. A Study in Scarlet. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Dr. Donald Pollock. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "The annotations are perceptive, and draw upon old and new Sherlockian scholarship, and there is intriguing speculation on whether the story had more than one author, and on who those authors might have been."

44. ———. A study in scarlet. Large type ed, (World classics in large print; British authors series). Sanbornville, NH: Large Print Book Co., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Large print ed. Originally published: London : Ward, Lock and Co., 1887. //

45. ———. A study in scarlet. 1st ed, (1st World Library Classics). [Fairfield, IA]: 1st World Library, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

46. ———. A study in scarlet. [S.l.]: Quiet Vision Pub., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

47. ———. A study in scarlet. Stilwell, KS: Digireads.com Publishing, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

48. ———. A study in scarlet. Large type ed. Cirencester [U.K.]: Echo Library, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

49. ———. A study in Scarlet ; and, The sign of four. London: Collector's Library, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. With an afterword by David Stuart Davis. //

50. ———. A Study in scarlet: the first book about Sherlock Holmes. London: Ward Lock & Co, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C1390, C1391 //

51. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Une étude en rouge, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Étude en rouge. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

52. ———. Une étude en rouge : la première enquête de Sherlock Holmes, (Folio junior). [Paris]: Gallimard, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Editeur sur la p. de t.: Laffont. Original: A study in scarlet. Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Baillargeon ; illustrations de Jeanne Puchol. //

53. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Pierre Baillargeon, Jeanne Puchol, and Yan Nascimbene. Une étude en rouge : la première enquête de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris]: Robert Laffont : Gallimard jeunesse, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. p. 157 misnumbered as "57". Last [8] p. are publisher's advertisements. Pictorial upper cover with white lettering against predominatly black background, showing Holmes kneeling down, holding a magnifying glass and inspecting the word "Rach[e]". Holmes' hair and magnifying glass in yellow. French translation of A study in scarlet. Cover designed by Yan Nascimbene. Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Baillargeon ; illustrations de Jeanne Puchol. //

54. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Maria Grazia Bonfanti, and Roberta Formenti. Uno studio in rosso, (Il romanzo giallo classico). Milano: Garden Editoriale, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: L'avventura dei sei Napoleoni //

55. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Mattias Boström, and George Hutchinson. En studie i rött. Stockholm: Lind & Co, Scandbook, 2004.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill ; 22 cm. Skyddsomslag: "Sherlock Holmes samlade bedrifter"/ Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. Translation and commentary by Mattias Boström ; illustrations by George Hutchinson. //

56. ———. En studie i rött. [Ny utg.] ed. Stockholm: Lind & Co, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Omslag: "Sherlock Holmes samlade bedrifter"/ Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. Translation and commentary: Mattias Boström ; illustrations: George Hutchinson. //

57. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Michael S Cox, and Francis Mosley. Sherlock Holmes : complete stories. London: Folio Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The valley of fear -- The hound of the Baskervilles -- The sign of four -- A study in scarlet //

58. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ian Edginton, and Ian Culbard. A Sherlock Holmes Graphic Novel. A Study in Scarlet. London: SelfMadeHero, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Adapted from the original novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; illustrated by I.N.J. Culbard ; text adapted by Ian Edginton. //

59. ———. A Study in Scarlet : a Sherlock Holmes graphic novel. New York: Sterling Pub. Co., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 25 cm. Being a reprint from the reminiscences of John H. Watson, M.D., late of the Army Medical Department -- The country of the saints. Illustrated by I.N.J. Culbard ; text adapted by Ian Edginton. // Graphic novel adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mystery in which Dr. Watson first meets Sherlock Holmes and the two locate their apartment at 221B Baker Street in the midst of a case that spans two continents.

60. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. A study in scarlet, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93010771. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

61. ———. A study in scarlet, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005820. Includes bibliographical references (p. xl-xlv) //

62. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ed Glinert. A study in scarlet, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxii-xxiii). Introduction by Iain Sinclair ; notes by Ed Glinert. //

63. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Gisbert Haefs. Eine Studie in Scharlachrot, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 1). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. New translation by Gisbert Haefs. //

64. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Edward Hardwicke, and Nis Jessen. A study in scarlet. 1st ed. Rønne, Denmark: Hakon Holm Publishing, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 36 cm. Foreward / Edward Hardwicke -- "Art in the blood is liable to take the strangest forms." [Afterword] / Nis Jessen. Additional illustrations printed on the end papers. Part of the first edition was issued in a limited edition of 1000 copies, in a slip case, hand numbered and signed by the artist. illustrated by Nis Jessen. Scuttlebutt Jul 2005. // "With the original text from Beeton's Christmas Annual and more than 600 striking illustrations by Danish artist Nis Jessen....there are three versions: standard (E60.00), de-luxe (E70.00), and signed and numbered in a slip-case (E78.00), and there are two posters available."

65. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Cheng Hsiao-ching. Xie tzu di yan jiu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji).

Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 133-145). PINYIN:; Xu zi de yan jiu [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Hsiao-ching yi]. / Uniform Title: Study in scarlet. Chinese //

66. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Alberto Laiseca, and Jorge León Burgos Funes. Estudio en escarlata ; y, El signo de los cuatro, (Sherlock Homes). Madrid: Nowtilus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Study in scarlet. The Sign of Four. Spanish. [edición de Alberto Laiseca ; traducción, Jorge León Burgos Funes]. //

67. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Pino Daeni. Une aventures [sic] de Sherlock Holmes : une étude en rouge, (Texte intégral). Paris: Librio : Diffusion France et étranger, Flammarion, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Pictorial blue wrappers with centrally located title frame with orange and white lettering and a picture showing Holmes standing by a lit street lantern and horse drawn carriage in the background; title frame surrounded by border with a repeating pattern of frames showing a horse drawn carriage and publisher/series name. Translation of: A study in scarlet. Cover ill. by: Pino Daeni. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

68. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Irena Popovic. Crvena nit, (Avanture Serloka Holmsa). Novi Sad: Vega media, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Crvena nit (Study in scarlet) -- Znak cetvorice (Sign of four). Black pictorial softcover with part title in white lettering over red background. Translated by Irena Popovic. //

69. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Catherine Richard. Sherlock Holmes, 1, (Les intégrales du Masque). Paris: [Éd. du Masque], 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Une étude en rouge -- Le signe des quatre -- Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes -- Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes. //

70. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Karel Weinfurter, Jaroslav Zajícek-Horský, Vladimír Henzl, and Ludek Ondruska. Trikrát Sherlock Holmes. Ceský Tesín: Oddych, Brnenské papírny, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Znamení ctyr -- Udolí bázne -- Studie v sarlatové. Valley of Fear -- Study in Scarlet -- Sign of Four. Jaz. úprava Ludek Ondruska ; Z angl. prel. Jar. Zajícek-Horský, Karel Weinfurter, Vladimír Henzl //

71. Hutchinson, Robert J. The book of vices: a collection of classic immoral tales. New York: Riverhead Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94041450; Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 // Includes a Canonical excerpt from "A Study in Scarlet."

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72. Dixie, Steve (trans.). De Damn Case of Sherlock Holmes. S.l.: Privately printed, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- This is a parody of Holmes and Ebonics. This is certainly not a real translation. Contents: His Last Bow, Dying Detective, Final Problem. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

73. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

74. ———. His Last Bow. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Steven Rothman. //

75. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

76. ———. Sherlock Holmes : More mysteries : Silver Blaze, the Three Garridebs, His last bow, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Collection bilingue. More mysteries : Silver blaze, Three Garridebs, His last bow. Choix, traduction et notes Frédérique Coste. //

77. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005817. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) // "'His Last Bow', the title story of this collection, tells how Sherlock Holmes is brought out of retirement to help the Government fight the German threat at the approach of the First World War. The Prime Minister himself requests Holmes's services to hunt down the remarkable German agent, Von Bork. Several of the detective's earlier cases complete the volume, including 'Wisteria Lodge', 'The Bruce-Partington Plans', and 'The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax'. In 'The Dying Detective', Dr Watson is horrified to discover Holmes at death's door from a mysterious tropical disease as his friend lays a trap for a murderer."--Book jacket

78. ———. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93025384. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal: C2022 //

79. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- SILVER BLAZE (10)

80. Bassett, Jennifer, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fu'ermosi yu sai ma = Sherlock Holmes and the sport of kings. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han shuang yu du wu). Beijing Shi: Wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

81. Bassett, Jennifer, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Ron Tiner. Sherlock Holmes and the sport of kings. [Simplified ]. ed, (Oxford Bookworms Library ; Stage 1, Crime & Mystery). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. A horse called Silver Blaze -- Monday night at King's Pyland -- John Straker's pockets -- Looking for a horse -- A day at the races -- Holmes has the answers. "First published in Oxford Bookworms, 2003"--T.p. verso. retold by Jennifer Bassett ; illustrated by Ron Tiner. //

82. Bassett, Jennifer, Ron Tiner, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes and the sport of kings, (Oxford bookworms

library.; Stage 1,; Crime & mystery). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; retold by Jennifer Bassett ; illustrated by Ron Tiner. //

83. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Adventure of Silver Blaze: a Sherlock Holmes adventure. Paisley: Gleniffer Press. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

84. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les six Napoléons, suivi de, L'homme à la lèvre tordue, Silver blaze, Le traité naval, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Six Napoléons; Homme à la lèvre tordue; Silver blaze; Traité naval. //

85. ———. Sherlock Holmes : More mysteries : Silver Blaze, the Three Garridebs, His last bow, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Collection bilingue. More mysteries : Silver blaze, Three Garridebs, His last bow. Choix, traduction et notes Frédérique Coste. //

86. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

87. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Diana Stewart, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Braille ed. Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

88. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Yin xing hao shi jian ; Kong wu zhi mi = Silver blaze ; The adventure of Wisteria lodge, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Kong wu zhi mi; Silver blaze; Adventure of Wisteria lodge [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Li Qixin]. //

89. Stewart, Diana, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Milwaukee: Raintree Publishers, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A scandal in Bohemia.--The adventure of the speckled band.--Silver Blaze.--The man with the twisted lip.--The Red-headed League. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE "GLORIA SCOTT" (6)

90. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La cycliste solitaire, suivi de, Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Cycliste solitaire; Charles Auguste Milverton; Gloria Scott; Trois-quart aile manquant. //

91. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire ; suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le Trois- quarts aile manquant, (Librio. Policier). Paris: Librio, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt et Michel Le Houbie. //

92. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

93. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La Cycliste solitaire, suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton ; Le Gloria Scott ; Le Trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. La Cycliste solitaire (The Solitary cyclist) / translated by Louis Chantemele - - Charles Auguste Milverton / tr. by Louis Chantemele -- Le Gloria Scott (The adventure of the "Gloria Scott") / tr. by Lucien Maricourt -- Le trois-quart aile manquant (The adventure of the missing three-quarter) / tr. by Michel Le Houbie. //

94. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Robert Latour, and Gilles Vauthier. Sherlock Holmes enquête. France?: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants //

95. ———. Sherlock Holmes enquête. [S.l.]: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants. Traduction de Bernard Tourville, de Robert Latour et de Gilles Vauthier. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF BLACK PETER (2)

96. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un scandale en Bohême -- Peter le Noir -- L'école du Prieuré -- Le détective mourant. //

97. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Spain Rodriguez. Sherlock Holmes' strangest cases. 1st ed. San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thumb -- The Musgrave ritual -- The adventure of Black Peter -- The adventure of the devil's foot. Scuttlebutt Nov 2001. // "Rodriguez was (with Robert Crumb) one of the founders of ZAP Comix, and was a leading contributor to underground comics, and his artwork is a dramatic match with the more macabre of Holmes' cases. Also available in cloth (signed, $40.00) and (signed, with an insert of original artwork, $160.00)."

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF CHARLES AUGUSTUS MILVERTON (4)

98. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La cycliste solitaire, suivi de, Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Cycliste solitaire; Charles Auguste Milverton; Gloria Scott; Trois-quart aile manquant. //

99. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire ; suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le Trois- quarts aile manquant, (Librio. Policier). Paris: Librio, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt et Michel Le Houbie. //

100. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock

Holmes : La Cycliste solitaire, suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton ; Le Gloria Scott ; Le Trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. La Cycliste solitaire (The Solitary cyclist) / translated by Louis Chantemele - - Charles Auguste Milverton / tr. by Louis Chantemele -- Le Gloria Scott (The adventure of the "Gloria Scott") / tr. by Lucien Maricourt -- Le trois-quart aile manquant (The adventure of the missing three-quarter) / tr. by Michel Le Houbie. //

101. Zhao, Changnian, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang Yu. Yao shi yu di xia tie. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Bao ya jia huo di gui ji -- Yao shi yu di xia tie -- Du she Mi'erbadun. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao./ Adaptation of : Bruce Partington plans, The Greek interpreter, and The adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton. Yao shi yu di xia tie Kenan Dao'er yuan zuo ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen cha tu. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF SHOSCOMBE OLD PLACE (1)

102. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE ABBEY GRANGE (1)

103. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of Abbey Grange, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates what appears to be a murder committed during a burglery.

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE BLUE CARBUNCLE (17)

104. Briggs, Thomas H., Charles Madison Curry, and Leonidas Warren Payne, Jr. Literature For the Junior High School. Vol. 3. Chicago/New York/San Francisco: Rand McNally & Company, 1929. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" is on pp. 507-528.

105. Cox, Michael. Victorian tales of mystery and detection: The Oxford book of Victorian detective stories. Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003269376. Includes bibliographical references (p. [576]-

578) //

106. Cox, Michael, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Victorian tales of mystery and detection an Oxford anthology. Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91046719. Includes bibliographical references (p. [576]-578). Contents: The adventure of the blue carbuncle / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (pp. 195-213) -- The lost special / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (pp. 493-507) //

107. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

108. ———. Misteret e Sherlok Holmsit. Translated by Manushaqe Bako. Tiranë: Dritan, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Speckled Band, The Red-Headed League, The Blue Carbuncle. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

109. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée, suivi de, L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bande mouchetée; Association des Hommes roux; Escarboucle bleue; Cinq pépins d'orange. //

110. ———. Sherlock Holmes two complete adventures. Running Press miniature ed. Philadelphia, Pa.; London: Running Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89060273 //r933. Contents: Introduction -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle. Citations: De Waal C2141.2 //

111. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

112. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange. Paris: Librio, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de trois autres récits. Traduits par Lucien Maricourt ... Michel Le Houbie. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

113. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

114. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

115. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Munch. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). Paris: Gallimard jeunesse, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- Un scandale en Bohème = A scandal in Bohemia -- L'escarboucle bleue = The blue carbuncle -- Le ruban moucheté = The speckled band. Translation of: The speckled band and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Originally

issued: Paris : Robert Laffont, 1956 (Without illustrations). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

116. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Munch, and Yan Nascimbene. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange (The five orange pips) -- Un scandale en Bohème (A scandal in Bohemia) -- L'escarboucle bleue (The blue carbuncle) -- Le ruban moucheté (The speckled band). Cover ill. by Y. Nascimbene. Upper cover: colour wrappers with a silhouette of Holmes facing the window and holding a suspended yellow ribbon; title and credits in white lettering, black and white pictorial background with silhouette of Holmes in yellow; colour border. Lower cover: picture of Holmes standing at the window and holding a suspended ribbon in top left corner, and an ill. of a town square at bottom. Series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette repeating the picture of Holmes from the lower cover. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

117. Roden, Christopher, and Barbara Roden, eds. The blue carbuncle, (The case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Source for the Goose...Sauce for the Gander: Christmas Riddles in 'The Blue Carbuncle' / Diana Barsham; A Case of Bluemail / Stephen Clarkson; Goodwill to all Men / Catherine Cooke; Blue Notes / Susan E. Dahlinger; Alpha Plus / Bernard Davies; A Set of Seasonal Tragedies / David Stuart Davies; The Compliments of the Season / Owen Dudley Edwards; The Card Upon the Bird's Leg / Sonia Fetherston; The Source for the Goose, or the Conundrums of 'The Blue Carbuncle' / Richard Lancelyn Green //

118. Tesdell, Diana Secker. Christmas stories, Everyman's pocket classics. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007028109. Contents: The story of the goblins who stole a sexton (from The Pickwick papers) / Charles Dickens -- The night before Christmas / Nikolai Gogol -- The blue carbuncle / Arthur Conan Doyle -- Christmas at Thompson Hall / Anthony Trollope -- Where love is, God is / Leo Tolstoy -- Vanka / Anton Chekhov -- The burglar's Christmas / Willa Cather -- A chapparal Christmas gift / O. Henry -- Reginald's Christmas revel / Saki (H.H. Munro) -- Christmas / Vladimir Nabokov -- Dancing Dan's Christmas / Damon Runyon -- Bella Fleace gave a party / Evelyn Waugh -- Green holly / Elizabeth Bowen -- Christmas is a sad season for the poor / John Cheever -- A Christmas memory / Truman Capote -- The carol sing / John Updike -- Christmas fugue / Muriel Spark -- The loudest voice / Grace Paley -- The turkey season / Alice Munro -- Créche / Richard Ford //

119. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Luebay Arbunclecay. Sherlbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Blue Carbuncle. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

120. Wilmore, Kathy, Ned Butterfield, Brian Bartle, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Treasury of illustrated classics). New York: Modern Pub, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Mr. Sherlock Holmes -- Adventure of the speckled bird -- Red-headed league -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Adventure of the blue carbuncle -- Adventure of the engineer's thumb // Recounts the meeting of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson and some of their more famous cases

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE BRUCE- PARTINGTON PLANS (3)

121. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y:

Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

122. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005817. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) // "'His Last Bow', the title story of this collection, tells how Sherlock Holmes is brought out of retirement to help the Government fight the German threat at the approach of the First World War. The Prime Minister himself requests Holmes's services to hunt down the remarkable German agent, Von Bork. Several of the detective's earlier cases complete the volume, including 'Wisteria Lodge', 'The Bruce-Partington Plans', and 'The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax'. In 'The Dying Detective', Dr Watson is horrified to discover Holmes at death's door from a mysterious tropical disease as his friend lays a trap for a murderer."--Book jacket

123. Zhao, Changnian, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang Yu. Yao shi yu di xia tie. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Bao ya jia huo di gui ji -- Yao shi yu di xia tie -- Du she Mi'erbadun. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao./ Adaptation of : Bruce Partington plans, The Greek interpreter, and The adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton. Yao shi yu di xia tie Kenan Dao'er yuan zuo ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen cha tu. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE CARDBOARD BOX (1)

124. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE COPPER BEECHES (5)

125. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

126. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

127. Greene, Douglas G. Detection by gaslight, (Dover thrift editions). Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Edited by Douglas G. Greene. // Rich, varied collection of 14 extraordinary Victorian and Edwardian crime stories, many never before published in book form: Kipling’s "The Return of

Imray"; "The Tragedy of the Life Raft" by Jacques Futrelle; "The Copper Beeches" by Arthur Conan Doyle, plus hard-to-find tales by G. K. Chesterton, Catherine L. Pirkis, Silas K. Hocking, others.

128. ———. Detection by gaslight, (Dover thrift editions). London: Constable, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Edited by Douglas G. Greene. //

129. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Tongye Di ; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju = The adventure of the Copper Beeches ; The boscombe valley mystery, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Tongye cun; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju; Adventure of the Copper Beeches; Boscombe valley mystery [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Zhuang Liling]. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE CREEPING MAN (1)

130. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE DANCING MEN (5)

131. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les hommes dansants, suivi de, L'entrepreneur de Norwood, Les trois étudiants, Le pince-nez en or, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hommes dansants; Entrepreneur de Norwood; Trois étudiants; Pince-nez en or. //

132. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

133. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Dancing Men, 9The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet;). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates the appearance of some strange drawings.

134. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Brad Keefauver. The Adventure of the dancing men. 1st ed. Peoria, Ill: Baker Street Digressions, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited to 15 copies. Light yellow cover. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes // The text is in “Dancing Men” font except where the Dancing Men characters appeared in the original story, roman letters have been inserted.

135. ———. The Adventure of the dancing men. 2nd ed. Peoria, Ill: Baker Street Digressions, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited to 25 copies. Light blue cover. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes // The text is in “Dancing Men” font except where the Dancing Men characters appeared in the original story, roman letters have been inserted.

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE DEVIL'S FOOT (4)

136. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

137. ———. The man with the twisted lip ; and, The adventure of the Devil's foot, (Penguin 60s). London: Penguin, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

138. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Spain Rodriguez. Sherlock Holmes' strangest cases. 1st ed. San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thumb -- The Musgrave ritual -- The adventure of Black Peter -- The adventure of the devil's foot. Scuttlebutt Nov 2001. // "Rodriguez was (with Robert Crumb) one of the founders of ZAP Comix, and was a leading contributor to underground comics, and his artwork is a dramatic match with the more macabre of Holmes' cases. Also available in cloth (signed, $40.00) and (signed, with an insert of original artwork, $160.00)."

139. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventuryay ofyay hetay Evil'sday Oootfay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Devil's Foot. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE DYING DETECTIVE (7)

140. Dixie, Steve (trans.). De Damn Case of Sherlock Holmes. S.l.: Privately printed, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- This is a parody of Holmes and Ebonics. This is certainly not a real translation. Contents: His Last Bow, Dying Detective, Final Problem. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

141. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

142. ———. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

143. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un scandale en Bohême -- Peter le Noir -- L'école du Prieuré -- Le détective mourant. //

144. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005817. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) // "'His Last Bow', the title story of this collection, tells how Sherlock Holmes is brought out of retirement to help the Government fight the German threat at the approach of the First World War. The Prime Minister himself requests Holmes's services to hunt down the remarkable German agent, Von Bork. Several of the detective's earlier cases complete the volume, including 'Wisteria Lodge', 'The Bruce-Partington Plans', and 'The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax'. In 'The Dying Detective', Dr Watson is horrified to discover Holmes at death's door from a mysterious tropical disease as his friend lays a trap for a murderer."--Book jacket

145. Roden, Christopher, and Barbara Roden, eds. The dying detective, (The case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Of Oysters and Ex-Clamation: The Case for Concealment in 'The Dying Detective' / Diana Barsham; Of Mites and Men / Susan E. Dahlinger; Why Did He Use Watson? / David Stuart Davies; Rendezvous With Dying / Owen Dudley Edwards; The Illuminated Man: Reflections on the Butler Staples / Sonia Fetherston; 'Do You Remember a Box' / Richard Lancelyn Green //

146. Westlake, Donald E., and J. Madison Davis. Murderous schemes an anthology of classic detective stories. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96019121; Scuttlebutt Dec 1996 // "The Dying Detective" is included in section devoted to the "I Confess" genre.

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE EMPTY HOUSE (7)

147. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Adventure of the Empty House. Paisley: Gleniffer Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 200 copies //

148. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

149. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

150. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Empty

House, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Adapted by Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form: After being presumed dead for three years, Sherlock Holmes returns to solve the mystery of a card-player who has been shot.

151. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

152. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Philip Weller, and Franco-Midland Hardware Company. The adventure of the empty house, (Company Canon). Hampshire, England: Franco-Midland Hardware Company, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The empty house text -- Text annotations -- Additional annotations [blank pages] // Sherlock Holmes is thought to be dead, murdered by his enemy Moriarty, but turns up alive to solve a puzzling murder

153. Muller, Marcia, and Bill Pronzini. Detective duos. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97010562; Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "Ranges from Edgar Allan Poe (1844) to Julie Smith (1997), and includes 'The Empty House' as well as an interesting introduction and an intriguing selection of authors and stories, old and new."

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE ENGINEER'S THUMB (5)

154. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb. Paisley: Gleniffer Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 210 copies //

155. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

156. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Fang Qing, and Qiu Jinli. Gong cheng shi de mu zhi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the engineer's thumb./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title:; Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the engineer's thumb. Chinese //

157. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Spain Rodriguez. Sherlock Holmes' strangest cases. 1st ed. San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thumb -- The Musgrave ritual -- The adventure of Black Peter -- The adventure of the devil's foot. Scuttlebutt Nov 2001. // "Rodriguez was (with Robert Crumb) one of the founders of ZAP Comix, and was a leading contributor to underground comics, and his artwork is a dramatic match with the more macabre of Holmes' cases. Also available in cloth (signed, $40.00) and (signed, with an insert of original artwork, $160.00)."

158. Wilmore, Kathy, Ned Butterfield, Brian Bartle, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Treasury of illustrated classics). New York: Modern Pub, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Mr. Sherlock Holmes -- Adventure of the speckled bird -- Red-headed league -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Adventure of the blue carbuncle -- Adventure of the engineer's thumb //

Recounts the meeting of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson and some of their more famous cases

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE GOLDEN PINCE-NEZ (2)

159. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

160. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les hommes dansants, suivi de, L'entrepreneur de Norwood, Les trois étudiants, Le pince-nez en or, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hommes dansants; Entrepreneur de Norwood; Trois étudiants; Pince-nez en or. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE LION'S MANE (2)

161. Nouvelles policières. 1, Le crime n'est jamais parfait : [Maurice Leblanc, l'écharpe de soie rouge ; Arthur Conan Doyle, la crinière du lion ; G.K. Chesterton, l'oracle du chien ; S.A. Steeman, le mort dans l'ascenseur]. (Gf). Paris: Flammarion, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Présentation, chronologie, notes et dossier par Yveline Beaup. //

162. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE MAZARIN STONE (1)

163. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE MISSING THREE-QUARTER (4)

164. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La cycliste solitaire, suivi de, Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Cycliste solitaire; Charles Auguste Milverton; Gloria Scott; Trois-quart aile manquant. //

165. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire ; suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le Trois- quarts aile manquant, (Librio. Policier). Paris: Librio, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt et Michel Le Houbie. //

166. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La Cycliste solitaire, suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton ; Le Gloria Scott ; Le Trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. La Cycliste solitaire (The Solitary cyclist) / translated by Louis Chantemele - - Charles Auguste Milverton / tr. by Louis Chantemele -- Le Gloria Scott (The adventure of the "Gloria Scott") / tr. by Lucien Maricourt -- Le trois-quart aile manquant (The adventure of the missing three-quarter) / tr. by Michel Le Houbie. //

167. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE NAVAL TREATY (2)

168. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les six Napoléons, suivi de, L'homme à la lèvre tordue, Silver blaze, Le traité naval, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Six Napoléons; Homme à la lèvre tordue; Silver blaze; Traité naval. //

169. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE NOBLE BACHELOR (3)

170. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

171. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelley Jones. Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2. San Diego, CA : IDW; London : Diamond [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. artist, Kelley Jones. //

172. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Kelley Jones, and Jay Fotos. The Valley of Fear & Other Sherlock Holmes Stories, (Sherlock Holmes). San Diego, CA: IDW, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. Illustrated by Kelley Jones ; colors by Jay Fotos. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE NORWOOD BUILDER (3)

173. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les hommes dansants, suivi de, L'entrepreneur de Norwood, Les trois étudiants, Le pince-nez en or, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hommes dansants; Entrepreneur de Norwood; Trois étudiants; Pince-nez en or. //

174. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Norwood Builder, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates the case of a solicitor accused of murder.

175. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Orwoodnay Uilderbay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Norwood Builder. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE PRIORY SCHOOL (4)

176. Bassett, Jennifer, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Haiyan Chen. Fu'ermosi he gong jue de er zi = Sherlock Holmes and the Duke's son. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han shuang yu du wu). Beijing Shi: Wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

177. Bassett, Jennifer, Ron Tiner, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes and the Duke's son, (Oxford bookworms library. Crime & mystery. Stage 1). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., 1 map ; 20 cm. Arthur Conan Doyle ; retold by Jennifer Bassett ; illustrated by Ron Tiner. //

178. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the duke's son, (Oxford bookworms library.; Crime & mystery.; Stage 1). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 20 cm. + 1 sound disc (CD). Arthur Conan Doyle ; retold by Jennifer Bassett ; illustrated by Ron Tiner. //

179. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un scandale en Bohême -- Peter le Noir -- L'école du Prieuré -- Le détective mourant. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE RED CIRCLE (2)

180. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

181. ———. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE RETIRED COLOURMAN (1)

182. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE SIX NAPOLEONS (5)

183. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les six Napoléons, suivi de, L'homme à la lèvre tordue, Silver blaze, Le traité naval, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Six Napoléons; Homme à la lèvre tordue; Silver blaze; Traité naval. //

184. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Maria Grazia Bonfanti, and Roberta Formenti. Uno studio in rosso, (Il romanzo giallo classico). Milano: Garden Editoriale, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: L'avventura dei sei Napoleoni //

185. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Fang Qing, and Qiu Jinli. Liu zuo Napolun ban shen xiang. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the six Napoleons./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title:; Sherlock Holmes; 6 zuo Napolun ban shen xiang yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the six Napoleons. Chinese //

186. Hyder, William. "The Napoleon bust business again" a facsimile of the original manuscript of 'The Adventure of

the Six Napoleons' by Arthur Conan Doyle and commentary, (The Baker Street Irregulars Manuscript Series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars ; in cooperation with the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliogrphical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "Offering a facsimile and transcript of the manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Six Napoleons', and discussion of the manuscript, some of the dramatizations of the story, Conan Doyle's investment in a machine designed to create multiple copies of sculptures, the Borgias and black pearls, Victorian journalism, Italians in Victorian London, all by knowledgeable Sherlockian scholars."

187. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Ixsay Apoleonsnay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Six Napoleons. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE SOLITARY CYCLIST (4)

188. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La cycliste solitaire, suivi de, Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Cycliste solitaire; Charles Auguste Milverton; Gloria Scott; Trois-quart aile manquant. //

189. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire ; suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le Trois- quarts aile manquant, (Librio. Policier). Paris: Librio, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt et Michel Le Houbie. //

190. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire suivi de trois autres récits, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

191. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La Cycliste solitaire, suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton ; Le Gloria Scott ; Le Trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. La Cycliste solitaire (The Solitary cyclist) / translated by Louis Chantemele - - Charles Auguste Milverton / tr. by Louis Chantemele -- Le Gloria Scott (The adventure of the "Gloria Scott") / tr. by Lucien Maricourt -- Le trois-quart aile manquant (The adventure of the missing three-quarter) / tr. by Michel Le Houbie. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE SPECKLED BAND (21)

192. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

193. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

194. ———. Die Gespikkelde Band. Shelburne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated by Trilby Kent. Contents: The Speckled Band. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

195. ———. Misteret e Sherlok Holmsit. Translated by Manushaqe Bako. Tiranë: Dritan, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Speckled Band, The Red-Headed League, The Blue Carbuncle. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

196. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée, suivi de, L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bande mouchetée; Association des Hommes roux; Escarboucle bleue; Cinq pépins d'orange. //

197. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

198. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

199. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Speckled Band, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, Mn: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes comes to the aid of a client whose sister's dying words referred to a mysterious speckled band.

200. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange. Paris: Librio, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de trois autres récits. Traduits par Lucien Maricourt ... Michel Le Houbie. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

201. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Francis O'Gorman. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes ; with, The adventure of the speckled band, (Broadview editions). Peterborough, Ont, Orchard Park, N.Y: Broadview Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006372699. Includes bibliographical references and filmography (p. 297-300) //

202. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

203. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Spain Rodriguez. Sherlock Holmes' strangest cases. 1st ed. San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thumb -- The Musgrave ritual -- The adventure of Black Peter -- The adventure of the devil's foot. Scuttlebutt Nov 2001. // "Rodriguez was (with Robert Crumb) one of the founders of ZAP Comix, and was a leading contributor to underground comics, and his artwork is a dramatic match with the more macabre of Holmes' cases. Also available in cloth (signed, $40.00) and (signed, with an insert of original artwork, $160.00)."

204. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Diana Stewart, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Braille ed. Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

205. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Munch. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). Paris: Gallimard jeunesse, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- Un scandale en Bohème = A scandal in Bohemia -- L'escarboucle bleue = The blue carbuncle -- Le ruban moucheté = The speckled band. Translation of: The speckled band and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Originally issued: Paris : Robert Laffont, 1956 (Without illustrations). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

206. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Munch, and Yan Nascimbene. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange (The five orange pips) -- Un scandale en Bohème (A scandal in Bohemia) -- L'escarboucle bleue (The blue carbuncle) -- Le ruban moucheté (The speckled band). Cover ill. by Y. Nascimbene. Upper cover: colour wrappers with a silhouette of Holmes facing the window and holding a suspended yellow ribbon; title and credits in white lettering, black and white pictorial background with silhouette of Holmes in yellow; colour border. Lower cover: picture of Holmes standing at the window and holding a suspended ribbon in top left corner, and an ill. of a town square at bottom. Series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette repeating the picture of Holmes from the lower cover. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

207. Gruesser, John Cullen. A Century of Detection : Twenty Great Mystery Stories, 1841-1940. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., Publishers, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction. The invention of modern detection -- The murders in the rue morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The purloined letter morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The gold-bug morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- Who is the thief? / by Wilkie Collins -- The stolen white elephant / by Mark Twain -- The blue cross / by G. K. Chesterton -- A scandal in bohemia / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the speckled band / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the final problem / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The stolen cigar case / by Bret Harte -- The long arm / by Mary Wilkins Freeman -- The ninescore mystery / by Baroness Orczy -- Missing: page thirteen / by Anna Katharine Green -- A jury of her peers / by Susan Glaspell -- The false burton combs / by Carroll John Daly -- The road home / by Dashiell Hammett -- Murder at the automat / by Cornell Woolrich -- Talma gordon / by Pauline Hopkins -- He knew / by Chester Himes -- The birthmark / by Ralph Ellison. Includes bibliographical references and index. Edited by John Cullen Gruesser. // "Appropriate for the general reader and the student, this wide-ranging anthology of mystery stories provides a chronological and thematic survey of early detection fiction. Six thematic categories foreground the genre's fluidity and evolution, with selections presenting detectives in an array of nationalities, genders and sexual orientations, socioeconomic classes, political points of view, and ethnic and racial backgrounds"-- Provided by publisher.

208. Pullman, Philip, ed. Whodunit? detective stories. Boston: Kingfisher, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007043523. Contents: The speckled band / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The little mystery / E.C. Bentley -- The adventure of the Egyptian tomb / Agatha Christie -- Emil and the detectives (an extract) / Erich Kästner -- The inspiration of Mr. Budd / Dorothy L. Sayers -- From the files of Inspector Craig / Raymond Smullyan -- Butch minds the baby / Damon Runyon -- Murder at St. Oswald's / Michael Underwood -- The cross of Lorraine / Isaac Asimov -- The Newdick helicopter / Leslie Charteris -- Cold money / Ellery Queen -- More from the files of Inspector Craig / Raymond Smullyan -- The one-handed murderer / Italo Calvino (an Italian folktale) -- Fingerprinting a ghost / Tony Fletcher (from Memories of murder) -- It's a hard world / Andrew Vachss -- Maddened by mystery / Stephen Leacock //

209. Roden, Christopher, and Barbara Roden, eds. The speckled band, (The Case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashroft,

B.C: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Cleaning the Serpent's Tooth: Metaphor and Communication in 'The Speckled Band' / Diana Barsham; 'A Very Old Mansion' / Catherine Cooke; The First Real Victorian Villain of the Canon / David Stuart Davies; Sapengro; or, The Romany Rylott / Owen Dudley Edwards; Boas, Belmont and Bierce: The Sources of The Speckled Band / Richard Lancelyn Green //

210. Stewart, Diana, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Milwaukee: Raintree Publishers, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A scandal in Bohemia.--The adventure of the speckled band.--Silver Blaze.--The man with the twisted lip.--The Red-headed League. //

211. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay adventureyay ofyay hetay pechledsay andbay a Herlocksay Olmeshay adventureyay ranslatedtay intoyay Igpay Atinlay. Ontarioyay, Anadacay Ontario, Canada: Etropolitanmay Orontotay Eferencray Ibrarylay, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

212. West, Clare. Sherlock Holmes short stories. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. Visual Material 50 p. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.). Oxford bookworms library.; Stage 2.; Crime & mystery; retold by Clare West. // Visual material; kit

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE SUSSEX VAMPIRE (1)

213. Shaw, Murray, M. J. Cosson, Sophie Rohrbach, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Sussex vampire, (On the case with Holmes and Watson). Minneapolis: Graphic Universe, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill., col. map ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 47). Adapted by Murray Shaw and M.J. Cosson ; illustrated by Sophie Rohrbach ; from the original stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates a report of a young wife sucking the blood from her infant son. Includes a section explaining Holmes's reasoning and the clues he used to solve the mystery.

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE THREE GABLES (1)

214. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE THREE GARRIDEBS (2)

215. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

216. ———. Sherlock Holmes : More mysteries : Silver Blaze, the Three Garridebs, His last bow, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Collection bilingue. More mysteries : Silver blaze, Three Garridebs, His last bow. Choix, traduction et notes Frédérique Coste. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE THREE STUDENTS (3)

217. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Robert Latour, and Gilles Vauthier. Sherlock Holmes enquête. France?: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants //

218. ———. Sherlock Holmes enquête. [S.l.]: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants. Traduction de Bernard Tourville, de Robert Latour et de Gilles Vauthier. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

219. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Hreetay Tudentssay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. Contents: Three Students. Pig Latin. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF THE VEILED LODGER (5)

220. Cooper, Molly, and Barbara Kiwak. Classic mysteries a collection of mind-bending mysteries. Los Angeles: Lowell House Juvenile, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96000140; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // A collection of mystery stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and others

221. ———. Classic mysteries: a collection of mind-bending mysteries. Los Angeles: Lowell House Juvenile, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Adventure of the veiled lodger / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- Safety match / Anton Chekhov -- Stir outside the Cafe Royal (A story of Miss Van Snoop, Detective) / Clarence Rook -- Ruby and the Caldron / Anna Katharine Green -- Curious experience / Mark Twain -- Oblong box / Edgar Allen Poe. //

222. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

223. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and B. Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour

tous; Bilingue). Paris: Pocket, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Le mystère du Val Boscombe = The Boscombe Valley mystery -- Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- La pensionnaire voilée = The veiled lodger. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French & English. Selections. 2004 //

224. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous). [Paris]: Pocket, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. The Boscombe Valley mystery = Le mystère du Val Boscombe -- The five orange pips = Les cinq pépins d'orange -- The veiled lodger = La pensionnaire voilée. "Bilingue: anglais- français"--Cover. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE ADVENTURE OF WISTERIA LODGE (3)

225. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

226. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005817. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) // "'His Last Bow', the title story of this collection, tells how Sherlock Holmes is brought out of retirement to help the Government fight the German threat at the approach of the First World War. The Prime Minister himself requests Holmes's services to hunt down the remarkable German agent, Von Bork. Several of the detective's earlier cases complete the volume, including 'Wisteria Lodge', 'The Bruce-Partington Plans', and 'The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax'. In 'The Dying Detective', Dr Watson is horrified to discover Holmes at death's door from a mysterious tropical disease as his friend lays a trap for a murderer."--Book jacket

227. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Yin xing hao shi jian ; Kong wu zhi mi = Silver blaze ; The adventure of Wisteria lodge, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Kong wu zhi mi; Silver blaze; Adventure of Wisteria lodge [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Li Qixin]. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE BERYL CORONET (4)

228. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

229. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

230. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

231. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Fang Qing, and Qiu Jinli. Fei cui huang guan an. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the Beryl Coronet./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title: Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the Beryl Coronet. Chinese //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE BOSCOMBE VALLEY MYSTERY (9)

232. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

233. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio, 34). Paris: EJL, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. [trad.par L. Maricourt]. //

234. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave ; suivi de L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité,Le mystèrede la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. //

235. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave, suivi de, L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité, Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave (The Musgrave ritual) -- L'interprète grec (The Greek interpreter) -- Une affaire d'identité (A case of identity) -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). //

236. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and B. Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous; Bilingue). Paris: Pocket, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Le mystère du Val Boscombe = The Boscombe Valley mystery -- Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- La pensionnaire voilée = The veiled lodger. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French & English. Selections. 2004 //

237. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous). [Paris]: Pocket, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. The Boscombe Valley mystery = Le mystère du Val Boscombe -- The five orange pips = Les cinq pépins d'orange -- The veiled lodger = La pensionnaire voilée. "Bilingue: anglais- français"--Cover. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. //

238. Doyle, Arthur Conan, André Dommergues, Sidney Paget, and Marie-France Azéma. Le Mystère du Val Boscombe précédé de La Société protectrice des rouquins, (Classiques d'aujourd'hui). Paris: Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. La Société protectice des rouquins (The Red-headed League) -- Le mystère du Val Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). Illustrations by S. Paget. Traduction d'André

Dommergues ; préface et notes de Marie-France Azéma. //

239. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

240. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Tongye Di ; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju = The adventure of the Copper Beeches ; The boscombe valley mystery, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Tongye cun; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju; Adventure of the Copper Beeches; Boscombe valley mystery [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Zhuang Liling]. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE CROOKED MAN (1)

241. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le problème final, précédé de, La face jaune, Un estropié, Le malade à demeure, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Problème final; Face jaune; Estropié; Malade à demeure. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LADY FRANCES CARFAX (2)

242. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

243. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes, (The world's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005817. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) // "'His Last Bow', the title story of this collection, tells how Sherlock Holmes is brought out of retirement to help the Government fight the German threat at the approach of the First World War. The Prime Minister himself requests Holmes's services to hunt down the remarkable German agent, Von Bork. Several of the detective's earlier cases complete the volume, including 'Wisteria Lodge', 'The Bruce-Partington Plans', and 'The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax'. In 'The Dying Detective', Dr Watson is horrified to discover Holmes at death's door from a mysterious tropical disease as his friend lays a trap for a murderer."--Book jacket

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE FINAL PROBLEM (5)

244. Dixie, Steve (trans.). De Damn Case of Sherlock Holmes. S.l.: Privately printed, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- This is a parody of Holmes and Ebonics. This is certainly not a real translation. Contents: His Last Bow, Dying Detective, Final Problem. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

245. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le problème final, précédé de, La face jaune, Un estropié, Le malade à demeure, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Problème final; Face jaune; Estropié; Malade à demeure. //

246. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

247. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

248. Gruesser, John Cullen. A Century of Detection : Twenty Great Mystery Stories, 1841-1940. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., Publishers, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction. The invention of modern detection -- The murders in the rue morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The purloined letter morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- The gold-bug morgue / by Edgar Allan Poe -- Who is the thief? / by Wilkie Collins -- The stolen white elephant / by Mark Twain -- The blue cross / by G. K. Chesterton -- A scandal in bohemia / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the speckled band / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The adventure of the final problem / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The stolen cigar case / by Bret Harte -- The long arm / by Mary Wilkins Freeman -- The ninescore mystery / by Baroness Orczy -- Missing: page thirteen / by Anna Katharine Green -- A jury of her peers / by Susan Glaspell -- The false burton combs / by Carroll John Daly -- The road home / by Dashiell Hammett -- Murder at the automat / by Cornell Woolrich -- Talma gordon / by Pauline Hopkins -- He knew / by Chester Himes -- The birthmark / by Ralph Ellison. Includes bibliographical references and index. Edited by John Cullen Gruesser. // "Appropriate for the general reader and the student, this wide-ranging anthology of mystery stories provides a chronological and thematic survey of early detection fiction. Six thematic categories foreground the genre's fluidity and evolution, with selections presenting detectives in an array of nationalities, genders and sexual orientations, socioeconomic classes, political points of view, and ethnic and racial backgrounds"-- Provided by publisher.

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE FIVE ORANGE PIPS (12)

249. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Five Orange Pips. Wigtown: Gleniffer Press. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 260 copies //

250. ———. Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes). [S.l.]: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Five orange pips. French. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

251. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée, suivi de, L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bande mouchetée; Association des Hommes roux; Escarboucle bleue; Cinq pépins d'orange. //

252. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

253. ———. Sherlock Holmes two complete adventures. Running Press miniature ed. Philadelphia, Pa.; London: Running Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89060273 //r933. Contents: Introduction -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle. Citations: De Waal C2141.2 //

254. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and B. Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous; Bilingue). Paris: Pocket, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Le mystère du Val Boscombe = The Boscombe Valley mystery -- Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- La pensionnaire voilée = The veiled lodger. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French & English. Selections. 2004 //

255. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous). [Paris]: Pocket, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. The Boscombe Valley mystery = Le mystère du Val Boscombe -- The five orange pips = Les cinq pépins d'orange -- The veiled lodger = La pensionnaire voilée. "Bilingue: anglais- français"--Cover. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. //

256. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange. Paris: Librio, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de trois autres récits. Traduits par Lucien Maricourt ... Michel Le Houbie. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

257. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Munch. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). Paris: Gallimard jeunesse, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- Un scandale en Bohème = A scandal in Bohemia -- L'escarboucle bleue = The blue carbuncle -- Le ruban moucheté = The speckled band. Translation of: The speckled band and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Originally issued: Paris : Robert Laffont, 1956 (Without illustrations). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

258. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Munch, and Yan Nascimbene. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange (The five orange pips) -- Un scandale en Bohème (A scandal in Bohemia) -- L'escarboucle bleue (The blue carbuncle) -- Le ruban moucheté (The speckled band). Cover ill. by Y. Nascimbene. Upper cover: colour wrappers with a silhouette of Holmes facing the window and holding a suspended yellow ribbon; title and credits in white lettering, black and white pictorial background with silhouette of Holmes in yellow; colour border. Lower cover: picture of Holmes standing at the window and holding a suspended ribbon in top left corner, and an ill. of a town square at bottom. Series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette repeating the picture of Holmes from the lower cover. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

259. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Ivefay Orangeyay Ipspay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Five Orange Pips. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

260. West, Clare. Sherlock Holmes short stories. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. Visual Material 50 p. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.). Oxford bookworms library.; Stage 2.; Crime & mystery; retold by Clare West. // Visual material; kit

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE GREEK INTERPRETER (8)

261. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio, 34). Paris: EJL, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. [trad.par L. Maricourt]. //

262. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave ; suivi de L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité,Le mystèrede la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. //

263. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave, suivi de, L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité, Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave (The Musgrave ritual) -- L'interprète grec (The Greek interpreter) -- Une affaire d'identité (A case of identity) -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). //

264. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

265. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelley Jones. Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2. San Diego, CA : IDW; London : Diamond [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. artist, Kelley Jones. //

266. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Kelley Jones, and Jay Fotos. The Valley of Fear & Other Sherlock Holmes Stories, (Sherlock Holmes). San Diego, CA: IDW, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. Illustrated by Kelley Jones ; colors by Jay Fotos. //

267. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

268. Zhao, Changnian, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang Yu. Yao shi yu di xia tie. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Bao ya jia huo di gui ji -- Yao shi yu di xia tie -- Du she Mi'erbadun. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao./ Adaptation of : Bruce Partington plans, The Greek interpreter, and The adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton. Yao shi yu di xia tie Kenan Dao'er yuan zuo ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen cha tu. //

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269. Cursed creatures. North American ed, (Ghost stories). Milwaukee, WI: Gareth Stevens Publishing, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006012442. Contents: What was it? / Fitz-James O'Brien -- The story of Baelbrow / E. and H. Heron -- Dracula / Bram Stoker -- Man-size in marble / E. Nesbit -- The hound of the Baskervilles / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- Carmilla / J. Sheridan Le Fanu -- The masque of the Red Death / Edgar Allan Poe -- The picture of Dorian Gray / Oscar Wilde -- Ghosts that have haunted me / J. K. Bangs //

270. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Basike cun lie quan = The hound of the Baskervilles. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The hound of the baskervilles. Basike cun lie quan [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Chinese //

271. ———. Basikewei'er di lie quan. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she : Fa xing Li yuan shu bao she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Chinese //

272. ———. The hound of Baskervilles. 1st ed. Jackson Hole, WY: Archeion Press, LLC, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007942279 //

273. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

274. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles, (New York Post family classics library). New York: New York Post, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead at his manor house in Devon, surrounded by footprints of a large hound reminding people of an ancient legend that has haunted the family for generations

275. ———. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Nicholas Meyer. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "As with previous volumes in the series, the annotations draw upon old and new Sherlockian scholarship, and on the manuscript for Chapter XI, and there's discussion of the many candidates for Baskerville Hall."

276. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles, (Dover thrift editions). New York: Dover, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94026077 //

277. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles, (Oxford children's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007281878 //

278. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. Printed on Demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

279. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. Large type ed. Bath: Chivers, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

280. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles, (The art of the novella; Melville House classics). Hoboken, N.J.: Melville House Pub., 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

281. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles, Puffin classics. London/New York: Puffin Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Complete and unabridged. //

282. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. Moskva: Raduga, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translated from the English. Arthur Conan Doyle = Sobaka Baskervilei / Artur Konan Doil ; [per. s angl. N. Volzhinoi]. //

283. ———. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Lexington, KY: Sherlock Holmes Collection, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

284. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles ; The valley of fear. London: Collector's Library, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. //

285. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes. London: T. Nelson & Sons, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C365, C365V, C366 //

286. ———. Il mastino dei Baskerville : Sherlock Holmes scioglie un'inquietante maledizione / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Italian. [Ferlina]: Demetra, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. traduzione e presentazione di Luca Michelini. //

287. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (La bibliothèque Gallimard .; Texte & dossier). Paris: Gallimard, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduction et lecture accompagnée par Jean-Pierre Naugrette. //

288. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (Le livre de poche). Paris: Paris R. Laffont, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Sur la couv.: Sherlock Holmes. Trad. de Bernard Tourville. Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. French. //

289. ———. Le chien des Baskerville : Sherlock Holmes, (Castor poche). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. "Texte intégral"--P. [4] de la couv. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville. //

290. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

291. ———. Qeni I Baskervilëve. Translated by Vjollca Shtylla. Tiranë: Botime Çabej, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Hound of the Baskervilles. Albanian. //

292. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

293. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : [selected works]. London: Edimat Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A Study in Scarlet -- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- The Hound of the Baskervilles. //

294. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : le Chien des Baskerville. Paris: Librio, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "119"-- Spine/ Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. / Uniform Title: Hhound of the Baskervilles. French. //

295. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : le Chien des Baskerville. Paris: Librio, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "119"-- Spine/ Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Translated by Lucien Maricourt. //

296. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bruce Brooks. The hound of the Baskervilles, (Aladdin classics). New York: Aladdin Paperbacks, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00101508 //

297. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Michael S Cox, and Francis Mosley. Sherlock Holmes : complete stories. London: Folio Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The valley of fear -- The hound of the Baskervilles -- The sign of four -- A study in scarlet //

298. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Lorne Dixon. Hound : Sherlock Holmes and the curse of the Baskervilles. Winnipeg: Coscom Entertainment, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

299. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Maurice Bernard Endrèbe. Le chien des Baskerville, (Collection jeunes). Paris: France Loisirs, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Pictorial black hardcover showing the hound, Holmes and a moon in the background; author's name in grey and title lettering in white. Traduction de Maurice-Bernard Endrèbe. //

300. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jeremy Fitzgerald, and Louis Vaughan. The hound of the Baskervilles. 1st ed, Reading and training.; Elementary. Barcelona: Ediciones Vicens Vives, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- il. ; 21 cm. + 1 CD-Audio. Black cat. Retold by Jeremy Fitzegarld ; activities by Louis Vaughan. //

301. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Pauline Francis. The Hound of the Baskervilles, (Essential classics). London: Evans, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Retold by Pauline Francis. //

302. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Christopher Frayling. The Hound of the Baskervilles : another adventure of Sherlock Holmes, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvi-xxxvii). Edited with an introduction and notes by Christopher Frayling. //

303. ———. The Hound of the Baskervilles : another adventure of Sherlock Holmes, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvi-xxxvii). Edited with an introduction and notes by Christopher Frayling. //

304. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Frantisek Gel. The hound of the Baskervilles = Pes baskervillský. Vyd. v dvojjazycné verzi 1. ed, (Bilingua crimi). Praha: Garamond, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Pes baskervillský. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Frantisek Gel]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Czech & English //

305. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Frantisek Gel, and Adolf Born. Pes baskervillský : dalsí dobrodruzství Sherlocka Holmese. 5. vyd. v Albatrosu ed. Praha: Albatros, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. [ilustroval Adolf Born ; z anglictiny prelozil Frantisek Gel]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Cesky //

306. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-chin. Gu di zhi guai. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The hound of baskervilles./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-199). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Hound of baskervilles. Chinese //

307. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Rudyard Kipling, and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Baskervil’lar ete. Kazan: "Magarif", 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. "Dlia detei i iunoshestva"--Colophon. / "Literaturno-khudozhestvennoe izdanie"--Colophon. Title in colophon:; Sobaka Baskervilei; Maugli; Malen’kii prints. //

308. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Lucien Maricourt. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Le Chien des Baskerville, (Livre à 10F). Paris: Librio, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "Texte intégral"--t.p. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Colour illustrated wrappers with a reproduction of a poster for the film "The Hound of the Baskervilles" with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

309. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Sharma Navin. The hound of the Baskervilles, (Illustrated classics). Singapore: Allscript Establishment, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 14 cm. abridged by Navin Sharma. //

310. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Francis O'Gorman. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes ; with, The adventure of the speckled band, (Broadview editions). Peterborough, Ont, Orchard Park, N.Y: Broadview Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006372699. Includes bibliographical references and filmography (p. 297-300) //

311. Doyle, Arthur Conan, J. R. Parks, and Vinod Kumar. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Delhi : Campfire; London : Frances Lincoln [distributor]: London, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Adapted by J.R. Parks ; illustrated by Vinod Kumar. //

312. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Martin Powell, and Daniel Pérez. The Hound of the Baskervilles : a Sherlock Holmes mystery, (Graphic revolve). Oxford: Raintree, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: Minneapolis, Minn.: Stone Arch; London, Raintree, 2009. Retold by Martin Powell ; illustrated by Daniel Perez. //

313. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and W. W. Robson. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes, (The World's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005821. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxi-xxxvi) // "The Hound of the Baskervilles is the tale of an ancient curse suddenly given a terrifying modern application. The grey towers of Baskerville Hall and the wild open country of Dartmoor hold many secrets for Holmes and Watson to unravel. The detective is contemptuous of supernatural manifestations, but the reader will remain perpetually haunted by the hound from the moor."--Book jacket

314. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93000934 //r93. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

315. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Le chien des Baskerville, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris]: Editions Gallimard Jeunesse, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Translation of: The hount of the Baskerville. Supplément réalisé par Christian Biet ... [et al.] : p. [267]-302. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

316. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (Castor poche, 478). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. French //

317. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Davaine. Le chien des Baskerville. Folio junior éd. spéciale. ed, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers with portrait of Holmes at top of upper cover with the hound at base of upper cover; hound repeated on lower cover and in part at base of spine; series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrator on verso; t.p. with title vignette of a horse-drawn coach; supplement of questions, etc. based on the novel (p. [267]-302) at end of novel in tête-bêche format. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

318. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Davaine, and Yan Nascimbene. Le chien des Baskerville. Folio junior éd. spéciale. ed, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, (Imprimerie Hérissey), 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Full-colour illustrated wrappers with Sherlock Holmes in the foreground and a silhouette of the hound standing on the moor further in the background on upper cover; portrait of Holmes in an armchair at top of lower cover repeated in part at base of spine; series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette of a horse-drawn coach; supplement of questions, etc. based on the novel (p. [267]-302); and [7] p. of publisher's advert. at end of novel. Cover illustrations: Y. Nascimbene. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

319. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ruzica Vlaskalin, and Aleksander Vlaskalin. Baskervilski pas, (Vecernjakova biblioteka). Zagreb: Vecernji List, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. prevela Ruzica i Aleksandar Vlaskalin. Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Croatian //

320. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Malvina G. Vogel. Sherlock Holmes and the case of the Hound of the Baskervilles, (Great illustrated classics). New York: Baronet Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Originally published: New York : Playmore, 1977. adapted by Malvina G. Vogel ; illustrations by Pablo Marcos Studio. //

321. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jan Zábrana, and Frantisek Gel. Pes baskervillský. Vyd. 6., V Jote 1. ed, (Príbehy). Brno: Jota, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Na doplnkové tit. s., na obálce a v tirázi souborný název: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 4. Hound of the Baskervilles. Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Frantisek Gel ; edicní poznámka a poznámka o autorovi Jan Zábrana]. //

322. Duchâteau, André-Paul, Stibane, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes der Hund von Baskerville, (Die grossen Detektive). Stuttgart: Feest Comics, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

323. Greenwood, Marie, Mark Oldroyd, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The hound of the Baskervilles. 1st American ed, (Dorling Kindersley classics). New York: Dorling Kindersley Pub., 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm. Mr. Sherlock Holmes -- Curse of the baskervilles -- Sir. Henry baskervilles -- Baskerville Hall -- Dr. Watson reports -- Man on the Tor -- Death on the moor -- Hound

of the baskervilles -- Retrospection. Illustrated by Mark Oldroyd ; [adapted by Marie Greenwood]. Scuttlebutt Feb 2001. // The story is abridged for younger readers. Illustrated notes throughout the text explain the historical background of the story.

324. Nobes, Patrick, Arthur Conan Doyle, Xiaomei Ren, and Chen Shuxian. Basikewei'er lie quan = The hound of the Baskervilles. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han dui zhao du wu). Beijing: Wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Hound of the Baskervilles Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; Patrick Nobes gai xie ; Ren Xiaomei yi ; Chen Shuxian cha tu. //

325. Oliphant, David, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Basikajia di lie quan, (Shi jie wen xue ming zhu jing tsüi (Man hua ban)). Taibei Shi: Lu qiao wen hua shi ye you xian gong si, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 22 cm. Abridged edition in cartoon format. Basika jia de lie quan [rewritten by David Oliphant] ; Kenan Dao'er. Hound of the Baskervilles //

326. Vosburg, Mike, Dan Spiegle, Arthur Conan Doyle, William Shakespeare, Washington Irving, Shannon Lowry, Shannon Lowry, and Suzette Haden Elgin. Murder & mystery. North American.; U.S. ed, (Bank Street graphic novels). Milwaukee, Wis: World Almanac Library, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006053109. Contents: Hound of the Baskervilles / by Arthur Conan Doyle ; adapted by Shannon Lowry ; illustrations by Mike Vosburg -- William Shakespeare's Macbeth / adapted by Suzette Haden Elgin ; art by Mike Vosburg -- The legend of Sleepy Hollow / by Washington Irving ; adapted by Shannon Lowry ; illustrated by Dan Spiegle //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE MAN WITH THE TWISTED LIP (6)

327. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The man with the twisted lip : and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes = L'homme à la lèvre tordue et autres adventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio bilingue). Paris: Gallimard, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Homme à la lèvre tordue et autres adventures de Sherlock Holmes. Traduit de l'anglais par Julie Pujos en collab ; avec Marie-Pierre Coutelle. //

328. ———. The man with the twisted lip ; and, The adventure of the Devil's foot, (Penguin 60s). London: Penguin, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

329. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les six Napoléons, suivi de, L'homme à la lèvre tordue, Silver blaze, Le traité naval, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Six Napoléons; Homme à la lèvre tordue; Silver blaze; Traité naval. //

330. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Diana Stewart, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Braille ed. Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

331. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

332. Stewart, Diana, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Milwaukee: Raintree

Publishers, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A scandal in Bohemia.--The adventure of the speckled band.--Silver Blaze.--The man with the twisted lip.--The Red-headed League. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE MUSGRAVE RITUAL (10)

333. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio, 34). Paris: EJL, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. [trad.par L. Maricourt]. //

334. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave ; suivi de L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité,Le mystèrede la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. //

335. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave, suivi de, L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité, Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave (The Musgrave ritual) -- L'interprète grec (The Greek interpreter) -- Une affaire d'identité (A case of identity) -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). //

336. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

337. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Paul Churchill, and Dean Fewell. Ritualia musgraviensia. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

338. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Spain Rodriguez. Sherlock Holmes' strangest cases. 1st ed. San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thumb -- The Musgrave ritual -- The adventure of Black Peter -- The adventure of the devil's foot. Scuttlebutt Nov 2001. // "Rodriguez was (with Robert Crumb) one of the founders of ZAP Comix, and was a leading contributor to underground comics, and his artwork is a dramatic match with the more macabre of Holmes' cases. Also available in cloth (signed, $40.00) and (signed, with an insert of original artwork, $160.00)."

339. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Robert Latour, and Gilles Vauthier. Sherlock Holmes enquête. France?: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants //

340. ———. Sherlock Holmes enquête. [S.l.]: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants. Traduction de Bernard Tourville, de Robert Latour et de Gilles Vauthier. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

341. Roden, Christopher, and Barbara Roden, eds. The Musgrave Ritual, (The Case files of Sherlock Holmes). Penyffordd, Chester: Calabash Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. 'Whose Was It?' - Well, James V of Scotland's

Probably / Catherine Cooke; Alas, Poor Brunton! / Frank Darlington; The Odd Couple: Some Observations on 'The Musgrave Ritual' / David Stuart Davies; Rituals and Musgraves / Owen Dudley Edwards; Whence Came It? The Sources of The Musgrave Ritual / Richard Lancelyn Green; What Was the Month? The chronology of 'The Musgrave Ritual' / John Hall //

342. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Usgravemay Itualray. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Musgrave Ritual. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE PROBLEM OF THOR BRIDGE (4)

343. Bloom, Harold. "Stories and poems for extremely intelligent children of all ages." Scribner, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. // A collection of stories and poems, arranged in four sections corresponding to the four seasons. Includes (in the section for "Autumn") "The Problem of Thor Bridge".

344. ———. Stories and poems for extremely intelligent children of all ages. 1st Touchstone ed. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes index. // A collection of stories and poems, arranged in four sections corresponding to the four seasons. Includes (in the section for "Autumn") "The Problem of Thor Bridge".

345. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

346. Munkholm, Per. Alle tiders mord : mordet som tema fra oldtiden til i dag : antologi til dansk. 1. udgave, 1. oplag. ed. Copenhagen: Munksgaard, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Contents: Gisle Surssøns saga (uddrag). Balders død. Lokes straf. Jellingestenene. Skånske lov (uddrag). Jyske lov (uddrag). Steen Steensen Blicher: Præsten i Vejlby. Ole Kollerød: Miin historie (uddrag). Edgar Allan Poe: Den sorte kat. Christian Winther: Skriftestolen. Henrik Cavling: Henrettelse. Arthur Conan Doyle: Thor broen. George Simenon: Manden på gaden. Maj Sjöwall: Politimorderen / Maj Sjöwall og Per Wahlöö (uddrag). Jan Stage: Den sidste soldat (uddrag). - Digt af Julius Strandberg. Folkeviser. [udgivet af] Per Munkholm. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE RED-HEADED LEAGUE (19)

347. Ancèle, Jean-Pierre. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : two famous Sherlock Holmes stories : "A scandal in Bohemia", "The red-headed league", (Référence). Paris: Ellipses, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scandal in Bohemia -- Red-headed league. Présentation et notes de Jean- Pierre Ancèle. //

348. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1998. Red-headed league -- Case of identity -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Beryl coronet -- Copper beeches -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Speckled band. //

349. ———. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

350. ———. Misteret e Sherlok Holmsit. Translated by Manushaqe Bako. Tiranë: Dritan, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Speckled Band, The Red-Headed League, The Blue Carbuncle. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

351. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée, suivi de, L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bande mouchetée; Association des Hommes roux; Escarboucle bleue; Cinq pépins d'orange. //

352. ———. Sherlock Holmes reader, (Courage classics). Philadelphia: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93074687. Contents: The "Gloria Scott" -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men //

353. ———. Tentativa për prabitjen e një banke. Translated by Elta Deveja. Tiranë: Shtypur në shtypshkronjën, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Red-Headed League. Albanian. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

354. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Paul Bachem. The mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The Beryl Coronet -- The Musgrave ritual -- The Greek interpreter -- The final problem -- The adventure of the empty house. //

355. Doyle, Arthur Conan, André Dommergues, Sidney Paget, and Marie-France Azéma. Le Mystère du Val Boscombe précédé de La Société protectrice des rouquins, (Classiques d'aujourd'hui). Paris: Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. La Société protectice des rouquins (The Red-headed League) -- Le mystère du Val Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). Illustrations by S. Paget. Traduction d'André Dommergues ; préface et notes de Marie-France Azéma. //

356. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Red- Headed League, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates a bizarre case involving a red-haired pawnbroker and his employer who has disappeared.

357. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange. Paris: Librio, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de trois autres récits. Traduits par Lucien Maricourt ... Michel Le Houbie. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

358. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

359. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Diana Stewart, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Braille ed. Austin, Texas: Steck-Vaughn Co., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

360. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

361. Klinger, Leslie S., and Timothy Bourke. What Game was Afoot in The Red-Headed League? Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

362. Kronzek, Rochelle. All-time Favorite Detective Stories. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The hands of Mr. Ottermole / Thomas Burke -- The purloined letter / Edgar Allan Poe -- The red-headed league / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The avenging chance / Anthony Berkeley -- The absent-minded coterie / Robert Barr -- The problem of cell 13 / Jacques Futrelle -- The invisible man / G. K. Chesterton -- Naboth's vineyard / Melville D. Post -- The gioconda smile / Aldous Huxley -- The yellow slugs / H. C. Bailey -- The genuine tabard / E. C. Bentley -- Suspicion / Dorothy L. Sayers. Edited by Rochelle Kronzek. //

363. Penzler, Otto, ed. The 50 greatest mysteries of all time. Los Angeles, New York: Dove Books. Distributed by Penguin USA, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98182750. Contents: The purloined letter / Edgar Allan Poe -- A terribly strange bed / Wilkie Collins -- The three strangers / Thomas Hardy -- The red-headed league / Arthur Conan Doyle -- The corpus delecti / Melville Davisson Post -- Gentlemen and players / E.W. Hornung - - A journey / Edith Wharton -- The leopard man's story / Jack London -- A retrieved reformation / O. Henry -- The problem of Cell 13 / Jacques Futrelle -- The absent-minded coterie / Robert Barr -- The invisible man / G.K. Chesterton -- The infallible Godahl / Frederick Irving Anderson -- The adventure of the unique "Hamlet" / Vincent Starrett -- The Gioconda smile / Aldous Huxley -- Haircut / Ring Lardner -- The killers / Ernest Hemingway -- The hands of Mr. Ottermole / Thomas Burke -- The little house at Croix-Rousse / Georges Simenon -- The case of the missing patriarchs / Logan Clendening -- Clerical error / James Gould Cozzens -- The two bottles of relish / Lord Dunsany -- Contents: The chaser / John Collier -- The perfect crime / Ben Ray Redman -- Yours truly, Jack the Ripper / Robert Bloch -- The blind spot / Barry Perowne -- The catbird seat / James Thurber -- Recipe for murder / C.P. Donnel Jr. -- The nine mile walk / Harry Kemelman -- Kill or be killed / Ogden Nash -- The specialty of the house / Stanley Ellin -- Nearly perfect / A.A. Milne -- The Gettysburg Bugle / Ellery Queen -- The last spin / Evan Hunter -- Stand up and die! / Mickey Spillane -- A new leaf / Jack Ritchie -- The snail-watcher / Patricia Highsmith -- The long way down / Edward D. Hoch -- The man who never told a lie / Isaac Asimov -- I have / John Gardner -- Quitters, Inc. / Stephen King -- Horn man / Clark Howard -- The new girl friend / Ruth Rendell -- By the dawn's early light / Lawrence Block -- Iris / Stephen Greenleaf -- High Darktown / James Ellroy -- The Pietro Andromache / Sara Paretsky -- Soft monkey / Harlan Ellison -- The hand of Carlos / Charles McCarry -- Karen makes out / Elmore Leonard //

364. Stewart, Diana, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Don Toht. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. Milwaukee: Raintree Publishers, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A scandal in Bohemia.--The adventure of the speckled band.--Silver Blaze.--The man with the twisted lip.--The Red-headed League. //

365. Wilmore, Kathy, Ned Butterfield, Brian Bartle, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Treasury of illustrated classics). New York: Modern Pub, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Mr. Sherlock Holmes -- Adventure of the speckled bird -- Red-headed league -- Scandal in Bohemia -- Adventure of the blue carbuncle -- Adventure of the engineer's thumb //

Recounts the meeting of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson and some of their more famous cases

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE RESIDENT PATIENT (2)

366. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le problème final, précédé de, La face jaune, Un estropié, Le malade à demeure, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Problème final; Face jaune; Estropié; Malade à demeure. //

367. Manson, Cynthia, and Cathleen Jordan, eds. Murder most medical stories from Alfred Hitchcock mystery magazine and Ellery Queen's mystery magazine. 1st ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95010409 // Contents include "The Resident Patient".

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE SIGN OF FOUR (22)

368. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. 1, Une étude en rouge = A study in scarlet. Le signe des quatre = The sign of four. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes, 1 = The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 1 : Edition bilingue. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Nouvelle traduction d'Eric Wittersheim. //

369. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

370. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

371. ———. Si ge ren de qian ming = The sign of four. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The sign of four. Si ge ren de qian ming [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

372. ———. The sign of four. Peterborough, Ont, Orchard Park, N.Y: Broadview Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001271867 //

373. ———. The Sign of Four. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed, (The Sherlock Holmes reference library). Indianapolis: Gasogene, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 115-120). Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "With a delightful introduction by Bernard Davies, who offers an essay that is both personal and scholarly; as in previous volumes, the annotations and appendices are based on Sherlockian scholarship both old and new."

374. ———. The sign of four, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. xviii). Introduction by Peter Ackroyd ; notes by Ed Glinert. //

375. ———. The sign of the four. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

376. ———. A study in Scarlet ; and, The sign of four. London: Collector's Library, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. With an afterword by David Stuart Davis. //

377. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Le signe des quatre, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Signe des quatre. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

378. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and John Young Cole. The sign of four, (The Library of Congress centennial bestseller series). Bedford (Mass.): Applewood Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93050112 //

379. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Michael S Cox, and Francis Mosley. Sherlock Holmes : complete stories. London: Folio Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The valley of fear -- The hound of the Baskervilles -- The sign of four -- A study in scarlet //

380. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-ching. Si qian ming. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (F-erh-mo-ssû t`an an ch`üan chi). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The sign of four./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 145-147). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng, Xiao-ching yi]. / Uniform Title: Sign of four. Chinese //

381. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelley Jones. Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2. San Diego, CA : IDW; London : Diamond [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. artist, Kelley Jones. //

382. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Kelley Jones, and Jay Fotos. The Valley of Fear & Other Sherlock Holmes Stories, (Sherlock Holmes). San Diego, CA: IDW, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. Illustrated by Kelley Jones ; colors by Jay Fotos. //

383. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Alberto Laiseca, and Jorge León Burgos Funes. Estudio en escarlata ; y, El signo de los cuatro, (Sherlock Homes). Madrid: Nowtilus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Study in scarlet. The Sign of Four. Spanish. [edición de Alberto Laiseca ; traducción, Jorge León Burgos Funes]. //

384. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Irena Popovic. Crvena nit, (Avanture Serloka Holmsa). Novi Sad: Vega media, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Crvena nit (Study in scarlet) -- Znak cetvorice (Sign of four). Black pictorial softcover with part title in white lettering over red background. Translated by Irena Popovic. //

385. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Catherine Richard. Sherlock Holmes, 1, (Les intégrales du Masque). Paris: [Éd. du Masque], 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Une étude en rouge -- Le signe des quatre -- Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes -- Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes. //

386. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and S. C. Roberts. Sherlock Holmes selected stories, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98215248. Contents: Silver blaze -- The speckled band -- The sign of four -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The naval treaty -- The blue carbuncle -- The Greek interpreter -- The red-headed league -- The empty house -- The missing three-quarter -- His last bow //

387. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Christopher Roden. The sign of the four, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93020422 //r93. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

388. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Shafquat Towheed. The Sign of Four, (Broadview editions). Peterborough, Ont.: Broadview Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- port., map ; 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references: p. 215-218. Edited by Shafquat Towheed. //

389. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Karel Weinfurter, Jaroslav Zajícek-Horský, Vladimír Henzl, and Ludek Ondruska. Trikrát Sherlock Holmes. Ceský Tesín: Oddych, Brnenské papírny, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Znamení ctyr -- Udolí bázne -- Studie v sarlatové. Valley of Fear -- Study in Scarlet -- Sign of Four. Jaz. úprava Ludek Ondruska ; Z angl. prel. Jar. Zajícek-Horský, Karel Weinfurter, Vladimír Henzl //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE VALLEY OF FEAR (16)

390. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The hound of the Baskervilles ; The valley of fear. London: Collector's Library, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. //

391. ———. Kong ju zhi gu = The valley of fear. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear. [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

392. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

393. ———. Udolí strachu. Vyd. 1. ed, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. cást I. Tragédie v Birlstonu -- cást II. Brakýri. Prelozeno z anglictiny. / Uniform Title: Valley of Fear. Cesky //

394. ———. The Valley of Fear. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Julia Rosenblatt. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "With a fine introduction by Julia Carlson Rosenblatt, whose insights on the story and its setting are as helpful to the reader as they were to those who participated in last year's excursion into the Valley; the annotations and appendices are as usual

based on old and new Sherlockian scholarship."

395. ———. The valley of fear. New South Wales, Australia: ReadHowYouWant.com, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

396. ———. The valley of fear and selected cases, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Introduction by Charles Palliser ; notes by Ed Glinert. // Valley of fear -- Selected cases from The return of Sherlock Holmes: Empty house ; Dancing men ; Black Peter ; Charles Augustus Milverton ; Six Napoleons ; Abbey grange -- From His last bow: Adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans ; Adventure of the dying detective ; Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax ; His last bow.

397. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Michael S Cox, and Francis Mosley. Sherlock Holmes : complete stories. London: Folio Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The valley of fear -- The hound of the Baskervilles -- The sign of four -- A study in scarlet //

398. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. The valley of fear, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93025387. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

399. ———. The valley of fear, (The World's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94005816. Includes bibliographical references (p. xliv-xlix) //

400. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Maurice Bernard Endrèbe, and Jean-Claude Claeys. La vallée de la peur : une enquête de Sherlock Holmes. Paris: Pocket jeunesse, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear. "J251"--spine. "Pocket junior: roman"-- cover. Cover ill. by Jean-Claude Claeys. Traduction de Maurice-Bernard Endrèbe. //

401. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-chîng. Kong bu gu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-169). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Valley of fear. Chinese //

402. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelley Jones. Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2. San Diego, CA : IDW; London : Diamond [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. artist, Kelley Jones. //

403. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Kelley Jones, and Jay Fotos. The Valley of Fear & Other Sherlock Holmes Stories, (Sherlock Holmes). San Diego, CA: IDW, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. Illustrated by Kelley Jones ; colors by Jay Fotos. //

404. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Karel Weinfurter, Jaroslav Zajícek-Horský, Vladimír Henzl, and Ludek Ondruska. Trikrát Sherlock Holmes. Ceský Tesín: Oddych, Brnenské papírny, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Znamení ctyr -- Udolí bázne -- Studie v sarlatové. Valley of Fear -- Study in Scarlet -- Sign of Four. Jaz. úprava Ludek Ondruska ; Z angl. prel. Jar. Zajícek-Horský, Karel Weinfurter, Vladimír Henzl //

405. Reyburn, Stanley S., and Arthur Conan Doyle. The valley of fear. Studio City, CA: Players, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98004275. Contents: Pt. 1. The tragedy of Birlstone -- Pt. 2. The scrowers //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THE YELLOW FACE (3)

406. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le problème final, précédé de, La face jaune, Un estropié, Le malade à demeure, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Problème final; Face jaune; Estropié; Malade à demeure. //

407. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelley Jones. Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2. San Diego, CA : IDW; London : Diamond [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. artist, Kelley Jones. //

408. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Kelley Jones, and Jay Fotos. The Valley of Fear & Other Sherlock Holmes Stories, (Sherlock Holmes). San Diego, CA: IDW, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. The valley of fear -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The yellow face -- The Greek interpreter -- The sign of four. Illustrated by Kelley Jones ; colors by Jay Fotos. //

01A SACRED WRITINGS -- INDIVIDUAL TALES -- THREE STUDENTS (1)

409. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les hommes dansants, suivi de, L'entrepreneur de Norwood, Les trois étudiants, Le pince-nez en or, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hommes dansants; Entrepreneur de Norwood; Trois étudiants; Pince-nez en or. //

01B SACRED WRITINGS -- COLLECTED TALES (21)

410. Echec et mat : Une anthologie de nouvelles policières. Paris: Gallimard - Losfeld, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Proposée par Xavier Legrand-Ferronnière ; [nouvelles de Arthur Conan Doyle, Fredric Brown, George C. Chesbro ... et al.]. //

411. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The best Sherlock Holmes stories chosen by the author. Munslow, Shropshire: Hearthstone, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96134056; Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "With the twelve stories that Conan Doyle selected for a competition set by The Strand Magazine in 1927, plus two later stories that he regretted were too recent to qualify, and his explanation of 'How I Made My List'."

412. ———. The Complete Sherlock Holmes: Barnes & Noble, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec. 1994 //

413. ———. The Complete Sherlock Holmes. Lexington, KY: Sherlock Holmes Collection, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 26 cm. A study in scarlet -- The sign of four -- The hound of the Baskervilles -- The valley of fear -- The adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- The return of Sherlock Holmes -- His last bow. Four novels and four short story collections in one volume. //

414. ———. The Extraordinary Cases of Sherlock Holmes, (Puffin classics). London: Puffin, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Introduced by Jonathan Stroud. //

415. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. 1st ed, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Fu-erh-mo-ssu t`an an ch`üan chi Arthur Conan Doyle zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

416. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. Di 1 ban. ed. 4 vols. Guangzhou Shi: Guangzhou chu ban she, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. [Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes]. A Kenandaoer zhu ; Xu Qingyi yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

417. ———. Fu'ermosi zhen tan xiao shuo quan ji : cha tu ben. Di 2 ban. ed. 3 vols. Guangzhou Shi: Hua cheng chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. A Kenandao'er zhu ; Xini Peijite cha tu = The complete Sherlock Holmes. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

418. ———. Sherlock Holmes : his greatest cases, (Pocket classics). London: White's, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

419. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire suivi de trois autres récits, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

420. ———. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. 1993 Borders Books ed. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

421. ———. Sherlock Holmes: selected stories. London: Folio Society, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "Selected by Joe Whitlock Blundell and with an introduction by Richard Lancelyn Green, with 11 of the stories and illustrations by Francis Mosley (reprinted from the set of the complete short stories published by the Society in 1993)."

422. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Zhonghua Ding. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. 1st ed, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. kenan · Daoer (Sir Arther Conan Doyle) zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

423. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. Er ban. ed. 4 vols, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. Kenan Daoer (Arthur Conan Doyle) zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

424. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Owen Dudley Edwards. Complete Sherlock Holmes & other detective stories, (Collins classics). Glasgow: HarperCollins, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 1461-1468) //

425. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kyle Freeman. The complete Sherlock Holmes, (Barnes & Noble classics). New York: Barnes & Noble Classics, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Vol. I (709 p.) -- Vol. II (705 p.) Includes bibliographical references. With an introduction and notes by Kyle Freeman ; George Stade, consulting editorial director. //

426. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Scott McKowen. The adventures and the memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, (Children's classics series). New York: Sterling Pub., 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. : ill. ; 21 cm. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Scandal in Bohemia -- Case of identity -- Red-headed league -- Boscombe Valley mystery -- Five orange pips -- Man with the twisted lip -- Blue carbuncle -- Speckled band -- Engineer's thumb -- Noble bachelor -- Beryl coronet -- Copper

beeches -- Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: Silver blaze -- Yellow face -- Stockbroker's clerk -- Gloria Scott -- Musgrave ritual -- Religate squires -- Crooked man -- Resident patient -- Greek interpreter -- Naval treaty -- Final problem. Previously published as two separate volumes entitled: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. National bibliography no: GBA529405 // Test your own powers of deduction alongside those of the most celebrated detective ever to walk the streets of London or grace the pages of a book. Sherlock Holmes brings his extraordinary insight and intriguing quirks to every case he is called upon to solve, sometimes without even leaving the comfort of his Baker Street apartment. In this collection of 23 ingeniously plotted stories, no case is too big, too small, or too bizarre for Holmes. Whether he is foiling the grand schemes of a would-be bank robber or uncovering family secrets kept hidden away for years, Sherlock Holmes at all times proves himself a formidable adversary. With his trusted and always- admiring friend, Dr. Watson, at his side, "the most perfect reasoning and observing machine the world has ever seen" uses his unique analytical gifts to confound every criminal and unravel every mystery. This edition contains all the stories from the first two collections of Sherlock Holmes mysteries ever published, along with illustrations by Scott McKowen. Book club questions by noted educator Arthur Pober, Ed. D., further enhance the reading experience.

427. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Chris Sasaki, and Lucy Corvino. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Classic starts). New York: Sterling Pub., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Scandal in Bohemia -- Redheaded league -- Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle -- Adventure of the Speckled Band -- Greek Interpreter -- Adventure of the Six Napoleans. National bibliography no: GBA544421. Retold from the Arthur Conan Doyle original by Chris Sasaki ; illustrated by Lucy Corvino. //

428. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and He Tiantong. Fuermosi tan an quan ji = The complete Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed. 4 vols. Beijing: Zhongguo dian ying chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Vol. I -- Xue zi de yan jiu, Si qian ming, Qi an ji (1) ; Vol. II -- Qi an ji (2), Basikeweier de lie quan ; Vol. III -- Fuermosi fu chu, Fuermosi hui yi lu ; Vol. IV -- Kong bu gu, Ta de zui hou zhi yi , Fuermosi an li xuan ji. Ase Kenandaoer zhu ; He Tiantong deng yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

429. Nielsen, Bjarne, ed. Sherlock Holmes Triumfer. Copenhagen: Forlaget Sesam, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1995. // "A new Danish translation, with ten stories, illustrations from The Strand Magazine, and a new foreword by Bjarne Nielsen."

430. Smith, Marie, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The mammoth book of golden age detective stories. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

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431. Dorn, William S. A study guide to Sherlock Holmes. Denver, CO: Pencil Productions, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Contents: v.1. The novels, the adventures, and the memoirs -- v.2. The return, his last bow, and the case book //

432. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Den røde cirkel og andre noveller. [Copenhagen]: Aschehoug, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Verner Seeman. Oversættelse i udvalg af: His last bow ; The return of Sherlock Holmes. //

433. ———. Fu'ermosi tui chang ji = His last bow. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: His last bow. Fuermosi tui chang ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er

jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

434. ———. The valley of fear and selected cases, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Introduction by Charles Palliser ; notes by Ed Glinert. // Valley of fear -- Selected cases from The return of Sherlock Holmes: Empty house ; Dancing men ; Black Peter ; Charles Augustus Milverton ; Six Napoleons ; Abbey grange -- From His last bow: Adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans ; Adventure of the dying detective ; Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax ; His last bow.

435. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Yu Chuanming, and Liao Xiaohong. Zui hou de jing li = Sherlock Holmes. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translated from: His last bow. Sherlock Holmes Yase Kenadaoer yuan zhu ; Yu Chuanming, Liao Xiaohong bian yi. / Uniform Title: His last bow. Chinese //

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436. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The adventures and memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 2001 Modern Library ed. New York: Modern Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00054815. Includes bibliographical references. Introduction by John Berendt. //

437. ———. The adventures and memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, (Penguin classics). London: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Introduction by Ian Pears ; notes by Ed Glinert. //

438. ———. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

439. ———. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Anonymous. 1st ed. Norman, OR: Blacks Magic Classics, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ID: 4493; Arthur Conan Doyle ; [edited by] Alexander Black, Troy D Cherry.; 0607; p. cm //

440. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Jon L. Lellenberg. //

441. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. s.l.: Aerie Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes a foreword and afterword by R. L. Fisher; Scuttlebutt Dec. 1994 //

442. ———. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Scholastic classics). New York: F. Watts, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006005820. Contents: A scandal in Bohemia -- The red- headed league -- A case of identity -- The Boscombe Valley mystery -- The five orange pips -- The man with the twisted lip -- The blue carbuncle -- The speckled band -- The engineer's thumb -- The noble bachelor -- The beryl coronet -- The copper beeches //

443. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Kennebec Large Print perennial favorites collection). Waterville, ME: Kennebec Large Print, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A scandal in Bohemia -- The red-headed league -- A case of identity -- The Boscombe Valley mystery -- The five orange pips -- The man with the twisted lip -- The blue carbuncle -- The speckled band -- The engineer's thumb -- The noble bachelor -- The Beryl coronet -- The copper beeches. //

444. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Arcturus classics). London: Arcturus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

445. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Fireside series; Qualitas classics). Calgary: Qualitas Pub., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally publ.: London : G. Newnes Ltd., 1892. //

446. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Vancouver, BC: AD Classic/Engage Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. A scandal in Bohemia -- The Red-Headed League -- A case of identity - - The Boscombe Valley mystery -- The five orange pips -- The man with the twisted lip -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The adventure of the speckled band -- The adventure of the engineer's thum -- The adventure of the noble bachelor -- The adventure of the beryl coronet -- The adventure of the copper beeches. First published by George Newnes Ltd. in 1892. //

447. ———. The Adventures of Sherlock Homes. Ware: Wordsworth, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 //

448. ———. Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh. Moskva: Terra, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Russian. Table of Contents: Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh -- Prikliucheniia Sherloka Kholmsa. Translation of: Study in scarlet and Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Zolotaia biblioteka prikliucheniiv //

449. ———. Fu'ermosi ban an ji = Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi ban an ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

450. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Éd. intégrale bilingue. ed. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Nouv. trad. //

451. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. 1, Une étude en rouge = A study in scarlet. Le signe des quatre = The sign of four. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes, 1 = The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 1 : Edition bilingue. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Nouvelle traduction d'Eric Wittersheim. //

452. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Tome 1, (Milan poche junior). Toulouse: Milan Poche, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Nouvelle traduction par Stéphanie Benson. //

453. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Tome 2, (Milan poche junior). Toulouse: Milan Poche, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Nouvelle traduction par Stéphanie Benson. //

454. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

455. ———. Sherlock Holmes i Likovi plesaca, (Biblioteka Triler). Zagreb: CID, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Prazna kuca -- Poduzetnik iz Norwooda -- Likovi plesaca -- Usamljeni biciklist -- Priorijska skola -- Crni Peter -- Charles Ogistes Milverton. [prijevod, Ljerka Hrdjok]. / Uniform Title: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Croatian. Selections //

456. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

457. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : [selected works]. London: Edimat Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A Study in Scarlet -- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- The Hound of the Baskervilles. //

458. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and John Berendt. The adventures and Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Modern Library paperback ed. New York: Modern Library, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

459. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Yu Chuanming, and Liao Xiaohong. Qi and lu = Sherlock holmes. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Selected and translated from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Yu Chuanming, Liao Xiaohong bian yi. / Uniform Title: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

460. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Aude Crognier, and Bernard Tourville. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Castor poche). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers; Holmes, in deerstalker and cape with pipe on upper cover (v. 1 and 2) with the skyline of London at night superimposed; brief description on lower cover with small full-colour illustration of a caleche (v. 1) and a night scene with Holmes (v. 2). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Aude Crognier. //

461. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93025385. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

462. ———. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (The World's classics: The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94007786. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xlii) //

463. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Alberto Laiseca, and Jorge León Burgos Funes. Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes, (Sherlock Homes). Madrid: Nowtilus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Spanish. [edición, Alberto Laiseca ; traducción, Jorge León Burgos Fune]. //

464. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Brendan Lynch, Malvina G. Vogel, and Louise Durocher. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Les Grands classiques illustrés; Variation: Grands classiques illustrés.). Saint-Lambert, Québec: Éditions ABC, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Traduction de: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Adapté par Malvina G. Vogel ; illustrations de Brenda [i.e. Brendan] Lynch ; traduit de l'anglais par Louise Durocher. //

465. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Catherine Richard. Sherlock Holmes, 1, (Les intégrales du Masque). Paris: [Éd. du Masque], 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Une étude en rouge -- Le signe des quatre -- Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes -- Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes. //

466. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). [Paris]: Livre de poche, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. "1070"--Spine. Originally issued: Paris : R. Laffont, 1956. 2 v. (Livre de poche policier ; 1070-1071). Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers with two figures in a puzzle on upper cover with a tiny figure of Holmes in deerstalker and Inverness cape top right corner; same figure slightly enlarged in top left corner of lower cover, with a brief summary of the contents. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

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467. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by Christopher Redmond. //

468. ———. Fu'ermosi dang an bu = The case book of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The case book of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi dang an bu [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

469. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

470. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and W. W. Robson. The case-book of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93000935 //r93. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

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471. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The adventures and memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 2001 Modern Library ed. New York: Modern Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00054815. Includes bibliographical references. Introduction by John Berendt. //

472. ———. The adventures and memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, (Penguin classics). London: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Introduction by Ian Pears ; notes by Ed Glinert. //

473. ———. Fu'ermosi hui yi ji = Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi hui yi ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

474. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. 1, Une étude en rouge = A study in scarlet. Le signe des quatre = The sign of four. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes, 1 = The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 1 : Edition bilingue. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Nouvelle traduction d'Eric Wittersheim. //

475. ———. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

476. ———. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed, (Sherlock Holmes reference library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-303). Introduction by Peter E. Blau. //

477. ———. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. London: Warner Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the three gables -- The adventure of the dying detective - - The adventure of the golden pince-nez -- The adventure of the Red Circle -- The adventure of the Mazarin stone -- The adventure of the three Garridebs -- The adventure of the cardboard box //

478. ———. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. These books are printed on demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

479. ———. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, (Dover thrift editions). Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

480. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

481. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

482. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and John Berendt. The adventures and Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Modern Library

paperback ed. New York: Modern Library, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

483. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-ching. Hui yi lu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai- bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-257).[Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

484. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Catherine Richard. Sherlock Holmes, 1, (Les intégrales du Masque). Paris: [Éd. du Masque], 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Une étude en rouge -- Le signe des quatre -- Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes -- Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes. //

485. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Christopher Roden. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93025375. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

486. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Souvenirs sur Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). Paris: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. French //

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487. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Den røde cirkel og andre noveller. [Copenhagen]: Aschehoug, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Verner Seeman. Oversættelse i udvalg af: His last bow ; The return of Sherlock Holmes. //

488. ———. Fu'ermosi gui lai ji = The return of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi gui lai ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

489. ———. Gui lai ji. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Cover title./ Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. PINYIN:; Gui lai ji Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

490. ———. Likovi plesaca, (Biblioteka Odabrana kriminalisticka dela). Apatin: Kraj beline, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. [preveli Ruzica Vlaskalin, Aleksandar Vlaskalin]. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Serbian //

491. ———. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

492. ———. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger, (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library). Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction by David Stuart Davies. //

493. ———. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. These books are printed on demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

494. ———. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Indianapolis, Ind.: Gasogene Books, an imprint of Wessex Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: [v. 1 (327 p.)]. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by Jon Lellenberg. Book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1998) -- [v. 2 (xiv, 303 p.)]. The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; introduction by Peter E. Blau ; book design by Mark Gagen & Steven T. Doyle (published in 1999) -- [v. 3 (xvi, 150 p.)]. A study in scarlet (published in 2001) -- [v. 4 (xvi, 150 p.)]. The hound of the Baskervilles / by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger ; [introduction by Nicholas Meyer] -- [v. 5 (xv, 347 p.)]. The return of Sherlock Holmes / introduction by David Stuart Davies (publ. 2003) -- [v. 6 (xvii, 121)]. The sign of four / introduction by Bernard Davies (publ. 2004). Includes chronologies and bibliography./ Illustrations by S. Paget./ "These new annotations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories are published in cooperation with the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." //

495. ———. The valley of fear and selected cases, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Introduction by Charles Palliser ; notes by Ed Glinert. // Valley of fear -- Selected cases from The return of Sherlock Holmes: Empty house ; Dancing men ; Black Peter ; Charles Augustus Milverton ; Six Napoleons ; Abbey grange -- From His last bow: Adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans ; Adventure of the dying detective ; Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax ; His last bow.

496. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The return of Sherlock Holmes, (The Oxford Sherlock Holmes). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93025386. Includes bibliographical references. Citations: De Waal C2022 //

497. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bruce Holmes. The return of Sherlock Holmes. Halifax, N.S: Bruce Holmes, [2003]. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaf 22) // Reprints selected passages from the thirteen stories which comprise The Return, each illustrated with a stamp from the illustrator's collection

498. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-ch îng. Gui lai zhi. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai- pei sih: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-339). PINYIN:; Gui lai ji [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

499. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Robert Latour. Résurrection de Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). Paris: Robert Laffont, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 18 cm. Translation of: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Traduction de Robert Latour. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. French //

500. Er, Dao, Chuan-ming Yu, Liao Xiao-hong, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Di er kuai xie ji. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu er mo si tan an). Tai bei xian zhong he shi: Hua wen wang chu ban : Cai she guo ji tong lu zong dai li, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Ben shu yi zi "The return of Sherlock Holmes"(zhong yi wei Gui lai ji) zhong han << Di er kuai xie ji >> deng qi ge gu shi./ Ke nan dao er gai yi Dao er. Gui lai ji. Ya se. ke nan dao er zhu ; Yu chuan ming, Liao xiao hong bian yi. //

02 APOCRYPHA -- HOW WATSON LEARNED THE TRICK (2)

501. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

502. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Cameron Hollyer, and Dayna McCausland. Beyond the canon: four apocryphal stories. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Beyond the canon -- Via parody: The field bazaar, How Watson learned the trick -- Via rail: The story of the man with the watches, The story of the lost special -- The caboose //

02 APOCRYPHA -- THE FIELD BAZAAR (2)

503. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

504. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Cameron Hollyer, and Dayna McCausland. Beyond the canon: four apocryphal stories. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Beyond the canon -- Via parody: The field bazaar, How Watson learned the trick -- Via rail: The story of the man with the watches, The story of the lost special -- The caboose //

02 APOCRYPHA -- THE LOST SPECIAL (6)

505. Cox, Michael. Victorian tales of mystery and detection: The Oxford book of Victorian detective stories. Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003269376. Includes bibliographical references (p. [576]- 578) //

506. Cox, Michael, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Victorian tales of mystery and detection an Oxford anthology. Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91046719. Includes bibliographical references (p. [576]-578). Contents: The adventure of the blue carbuncle / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (pp. 195-213) -- The lost special / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (pp. 493-507) //

507. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

508. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Cameron Hollyer, and Dayna McCausland. Beyond the canon: four apocryphal stories. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Beyond the canon -- Via parody: The field bazaar, How Watson learned the trick -- Via rail: The story of the man with the watches, The story of the lost special -- The caboose //

509. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Michel Marcheteau. Extraordinary tales = Histoires extraordinaires, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. When the world screamed = Le jour où la terre hurla -- The lost special = Un train spécial disparaît -- The bully of Brocas Court = La brute de Brocas Court. Histoires extraordinaires. Choix, traduction et notes par Michel Marcheteau. //

510. Greene, Douglas G, Robert Adey, L. T. Meade, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, Ngaio Marsh, L. Frank Baum, Fredric Brown, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, M. McDonnell Bodkin, Peter Godfrey, M. M B., Edward D. Hoch, Wilkie Collins, Cornell Woolrich, John Dickson Carr, Joseph Commings, Nicholas Carter, Robert Eustace, G. K. Chesterton, Ellery Queen, Arthur Conan Doyle, Clayton Rawson, May Futrelle, Jacques Futrelle, Bill Pronzini, and Anthony Boucher. Death locked in: an anthology of locked room stories, (Library of crime classics). New York: Barnes & Nobles, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Includes Mystery of the Lost Special

02 APOCRYPHA -- THE MAN WITH THE WATCHES (2)

511. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (World's best reading). Pleasantville, N.Y: Reader's Digest Association, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085284. Contents: The adventure of Wisteria Lodge -- The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans -- The adventure of the devil's foot -- The adventure of the red circle -- The disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax -- The adventure of the dying detective -- His last bow -- The story of the man with the watches -- The story of the lost special -- The field bazaar -- How Watson learned the trick. Afterword by Philip A. Shreffler. //

512. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Cameron Hollyer, and Dayna McCausland. Beyond the canon: four apocryphal stories. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Beyond the canon -- Via parody: The field bazaar, How Watson learned the trick -- Via rail: The story of the man with the watches, The story of the lost special -- The caboose //

03 MANUSCRIPTS AND ARCHIVAL MATERIAL (10)

513. Chesterton, G. K., Steven Doyle, Baker Street Irregulars, and Bloomington) Lilly Library (Indiana University. G.K. Chesterton's Sherlock Holmes original illustrations : a facsimilie of the original unpublished drawings,

(Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York, Bloomington, Ind: The Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the Lilly Library, Indiana University, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003279281 // "Offers a facsimile of Chesterton's illustrations for a never-published edition of the stories, scholarly articles on Chesterton by Dale Ahlquist and Pasquale Accardo, commentary on the artwork by Scott Bond, and reprints of four Sherlockian essays by Chesterton."

514. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Baker Street Irregulars (Organization : U.S.), and Berg Collection. The hound of the Baskervilles a facsimile of the original manuscript. New York: Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the New York Public Library, Berg Collection, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // Chapter XI. "Offers a facsimile and a transcription of the only complete chapter surviving (and now in the Berg Collection at the N.Y. Public Library), with commentary on the story by ten Sherlockian and Doylean scholars. It's always a pleasure to be able to see an author at work, and manuscripts are a delightful way to do just that, watching the author change his mind, and speculating as to the reasons."

515. Doyle, Arthur Conan, John Bergquist, Phillip G Bergem, Thomas R Tietze, Julie McKuras, Sherlock Holmes Collections (University of Minnesota), Arthur Conan Doyle Society, and Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota (Organization). The horror of the heights a facsimile of the author's holograph manuscript with commentary. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Preface / by Michael Dirda -- Introduction / by Phillip Bergem -- Rationalism and imagination in Conan Doyle's 'The Horror of the Heights' / by Thomas R. Tietze -- Appendix: Manuscript description -- A note on the Sherlock Holmes Collections at the University of Minnesota / by Julie McKuras //

516. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Peter E Blau, and Baker Street Irregulars (Organization : U.S.). Angels of darkness a drama in three acts ; a facsimile of the original manuscript, (Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York: Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the Toronto Public Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / by Peter E. Blau -- Angels of darkness / by Arthur Conan Doyle -- History of the manuscript of Angels of darkness / by Clifford S. Goldfarb -- Angels of darkness and the absence of Sherlock Holmes / by Christopher Roden -- Angels of darkness and its theatrical context / by Don B. Wilmeth -- The Mormon subplot in A study in scarlet and Angels of darkness / by Michael W. Homer. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "Begun by Arthur Conan Doyle in the 1880s and never finished, now published for the first time, with a facsimile of the first scene and a transcription of the complete manuscript (now owned by the Toronto Public Library), with scholarly commentary on the play and its theatrical context, and on the Mormon subplot and the absence of Sherlock Holmes, and on the manuscript's history. And yes: Sherlock Holmes is indeed absent, but many others from 'A Study in Scarlet' (including John Watson, MD) are active participants."

517. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Delay, and Ernest Giddey. The Adventure of Shoscombe Abbey fac-similé du manuscrit original. Lausanne, Suisse: Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

518. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lew David Feldman, and Manson & Woods Christie. The Conan Doyle Collection, Wednesday 19 May 2004, (Catalogue of auction). London: Christie's, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Lots 1-8, Early life -- 9-37, Literary career -- 38-51, Theatre -- 52-59, Causes and public life -- 60-65, Spiritualism -- 66-73, Military -- 74-79, Sport and travel -- 80-90, Family life - - 91-120, Correspondence -- 121-135, Biography // The titles in this catalogue are the residual material owned by Anna Doyle's beneficiaries. Cf. p. 9

519. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Roy Pilot, Gianluca Salvatori, Enrico Solito, and Bloomington) Lilly Library (Indiana University. Mandate for murder a facsimile of the original manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Red Circle' by Arthur Conan Doyle, and commentary, (The Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars. Lilly Library of Indiana University, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Added Title: Adventure of the red circle //

520. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Christopher Roden, Barbara Roden, and Arthur Conan Doyle Society. A regimental scandal. Penyffordd, Chester, U.K: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96143609. Contents: A regimental scandal : the manuscript -- A regimental scandal : the text //

521. Hyder, William. "The Napoleon bust business again" a facsimile of the original manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Six Napoleons' by Arthur Conan Doyle and commentary, (The Baker Street Irregulars Manuscript Series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars ; in cooperation with the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliogrphical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "Offering a facsimile and transcript of the manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Six Napoleons', and discussion of the manuscript, some of the dramatizations of the story, Conan Doyle's investment in a machine designed to create multiple copies of sculptures, the Borgias and black pearls, Victorian journalism, Italians in Victorian London, all by knowledgeable Sherlockian scholars."

522. Speckled Band Collection (Houghton Library), John Pull, H. W. Bell, and Roger E. Stoddard. A catalogue of Sherlockian books and manuscripts. Boston: Speckled Band, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95103791 //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- AFRIKAANS (2)

523. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Die avonture van Sherlock Holmes. Pretoria: Humans & Rousseau, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- New translations by Janie Oosthuysen. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

524. ———. Die Gespikkelde Band. Shelburne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated by Trilby Kent. Contents: The Speckled Band. Afrikaans. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- ALBANIAN (4)

525. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Misteret e Sherlok Holmsit. Translated by Manushaqe Bako. Tiranë: Dritan, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Speckled Band, The Red-Headed League, The Blue Carbuncle. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

526. ———. Një skandal në Bohemë. Translated by Elta Deveja. Tiranë: Shtypur në shtypshkronjën, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: A Scandal in Bohemia. Albanian. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

527. ———. Qeni I Baskervilëve. Translated by Vjollca Shtylla. Tiranë: Botime Çabej, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Hound of the Baskervilles. Albanian. //

528. ———. Tentativa për prabitjen e një banke. Translated by Elta Deveja. Tiranë: Shtypur në shtypshkronjën, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Red-Headed League. Albanian. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- ARABIC (1)

529. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Mughamarat Sharluk Hulmz: Sharluk Hulmz. Bayrut: Dar al-Bihar, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Arabic; Parallel text in English and Arabic on facing pages. Table of Contents: v. 1. `Asabat al-ruus al-hamra -- v. 2. Mushkilah al-akhirah -- v. 3. al-Wahaj al-fiddi. Added t.p. in English. The Red-headed League. The final problem. Silver blaze. // Bilingual Arabic-English version of selected Sherlock Holmes mysteries.

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- BRAILLE (3)

530. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The hound of the Baskervilles. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. Printed on Demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

531. ———. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. These books are printed on demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

532. ———. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Braille ed. Nanaimo, B.C.: I Can See Book, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. These books are printed on demand. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- BULGARIAN (2)

533. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Koshmarnata staia. [Bulgaria]: Izdatelska kushta "Trud", 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Bulgarian. Table of Contents: Kak stana vsichko -- Prustenut na Tot -- Igra s ognia -- Kozhenata funiia -- Koshmarnata staia -- Iziavlenieto na Dzh. Khabakuk Dzhefsun -- Tova kvadratno sanduche -- Zlopoluchieto na Dzhon Khaksfurd -- Saipriun Ovurbek Uels. Translation of: Tales of unease. prevod ot angliiski, Violeta Chushkova, Teodor Mikhailov. //

534. ———. Vladeteliat na Chernia zamuk. [Bulgaria]: Izdatelska kushta "Trud", 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Bulgarian. Table of Contents: Vladeteliat na Chernia zamuk -- Novite katakombi -- Sluchaiat s leidi Sentuks -- Brazilska kotka -- Kafiavata dlan -- Uzhasut na visinite -- Uzhasut v peshterata "Blu Dzhon" -- Kapitanut na "Poliarna zvezda" -- Fiaskoto v Los Amigos. Translation of: Tales of unease. prevod ot angliiski, Violeta Chushkova, Teodor Mikhailov. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- CHINESE (108)

535. Bassett, Jennifer, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fu'ermosi yu sai ma = Sherlock Holmes and the sport of kings. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han shuang yu du wu). Beijing Shi: Wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

536. Bassett, Jennifer, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Haiyan Chen. Fu'ermosi he gong jue de er zi = Sherlock Holmes and the Duke's son. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han shuang yu du wu). Beijing Shi: Wai yu jiao xue yu

yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

537. Bruce, Colin. Su zi de xian jing : jie kai 12 ge shu xue de mi huo. Chu ban ed, (Next). Taibei Shi: Shi bao wen hua, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Conned again, Watson! : cautionary tales of logic, math and probability. Chinese. Includes bibliographical references: p. 291-292. Kelin Bulusi zhu ; Sheng Fengshi yi. //

538. Carr, John Dickson. Kenan Dao'er di yi sheng. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Cover title./ Translation of: The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Kenan Daoer de yi sheng Yuehan Dikesheng Ka'er zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi = The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / by John Dickson Carr. / Uniform Title: Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Chinese //

539. Chen, Qiufan, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Minjie Chen. Hei se mo chuan. Ge xin 7 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Chen Qiufan gai xie ; Chen Minjie nei wen hui tu. //

540. Chen, Qiufan, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang You. Shi zi de zhua zi. Ge xin 5 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Shi zi de zhua zi Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Chen Qiufan gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen hui tu. //

541. Chen, Qiufan, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Youfu Yu. Shen mi de ren xiang. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Shen mi de ren xiang Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Chen Qiufan gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

542. ———. Wang guan zhi mi. Ge xin 7 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Wang guan zhi mi Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Chen Qiufan gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

543. ———. Za se de sheng zi. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Za se de sheng zi Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Chen Qiufan gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

544. Dao, Er, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Zui hou yi an. 1st ed, (Fu er mo si tan an). Tai bei xian zhong he shi: You fu wen hua, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- bu fen cai tu ; 23 cm. Guo yu zhu yin./ Ti ming qu zi ban quan ye. Ya se. ke nan dao er zuo. //

545. Dao er Fang, Qing Qiu Jin-li Yan Ting-hua, and Arthur Conan Doyle. ba si ke wei er de lie quan. 1st ed. 3 vols, (fu er mo si tan an). tai nan shi: da qian wen hua chu ban : qi e tu shu zong dai li, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- cai tu ; 22 cm. 1, jiao yin--2, mo sheng ren--3, hui xiang. guo yu zhu yin. ke nan dao er yuan zhu ; fang qing, qiu jin li bian yi ; yan ting hua hui. //

546. ———. lan bao shi an. 1st ed, (fu er mo si tan an). tai nan shi: da qian wen hua chu ban : qi e tu shu zong dai li, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- cai tu ; 22 cm. guo yu zhu yin. ke nan dao er yuan zhu ; fang qing, qiu jin li bian yi ; yan ting hua hui. //

547. Dao Er Luo, Xiao-chuan, and Arthur Conan Doyle. zui hou yi an. 1st ed, (fu er mo si tan an ji). tai bei xian zhong he shi: da bu wen hua : zhao ri wen hua zong jing xiao, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- tu ; 21 cm. zhu zhe gai yi wei dao er. ya se. ke nan dao er yuan zhu ; luo xiao chuan bian yi. //

548. Dao Er Tong, Yun Li Lin, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fu chou tian shi. 1st ed, (Fu er mo si tan an quan ji). [Tai bei xian xin dian shi]: Ming tian wen hua chu ban : Ye qiang zong jing xiao, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- tu ; 22 cm. Guo yu zhu yin. Ke nan dao er zhu ; Tong yun yi ; Li lin cha tu. //

549. ———. Lan bao shi zhi mi. 1st ed, (Fu er mo si tan an quan ji). Tai bei xian xin dian shi: Ming tian wen hua chu ban : Ye qiang zong jing xiao, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- tu ; 22 cm. Guo yu zhu yin. Ke nan dao er zhu ; Tong yun yi ; Li lin cha tu. //

550. ———. Xie zi yan jiu. 1st ed, (Fu er mo si tan an quan ji). Tai bei xian xin dian shi: Ming tian wen hua chu ban : Ye qiang zong jing xiao, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- tu ; 22 cm. Guo yu zhu yin. Ke nan dao er zhu ; Tong yun yi ; Li lin cha tu. //

551. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Basike cun lie quan = The hound of the Baskervilles. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The hound of the baskervilles. Basike cun lie quan [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Chinese //

552. ———. Basikewei'er di lie quan. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she : Fa xing Li yuan shu bao she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Chinese //

553. ———. Fu er mo si tan an quan ji. Di 1 ban. ed. Beijing: Jun cong chu ban she, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. [Ying] A. Kenandao'er zhu. //

554. ———. Fu'ermosi ban an ji = Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi ban an ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

555. ———. Fu'ermosi dang an bu = The case book of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The case book of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi dang an bu [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

556. ———. Fu'ermosi gui lai ji = The return of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi gui lai ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

557. ———. Fu'ermosi hui yi ji = Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Fuermosi hui yi ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

558. ———. Fu'ermosi tan an. Di 1 ban. ed, (Er tong jing dian kuai du;). Hangzhou: Zhejiang shao nian er tong chu ban she, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 14 cm. Chinese adaptation of: Sherlock Holmes. Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Ru Nanyang, Jiang Nan bian yi ; Huang Yunsong hui hua. / Uniform Title: Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

559. ———. Fu'ermosi tan an jing xuan, (Shi jie zhen tan tui li ming zhu jing xuan;). Beijing: Qun zhong chu ban she, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. A. Kenandao'er zhu. //

560. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. 1st ed, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Fu-erh-mo-ssu t`an an ch`üan chi Arthur Conan Doyle zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

561. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. Di 1 ban. ed. 4 vols. Guangzhou Shi: Guangzhou chu ban she, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. [Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes]. A Kenandaoer zhu ; Xu Qingyi yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

562. ———. Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji. Xiu ding 1 ban. ed. 8 vols. Taibei: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. [1] Xie zi de yan jiu -- [2] Si qian ming -- [3] Gu di zhi guai -- [4] Kong bu gu -- [5] Mao xian shi -- [6] Hui yi lu -- [7] Gui lai ji -- [8] Xin tan an. Fu-er-mo-si tan an quan ji. Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao qing yi. //

563. ———. Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji. Suo yin ben. ed. Beijing: Jun cong chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. PINYIN :; Fuermosi tan an quan ji A Kenandao'er zhu. //

564. ———. Fu'ermosi tui chang ji = His last bow. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: His last bow. Fuermosi tui chang ji [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

565. ———. Fu'ermosi zhen tan xiao shuo quan ji : cha tu ben. Di 2 ban. ed. 3 vols. Guangzhou Shi: Hua cheng chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. A Kenandao'er zhu ; Xini Peijite cha tu = The complete Sherlock Holmes. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

566. ———. Gui lai ji. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Cover title./ Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. PINYIN:; Gui lai ji Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

567. ———. An hong se yan jiu = A study in scarlet. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet. An hong se yan jiu [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

568. ———. Hui yi lu. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fuermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Feng mian fu ti:; Duan pian tui li gu shi ji [Ase kenandao'er zhu]. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes //

569. ———. Hui yi lu. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fu'ermosi xi lie). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Shu hua chu ban shi ye you xian gong si, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Ase kenandao'er zhu. //

570. ———. Kong bu gu. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she : Fa xing Li yuan shu bao she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. / Uniform Title: Valley of fear. Chinese //

571. ———. Kong ju zhi gu = The valley of fear. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye

gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear. [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

572. ———. Mao xian shi. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A adventure of Sherlock Holmes. [Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

573. ———. Si ge ren de qian ming = The sign of four. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The sign of four. Si ge ren de qian ming [Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi]. //

574. ———. Si qian ming. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she : Fa xing Li yuan shu bao she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

575. ———. Xin tan an. 1st ed. 2 vols, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Xin tan an [Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu]. //

576. ———. Xin tan an, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Xian, Zhonghe Shi: Zhen cha guan, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Twelve short stories. Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Liao Xiaohong bian yi. //

577. ———. Xue zi de yan jiu. 1st ed, (Fu'ermo si tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

578. ———. Xue zi de yan jiu. 1st ed, (Fu'ermo si tan an ji). Xindian Shi: Shu hua chu ban shi ye you xian gong si : Zong jing xiao Xue ying wen hua shi ye you xian gong si, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

579. ———. Zui hou zhi yi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an ji xi lie). Xianggang: Li wen chu ban she : Fa xing Li yuan shu bao she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ase Kenan Dao'er zhu. //

580. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Yu Chuanming, and Liao Xiaohong. Hui yi lu = Sherlock Holmes. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Sherlock holmes Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Yu Chuanming, Liao Xiaohong bian yi. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

581. ———. Qi and lu = Sherlock holmes. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Selected and translated from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Yu Chuanming, Liao Xiaohong bian yi. / Uniform Title: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

582. ———. Zui hou de jing li = Sherlock Holmes. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translated from: His last bow. Sherlock Holmes Yase Kenadaoer yuan zhu ; Yu Chuanming, Liao Xiaohong bian yi. / Uniform Title: His last bow. Chinese //

583. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Zhonghua Ding. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. 1st ed, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. kenan · Daoer (Sir Arther Conan Doyle) zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

584. ———. Fuermosi tan an quan ji. Er ban. ed. 4 vols, (Shi jie bu xiu chuan jia jing dian). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The complete Sherlock Holmes. Kenan Daoer (Arthur Conan Doyle) zhu ; Ding Zhonghua yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

585. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-chin. Gu di zhi guai. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The hound of baskervilles./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-199). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Hound of baskervilles. Chinese //

586. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Cheng Hsiao-ching. Xie tzu di yan jiu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 133-145). PINYIN:; Xu zi de yan jiu [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Hsiao-ching yi]. / Uniform Title: Study in scarlet. Chinese //

587. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-ching. Hui yi lu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai- bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-257).[Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

588. ———. Si qian ming. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (F-erh-mo-ssû t`an an ch`üan chi). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The sign of four./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 145-147). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng, Xiao-ching yi]. / Uniform Title: Sign of four. Chinese //

589. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-chîng. Kong bu gu. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-169). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Valley of fear. Chinese //

590. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ch êng Hsiao-ch îng. Gui lai zhi. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai- pei sih: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-339). PINYIN:; Gui lai ji [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

591. ———. Mao xian shi. Xiu ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai-bei shi: Shi chieh shu chü, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A adventure of Sherlock Holmes./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-293). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. / Uniform Title: Adventure of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

592. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Cheng Hsiao-ch îng. Xin tan an. Xin ding yi ban. ed, (Fu'ermo-ssu tan an quan ji). Tai- bei shi: Shi jie shu ju, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 471-473). [Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Cheng Xiao-ch`îng yi]. //

593. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Anthony Liles. Fu'ermosi tan an = Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed, (2000 dan ci du bian shi jie ming zhu cong shu). Beijing: Zhongguo shu ji chu ban she, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 17 cm. Zhong xue sheng ying wen du wu. Shuang yu dui zhao. Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conandoyle yuan zhu ; Anthony Liles gai bian. //

594. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Li Lin. Chui si de zhen tan. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

595. ———. Hong fa lian meng. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Hong fa lian meng Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

596. ———. Lan bao shi zhi mi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Lan bao shi zhi mi Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

597. ———. Lü yu huang guan zhi mi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Lü yu huang guan zhi mi Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

598. ———. Ming ju shi qie ji. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Ming ju shi qie ji Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

599. ———. Tuo bei ren. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Tuo bei ren Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

600. ———. Wu ge guo he di mi mi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. 5 ge guo he di mi mi; Wu ge guo he de mi mi Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

601. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Tongyun Li Lin. Dan che qi yu ji. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian Xindian Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tongyun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

602. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelly Park. Ming tan Fu'ermosi = Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed, (Du ming zhu xue Ying yu; Kaili Ying yu man hua =; Kelly's English comics). Jilin Sheng: Yan bian da xue chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. Based on "Sherlock Holmes" by Arthur Conan Doyle./ Includes index. Sherlock Holmes Kenandao'er [yuan] zhu ; [Kaili bian ; Jin Yan deng yi] //

603. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Lin Qianzhen. Gui lai ji = The return of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Xiao zhi tang wen hua shi ye you xian gong si, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Kenan Dao'er (Conan Doyle) zhu ; Lin Qianzhen yi. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

604. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Fang Qing, and Qiu Jinli. Boximiya chou wen. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: A scandal in Bohemia./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title: Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Scandal in Bohemia. Chinese //

605. ———. Fei cui huang guan an. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the Beryl Coronet./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title: Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the Beryl Coronet. Chinese //

606. ———. Gong cheng shi de mu zhi. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the engineer's thumb./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title:; Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the engineer's thumb. Chinese //

607. ———. Liu zuo Napolun ban shen xiang. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Xianggang: Xiao shu miao jiao yu chu ban she you xian gong si, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Adventure of the six Napoleons./ Text accompanied with pin yin. At head of title:; Sherlock Holmes; 6 zuo Napolun ban shen xiang yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; bian yi Fang Qing, Qiu Jinli ; hui zhe Yan Tinghua. / Uniform Title: Adventure of the six Napoleons. Chinese //

608. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Xiao Qiongfang. Boximiya gong ti mi xin = Sherlock Holmes. Zai ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Six short stories selected from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Xiao Qiongfang bian yi. / Uniform Title: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

609. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Du Rong. Kong bu gu. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an). Taibei Shi: Hua wen wang gu fen you xian gong si, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Yase Kenadao'er yuan zhu ; Du Rong bian yi. / Uniform Title: Valley of fear. Chinese //

610. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Mei Shaowu, and Tu Zhen. Fuermosi tan an jing xuan = The Sherlock Holmes treasury. Di 1 ban. ed. Shanghai: Shanghai yi wen chu ban she, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Sherlock Holmes treasury Kenan Daoer zhu ; Mei Shaowu, Tu Zhen yi. / Uniform Title: Selections. Chinese. 2005 //

611. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and He Tiantong. Fuermosi tan an quan ji = The complete Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed. 4 vols. Beijing: Zhongguo dian ying chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Vol. I -- Xue zi de yan jiu, Si qian ming, Qi an ji (1) ; Vol. II -- Qi an ji (2), Basikeweier de lie quan ; Vol. III -- Fuermosi fu chu, Fuermosi hui yi lu ; Vol. IV -- Kong bu gu, Ta de zui hou zhi yi , Fuermosi an li xuan ji. Ase Kenandaoer zhu ; He Tiantong deng yi. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

612. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ermu Li Xiangyin, and Li Zhenqiao. Fu'ermosi dao xia le. 1st ed, (Xia dao yu ming zhen tan). Taibei Shi: Yuan liu chu ban shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. English title on colophon:; Surprise! mystery strategy of Sherlock Holmes yuan zhu Yase Kenan Dao'er ; wen Ermu ; tu Li Xiangyin ; yi Li Zhenjiao. / Uniform Title: Selections. Chinese. 2006 //

613. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Deng Xiaohong. Fu'ermosi tan an ji. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shi jie wen xue wen ku). Beijing: Beijing yan shan chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Translation of: Sherlock Holmes. [Ying] Kenandao'er zhu ; Deng Xiaohong deng yi. / Uniform Title: Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

614. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Wang Xiaojing. Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shi jie wen xue ming zhu xi lie cong shu.; 1; Shi jie wen xue ming zhu jing dian bai bu). [Tongliao Shi?]: Nei Menggu shao nian er tong chu ban she : Nei Menggu wen hua chu ban she, 2001.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Yi zi: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. A Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Wang Xiaojing yi. / Uniform Title: Works. Chinese. 2001 //

615. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ding Xin. Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji. Di 1 ban. ed. 3 vols. Ha'erbin Shi: Ha'erbin chu ban she, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Ase Kenandao'er zhu ; [Ding Xin deng yi]. / Uniform Title: Complete Sherlock Holmes. Chinese //

616. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Chen Yulun, and Li Jiayun. Fuermosi tan an quan ji = The complete Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed. 4 vols. Beijing: Qun zhong chu ban she, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. [Ying] A Kenan Daoer zhu ; Chen Yulun, Li Jiayun deng yi. //

617. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Dong Yun, and Li Lin. Kong wu jing hun. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Ye qiang chu ban she, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

618. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Tong Yun. Shi zong di zhong wei. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Xian: Ye qiang chu ban she, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Shi zong de zhong wei Kenan Dao'er zhu ; Tong Yun yi ; Li Lin cha tu. //

619. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Wang Zhiyi. Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji = Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed. Shanghai Shi: Bai jia chu ban she, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "Cha tu ban / quan yi ben." Sherlock Holmes Yase Kenan Dao'er jue shi zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi . //

620. Er, Dao, Chuan-ming Yu, Liao Xiao-hong, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Di er kuai xie ji. Zui xin ban. ed, (Fu er mo si tan an). Tai bei xian zhong he shi: Hua wen wang chu ban : Cai she guo ji tong lu zong dai li, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Ben shu yi zi "The return of Sherlock Holmes"(zhong yi wei Gui lai ji) zhong han << Di er kuai xie ji >> deng qi ge gu shi./ Ke nan dao er gai yi Dao er. Gui lai ji. Ya se. ke nan dao er zhu ; Yu chuan ming, Liao xiao hong bian yi. //

621. Hengrui, Wang, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang You. Di yu chuan. Ge xin 6 ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Di yu chuan Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Wang Hengrui gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen hui tu. //

622. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Tongye Di ; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju = The adventure of the Copper Beeches ; The boscombe valley mystery, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Tongye cun; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju; Adventure of the Copper Beeches; Boscombe valley mystery [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Zhuang Liling]. //

623. ———. Yin xing hao shi jian ; Kong wu zhi mi = Silver blaze ; The adventure of Wisteria lodge, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Kong wu zhi mi; Silver blaze; Adventure of Wisteria lodge [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Li Qixin]. //

624. Lin, Zhonglong, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Minjie Chen. Mo shu shi di chuan qi. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Mo shu shi di chuan qi Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Lin Zhonglong gai xie ; Chen Minjie nei wen hui tu. //

625. ———. Tu ren de du jian. Ge xin 5 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Tu ren de du jian Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Lin Zhonglong gai hsie ; Chen Minjie nei wen hui tu. //

626. Lin, Zhonglong, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Youfu Yu. Tao ma chi. Ge xin 5 ban. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Dao ma ji Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Lin Zhonglong gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

627. Liu, Yuanxiao, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Youfu Yu. Guai dao duo bao. Ge xin 5 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Guai dao duo bao Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Liu Yuanxiao gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

628. Nobes, Patrick, Arthur Conan Doyle, Xiaomei Ren, and Chen Shuxian. Basikewei'er lie quan = The hound of the Baskervilles. Di 1 ban. ed, (Shu chong, Niujin Ying Han dui zhao du wu). Beijing: Wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu chu ban she : Niujin da xue chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Hound of the Baskervilles Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; Patrick Nobes gai xie ; Ren Xiaomei yi ; Chen Shuxian cha tu. //

629. Oliphant, David, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Basikajia di lie quan, (Shi jie wen xue ming zhu jing tsüi (Man hua ban)). Taibei Shi: Lu qiao wen hua shi ye you xian gong si, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 22 cm. Abridged edition in cartoon format. Basika jia de lie quan [rewritten by David Oliphant] ; Kenan Dao'er. Hound of the Baskervilles //

630. ———. Fu'ermosi tan an, (Shi jie wen xue ming zhu jing tsüi (Man hua ban)). Taibei Shi: Lu qiao wen hua shi ye you xian gong si, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 22 cm. Abridged edition in cartoon format. Fuermosi tan an [rewritten by David Oliphant] ; Kenan Dao'er. //

631. Sharp, Allen, and Guangrong Ji. Lan yi nü lang = The case of the frightened heiress. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the frightened heiress. Chinese //

632. ———. Mo gui de gui yin = The case of the devil's hoofmarks. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the devil's hoofmarks. Chinese. //

633. ———. Ya zei = The case of the gentle conspirators. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the gentle conspirators. Chinese. //

634. Sharp, Allen Ji Guangrong. Ming xin pian zhi mi = The case of the baffled policeman. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the baffled policeman. Chinese. yuan zhu Allen Sharp ; yi zhe Ji Guangrong. //

635. Wang, Mengmei, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Minjie Chen. Hei she shen shi. Ge xin 5 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Hei she shen shi Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Wang Mengmei gai xie ; Chen Minjie nei wen hui tu. //

636. ———. La mian ren. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. La mian ren Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Wang Mengmei gai xie ; Chen Minjie nei wen hui tu. //

637. Wang, Mengmei, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Youfu Yu. Kong bu gu. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Kong bu gu Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Wang Mengmei gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

638. ———. Ye guang guai shou. Ge xin 7 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Ye guang guai shou Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Wang Mengmei gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

639. Waugh, Charles G., and Martin Harry Greenberg. Si ren zhen tan. Shanghai: Shanghai ke ji jiao yu chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The singing bell / Isaac Asimov -- The Martian crown jewels / Poul Anderson -- A scarletin study / Philip José Farmer -- The winner / Donald Westlake -- The Detweiler boy / Tom Reamy -- Time exposures / Wilson Tucker -- Getting across / Robert Silverberg -- War game / Philip K. Dick -- ARM / Larry Niven. //

640. Zhao, Changnian, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Youfu Yu. E mo di jiao. Ge xin 5 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. E mo di jiao Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

641. ———. Shan kuang an hao. Ge xin 7 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao. Shan guang an hao Kenan Dao'er yuan zhu ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; Yu Youfu nei wen hui tu. //

642. Zhao, Changnian, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Zhulang Yu. Yao shi yu di xia tie. Ge xin 6 shua. ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Bao ya jia huo di gui ji -- Yao shi yu di xia tie -- Du she Mi'erbadun. Text accompanied with zhu yin fu hao./ Adaptation of : Bruce Partington plans, The Greek interpreter, and The adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton. Yao shi yu di xia tie Kenan Dao'er yuan zuo ; Zhao Changnian gai xie ; You Zhulang nei wen cha tu. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- CROATIAN (6)

643. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Likovi plesaca, (Biblioteka Odabrana kriminalisticka dela). Apatin: Kraj beline, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The return of Sherlock Holmes. [preveli Ruzica Vlaskalin, Aleksandar Vlaskalin]. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Serbian //

644. ———. Sherlock Holmes i Likovi plesaca, (Biblioteka Triler, knj. 1). Zagreb: CID, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Croatian; Text in Serbo-Croatian (roman). Table of Contents: Prazna kuca -- Poduzetnik iz Norwooda -- Likovi plesaca -- Usamljeni biciklist -- Priorijska skola -- Crni Peter -- Charles Ogistes Milverton. [prijevod, Ljerka Hrdjok]. //

645. ———. Sherlock Holmes i Likovi plesaca, (Biblioteka Triler). Zagreb: CID, 1996.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Prazna kuca -- Poduzetnik iz Norwooda -- Likovi plesaca -- Usamljeni biciklist -- Priorijska skola -- Crni Peter -- Charles Ogistes Milverton. [prijevod, Ljerka Hrdjok]. / Uniform Title: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Croatian. Selections //

646. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Irena Popovic. Crvena nit, (Avanture Serloka Holmsa). Novi Sad: Vega media, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Crvena nit (Study in scarlet) -- Znak cetvorice (Sign of four). Black pictorial softcover with part title in white lettering over red background. Translated by Irena Popovic. //

647. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ruzica Vlaskalin, and Aleksander Vlaskalin. Baskervilski pas, (Vecernjakova biblioteka). Zagreb: Vecernji List, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. prevela Ruzica i Aleksandar Vlaskalin. Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Croatian //

648. King, Laurie R. Dvori pravednosti / Uniform Title: Justice hall. Croatian. Zagreb: Algoritam, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Translation of: Justice hall. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- CZECH (33)

649. Cechura, Rudolf. Dr. Sherlock Holmes v Cechach. Prague: Nase Vojsko, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

650. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Dobrodruzství Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy, sv. 17). Brno: Jota, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Edicní pozn./ Vysvetl./ Na predtitulním listu souborný název: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese po 26 a 105 letech, v tirázi: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, oznacení 2. [z anglického originálu prelozila Zora Wolfová] //

651. ———. Dobrodruzství Sherlocka Holmese. Vyd. 1 ed, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Prelozeno z anglictiny. //

652. ———. Hruzostrasné príbehy = tales of terror. Praha: Vodnár, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny. [prelozil Ivan Gellner] //

653. ———. Návrat Sherlocka Holmese, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

654. ———. Návrat Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 5; Príbehy, sv. 20). Brno: Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Na obálce nad názvem: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese po 25 a 93 letech. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Frantisek Jungwirth] //

655. ———. Pes baskervillský, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

656. ———. Poslední poklona Sherlocka Holmese, (Scarabeus, sv. 40). Praha: Academia, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. [z anglických originálu ... prelozila Eva Kondrysová] //

657. ———. Poslední poklona Sherlocka Holmese, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

658. ———. Poslední poklona Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy, sv. 22; Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 7). Brno: Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Doslov Jan Zábrana/ Na obálce nad názvem: Jota uvádí Príbehy

Sherlocka Holmese po 24 a 82 letech. [z anglického originálu ... prelozila Eva Kondrysová] //

659. ———. Strakatý pás a jiné prípady Sherlocka Holmese, (Svetová literatura. Krimi, 5). V Praze: Pro edici deníku Lidové noviny vydalo nakl. Euromedia Group, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny. [prelozili Zora Wolfová ... et al.] //

660. ———. Studie v sarlatové, (Príbehy, sv. 16). Brno: Jota, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Na predtitulním listu souborný název: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese po 26 a 110 letech, v tir.: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, oznacení 1. [z anglictiny prelozili Vladimír Henzl a Jan Zábrana] //

661. ———. Studie v sarlatové, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

662. ———. Studie v sarlatové, (Príbehy, sv. 16; Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 1). Brno: Jota, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Z anglických originálu prelozili Jan Sládek (Studie v sarlatové) a Jan Zábrana (Podpis ctyr)/ Na obálce nad názvem: Jota uvádí Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese v klasické sérii //

663. ———. Tajemné príbehy = (Tales of mystery). 1st ed. Praha: Vodnár, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- il. ; 17 cm. Z anglictiny prelozil Ivan Gellner ; ilustrovala Pavla Hochmanová. //

664. ———. Udolí strachu, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Table of Contents: cást I. Tragédie v Birlstonu -- cást II. Brakýri. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

665. ———. Udolí strachu, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 6). Brno: Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Edicní poznámka/ Na obálce nad názvem: Jota uvádí príbehy Sherlocka Holmese po 24 a 83 letech/ Vysvetlivky. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Jan Zábrana] //

666. ———. Udolí strachu. Vyd. 1. ed, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. cást I. Tragédie v Birlstonu -- cást II. Brakýri. Prelozeno z anglictiny. / Uniform Title: Valley of Fear. Cesky //

667. ———. Vzpomínky na Sherlocka Holmese, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny //

668. ———. Vzpomínky na Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 3). Brno: Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Dotisk r. 2006 vydán v nakl. Jota. [z anglictiny prelozil Jan Zábrana] //

669. ———. Z archivu Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 8; Príbehy, sv. 23). Brno: Jota, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Edicní poznámku a poznámku o autorovi napsal Jan Zábrana/ Na obálce nad názvem: Jota uvádí Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese po 24 a 82 letech. [z anglického originálu ... prelozila Eva Kondrysová] //

670. ———. Z krajin soumraku. Praha: Eminent, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny. prelozila Vera Klásková //

671. ———. Zapomenuté prípady Sherlocka Holmese, (Príbehy, 53; Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 23). Brno: Jota, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Na obálce nad názvem: Jota uvádí príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, které jeste neznáte/ Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy. sestavil a úvod napsal Petr Haining. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Petr Pálenský] //

672. ———. Zeme mlhy. [Praze?]: Yetti, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Translation of: The land of mist. z anglictiny prelozil Karel Weinfurter. //

673. ———. Ztracený svet, (Velká rada, c. 32). Praha: Touzimský & Moravec, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Czech. Prelozeno z anglictiny. [preklad Frantisek Gel] //

674. ———. Ztracený svet. Vyd. 1. ed, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Prelozeno z anglictiny. / Uniform Title: Lost world. Cesky //

675. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Frantisek Gel. The hound of the Baskervilles = Pes baskervillský. Vyd. v dvojjazycné verzi 1. ed, (Bilingua crimi). Praha: Garamond, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Pes baskervillský. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Frantisek Gel]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Czech & English //

676. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Frantisek Gel, and Adolf Born. Pes baskervillský : dalsí dobrodruzství Sherlocka Holmese. 5. vyd. v Albatrosu ed. Praha: Albatros, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. [ilustroval Adolf Born ; z anglictiny prelozil Frantisek Gel]. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Cesky //

677. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Karel Weinfurter, Jaroslav Zajícek-Horský, Vladimír Henzl, and Ludek Ondruska. Trikrát Sherlock Holmes. Ceský Tesín: Oddych, Brnenské papírny, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Znamení ctyr -- Udolí bázne -- Studie v sarlatové. Valley of Fear -- Study in Scarlet -- Sign of Four. Jaz. úprava Ludek Ondruska ; Z angl. prel. Jar. Zajícek-Horský, Karel Weinfurter, Vladimír Henzl //

678. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jan Zábrana, and Frantisek Gel. Pes baskervillský. Vyd. 6., V Jote 1. ed, (Príbehy). Brno: Jota, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Na doplnkové tit. s., na obálce a v tirázi souborný název: Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese, 4. Hound of the Baskervilles. Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese. [z anglického originálu ... prelozil Frantisek Gel ; edicní poznámka a poznámka o autorovi Jan Zábrana]. //

679. Kirst, Hans Hellmut, Emil Lackovi c, and Zeljko Sabol. Kriminalistika, (Mladost za mlade). Zagreb: Mladost, 1972. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

680. Millett, Larry. Sherlock Holmes a vrazdy v ledovém paláci : z amerických zápisku dr. Johna H. Watson, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese). Brno: Jota, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes and the ice palace murders //

681. Millett, Larry, and Jaromír Klubícko. Sherlock Holmes a Ohnivý démon. Vyd. 1 ed, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese). Brno: Jota, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- DANISH (12)

682. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Baskervilles hund. [Copenhagen]: Sesam, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. oversat og bearbejdet af Arne Herløv Petersen. //

683. ———. Baskervilles hund, (Mine første klassikere). [Copenhagen]: Sesam, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. oversat og bearbejdet af Arne Herløv Petersen. //

684. ———. Baskervilles hund. Translated by Lene Ewald Hesel, (Klassiske historier). Holte: Flachs, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. Illustreret af Mark Oldroyd //

685. ———. Baskervilles hund, (Gyldendals udødelige, 38). [Copenhagen]: Gyldendal, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Ellen Kirk. [illustrationer: Robert Jensen]. //

686. ———. De fires tegn. [Copenhagen]: Aschehoug, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Verner Seemann. //

687. ———. Den røde cirkel og andre noveller. [Copenhagen]: Aschehoug, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Verner Seeman. Oversættelse i udvalg af: His last bow ; The return of Sherlock Holmes. //

688. ———. En studie i rødt, (Den komplette Sherlock Holmes udgave). [Copenhagen]: Aschehoug, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. på dansk ved Verner Seemann. //

689. ———. Sherlock Holmes triumfer. Copenhagen: Sesam, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. Table of Contents: Det brogede Bånd -- Skandale i Bøhmen -- De Rødhåredes Forening -- Den blå karfunkel -- Silver Blaze -- Det afsluttende problem -- Det tomme hus -- Den ensomme cyklist -- Den fornemme klient -- Spioncentralen. Translation of: Selected Sherlock Holmes stories./ Colour reproduction of a train scene with Holmes and Watson by Sidney Paget on upper cover./ Includes bibliography. illustreret med de originale illustrationer fra "The Strand Magazine' i udvalg ved Bjarne Nielsen. //

690. ———. Sølvøksen. Translated by Mette Johansen. [Norway]: Interpresse, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Danish. Table of Contents: Sølvøksen -- Kaptajnen på Polystar -- Den brune hånd -- Lædertragten -- Nummer 249 -- Leg med ild. Translation of: The silver hatchet and other stories./ Full-colour pictorial paper wrappers./ Includes brief biography of the author ([1] p.) at end. //

691. Jensen, Jens Byskov. Baker Street once again & Baker Street endnu engang. Vejle Denmark: Baskerville&Co, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-57) //

692. Leblanc, Maurice. Arsène Lupin, gentleman og indbrudstyv. København: Horisont, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C2907.3 //

693. Munkholm, Per. Alle tiders mord : mordet som tema fra oldtiden til i dag : antologi til dansk. 1. udgave, 1. oplag. ed. Copenhagen: Munksgaard, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Contents: Gisle Surssøns saga (uddrag). Balders død. Lokes straf. Jellingestenene. Skånske lov (uddrag). Jyske lov (uddrag). Steen Steensen Blicher: Præsten i Vejlby. Ole Kollerød: Miin historie (uddrag). Edgar Allan Poe: Den sorte kat. Christian Winther: Skriftestolen. Henrik Cavling: Henrettelse. Arthur Conan Doyle: Thor broen. George Simenon: Manden på gaden. Maj Sjöwall: Politimorderen / Maj Sjöwall og Per Wahlöö (uddrag). Jan Stage: Den sidste soldat (uddrag). - Digt af Julius Strandberg. Folkeviser. [udgivet af] Per Munkholm. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- DESERET (1)

694. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Brad Keefauver. John Ferrier Talks to the Prophet. Peoria: Baker Street Digressions, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Part II, chapter 3 of Study in Scarlet. In Deseret alphabet. Don Hobbs:

Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- DUTCH (20)

695. Bonte, Benoît. De bloedige ster, (Holmes, 7; Collectie detective strips, 35; Collectie detective comics, 35). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: Jean- Pierre Croquet. tek.: Benoît Bonte kleuren: Cécile Vergult vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide // Ballonstrip.

696. Bullimore, Tom, and Martin Jansen in de Wal. Denk mee met Sherlock Holmes : puzzels voor speurneuzen. Gravenhage: BZZTôH, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Vert. van: Baker Street puzzles. - Partridge Green : Ravette, 1992. [vert. uit het Engels: Martin Jansen in de Wal ; ill.: Ian Anderson]. //

697. Clair, Guy. De oude Russische dame, (Holmes, 8; Collectie detective strips, 42; Collectie detective comics, 42). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: André- Paul Duchâteau. tek. en kleuren: Guy Clair. vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide Produkties. // Ballonstrip.

698. Di Sano, B. De reuze rat van de Sumatra, (Holmes, 6; Collectie detective strips, 31; Collectie detective comics, 31). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau. tek.: B. Di Sano. kleuren: Martine De Bast. vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide Produkties. // Ballonstrip.

699. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Beroemde avonturen van Sherlock Holmes, (Werelds meest geliefde boeken, dl. 70). Amsterdam [etc.]: The Reader's Digest, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. met ill. van David Johnson. [vert. uit het Engels Hans Dorrestijn ... et al.]. //

700. ———. De complete avonturen van Sherlock Holmes. Oud-Beijerland: Classic Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. [vert. uit het Engels door Mariëlla Snel ... et al. bew. door Els Musterd-de Haas]. //

701. ———. De hond van de baskervilles : een Sherlock Holmes-mysterie in 5 bedrijven en een epiloog. Alkmaar: Vink, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Omslag vermeldt: 1187. bew. door Luc Vandaele. //

702. ———. De terugkeer van Sherlock Holmes, (Werelds meest geliefde boeken, dl. 80). Amsterdam [etc.]: The Reader's Digest, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. met ill. van David Johnson. [vert. uit het Engels door Mariëlla de Kuyper]. // Vijftien speurdersverhalen over de beroemde Engelse detective.

703. ———. De verloren wereld en andere verhalen, (Werelds meest geliefde boeken, dl. 98). Amsterdam [etc.]: The Reader's Digest, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Table of Contents: Bevat: De verloren wereld. - Oorspr. Nederlandse uitg.: Amsterdam : Van Looy, 1925. - Vert. van The lost world. - 1912 ; De gifgordel. - Vert. van: The poison belt. - 1913 ; De desintegratiemachine. - Vert. van: The desintegration machine. - 1927 ; Toen de wereld gilde. - Vert. van: When the world screamed. - 1928. [vert. uit het Engels door Cornelis Helling ... et

al.]. // Bundeling van een roman, een novelle en 2 korte verhalen waarin de avontuurlijke maar eigenzinnige Schotse zoöloog en ontdekkingreiziger professor Challenger centraal staat.

704. ———. Het aapje : horrorverhalen. [Amsterdam]: HMP, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Uitg. in samenw. met Loeb. //

705. ———. Nieuwe avonturen van Sherlock Holmes, (Werelds meest geliefde boeken, dl. 62). Amsterdam [etc.]: Reader's Digest, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Table of Contents: Bevat: Een studie in rood. - Vert. van: A study in scarlet. - Oorspr. uitg.: 1887 ; De hond van de Baskervilles. - Vert. van: The hound of the Baskervilles. - Oorspr. uitg.: 1902 ; De vallei der verschrikking. - Vert. van: The valley of fear. - Oorspr. uitg.: 1915. met ill. van Greg Spalenka. [vert. uit het Engels door Frank Berserik ... et al.]. // Drie korte romans over de speurdersavonturen van Sherlock Holmes.

706. ———. Sherlock Holmes : de complete avonturen. Amsterdam: Uitgeverij 521, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Omslag- en rugtitel: De complete avonturen van Sherlock Holmes. //

707. ———. Verder avonturen van Sherlock Holmes, (Werelds meest geliefde boeken, dl. 27). Amsterdam [etc.]: The Reader's Digest, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch //

708. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and William Gillette. Sherlock Holmes, (Theatre series). Den Haag: Sitos, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Inl. en annot. in het Nederlands. preceded by Arthur Conan Doyle's A scandal in Bohemia. Introd. [in Dutch] Wim van Houten. annot. Wim Buutveld. // Toneelbewerking van enkele verhalen over de Britse speurder. Met woordverklaringen Engels-Nederlands.

709. Duchâteau, André-Paul. Het gevlekte koord, (Collectie detective strips, 34). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Table of Contents: pp.: [23]-48. De fantastische Baron Maupertuis / naar de personages van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau ; tekening: Yves Magne en Stibane. naar de personages van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau. tekening: Stibane. //

710. ———. Het teken van de vier, (Collectie detective strips, 9). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. bewerking en scenario: André-Paul Duchâteau. tekening: Bruno Di Sano. //

711. Frost, Mark, and André Fransee. In het teken van de zes. Baarn: De Prom, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

712. King, Laurie R. Het moeras. Utrecht: Bruna, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Dutch translation of The Moor. Omslag vermeldt: een Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes-mysterie. [vert. uit het Engels Jet Matla]. // Het echtpaar Holmes onderzoekt op de "Moor" of de geruchten rond spookverschijningen van een rijtuig en van de "Hound of the Baskervilles" kloppen en of de onverklaarbare

713. Longaron, Ricard. Een studie in rood. [S.l.]: P&T Production, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Ricard Longaron. een trouwe bewerking van het werk van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle door liefhebbers van zijn werk. Naar de méroires van John H. Watson, MD. //

714. Stibane, and André-Paul Duchâteau. Jack the Ripper, (Holmes, 4; Collectie detective strips, 29). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar Arthur Conan Doyle. oorspr. scenario: André-Paul Duchâteau. tek.: Stibane. kleuren: Luce Daniels. [vert. uit het Frans]. // Ballonstrip.

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- EBONICS (2)

715. Dixie, Steve (trans.). De Damn Case of Sherlock Holmes. S.l.: Privately printed, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- This is a parody of Holmes and Ebonics. This is certainly not a real translation. Contents: His Last Bow, Dying Detective, Final Problem. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

716. ———. Free Advenfures uh Sherlock Holmes. S.l.: Privately printed, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- This is a parody of Holmes and Ebonics. This is certainly not a real translation. Contents: His Last Bow, Dying Detective, Final Problem. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- FINNISH (2)

717. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Valfrid Hedman. Haudantakainen elämä. 2. p. ed. Hämeenlinna: Karisto, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Uniform Title: New revelation. Seitsemännestä englanninkielisestä painoksesta suomentanut Valfrid Hedman. //

718. King, Laurie R., and Sirkka-Liisa Sjöblom. Oikeuden talo / Uniform Title: Justice hall. Helsinki: Gummerus : Book Studio, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Alanimeke irtopäällyksessä: Rikosromaani, päähenkilöinä Sherlock Holmes ja Mary Russell. [suomentanut Sirkka-Liisa Sjöblom]. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- FRENCH (128)

719. Echec et mat : Une anthologie de nouvelles policières. Paris: Gallimard - Losfeld, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Proposée par Xavier Legrand-Ferronnière ; [nouvelles de Arthur Conan Doyle, Fredric Brown, George C. Chesbro ... et al.]. //

720. Nouvelles policières. 1, Le crime n'est jamais parfait : [Maurice Leblanc, l'écharpe de soie rouge ; Arthur Conan Doyle, la crinière du lion ; G.K. Chesterton, l'oracle du chien ; S.A. Steeman, le mort dans l'ascenseur]. (Gf). Paris: Flammarion, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Présentation, chronologie, notes et dossier par Yveline Beaup. //

721. Sherlock Holmes et le signe de la fiction. (Signes). Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Textes réunis par Denis Mellier. //

722. Ancèle, Jean-Pierre. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : two famous Sherlock Holmes stories : "A scandal in Bohemia", "The red-headed league", (Référence). Paris: Ellipses, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scandal in Bohemia -- Red-headed league. Présentation et notes de Jean- Pierre Ancèle. //

723. Avrane, Patrick. Sherlock Holmes & Cie : détectives freudiens. Paris: Audibert, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

724. Bayard, Pierre. L'affaire du chien des Baskerville, (Paradoxe). Paris: Minuit, 2007.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

725. ———. L'affaire du chien des Baskerville, (Paradoxe). Paris: Minuit, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

726. Boyer, Rick, and Yves-Charles Fercoq. Le rat géant de Sumatra, (Collection Sherlock Holmes). Paris: Éd. Mycroft's brother, Impr. Jouve, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., 21 cm. Translated by Yves-Charles Fercoq. //

727. Bruce, Colin. Elémentaire mon cher Watson! : douze enquêtes policières résolues grâce à la logique, aux mathématiques et aux probabilités. [Paris]: Flammarion, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Conned again Watson! French. Traduit de l'anglais par Martine Devillers-Argouarc'h et Daniel Paget. //

728. Buard, Jean-Luc, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Bibliographie des Traductions d'Arthur Conan Doyle dans les periodiques 1894-1914. S.l.: Visage Vert, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

729. Canevet, Sébastien. L'affaire du terrible assassin d'apres un inédit du Dr Watson, (Collection les inédits de Sherlock Holmes). [S.l.]: Pareiasaure Theromorphe Editions, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

730. Caron, Claude. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1859-1930 impérialisme, criminalité et société dans la littérature populaire, (Mémoires et thèses). Montréal: Université du Québec à Montréal, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Comprend des réf. bibliogr. Thesis/dissertation (deg). //

731. Chesney, George Tomkyns. La bataille de Dorking : roman. Montréal: Éditions du Colporteur, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 14 cm. La bataille de Dorking / Sir George T. Chesney -- La bataille / J.-H. Rosny, aîné -- Danger! / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Traduction de: The battle of Dorking./ Tirage limité à 35 ex. //

732. Crignon, Hélène. De Sherlock Holmes au professeur Challenger : inquietant, fantastique et fiction speculative dans l'oeuvre de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930). S.l.: s.n., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

733. Cullin, Mitch. Les abeilles de monsieur Holmes, (Fictions). Paris: Naïve, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'américain par Hélène Collon. Translation of Slight Trick of the Mind //

734. Delay, Vincent, Christian Macherel, and Persano Isadora. Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes et la Suisse, (Mémoires et documents / Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande). [Lausanne]: Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande, [V. Delay], 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande. 21 cm. Par Vincent Delay. Isadora Persano / par Christian Macherel. //

735. Dilts, Robert. Vinci et Homes, (Les Stratégies du génie). Paris: La Méridienne : Desclée de Brouwer, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Robert Dilts ; traduit de l'américain par Gérard Bénéjean et Marie- Cécile Baland. / Uniform Title: Strategies of genius. French. //

736. Doyle, Arthur Conan. La grande ombre, (Collection l'Aube poche). [La Tour-d'Aigues]: Éditions de l'Aube, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais./ Trad. de: The great shadow. / Uniform Title: Great shadow. French. //

737. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (La bibliothèque Gallimard .; Texte & dossier). Paris: Gallimard, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduction et lecture accompagnée par Jean-Pierre Naugrette. //

738. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (Le livre de poche). Paris: Paris R. Laffont, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Sur la couv.: Sherlock Holmes. Trad. de Bernard Tourville. Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. French. //

739. ———. Le chien des Baskerville : Sherlock Holmes, (Castor poche). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. "Texte intégral"--P. [4] de la couv. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville. //

740. ———. Le crime du Congo belge : Suivi par au Congo français, de Félicien Challaye. Paris: Nuits rouges, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 20 cm. "23"--Spine./ Includes bibliographical references. Postface de Colette Braeckman ; trauction nouvelle de Jean-Claude Lamoureux. / Uniform Title: Crime of the Congo. French. //

741. ———. Le Monde perdu, (Science-fiction (éditions J'ai lu)). Paris: J'ai lu : Pierre Lafitte, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Lost world. French. Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Labat. //

742. ———. Le monde perdu, (De l'autre côté...). Clermont-Ferrand: Éditions Paleo, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Trad. de: The lost world. Traduit de l'anglais par Gilles Vauthier ; illustré par Zaïtchick. / Uniform Title: Lost world. French. //

743. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Éd. intégrale bilingue. ed. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Nouv. trad. //

744. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. 1, Une étude en rouge = A study in scarlet. Le signe des quatre = The sign of four. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes, 1 = The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, 1 : Edition bilingue. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Nouvelle traduction d'Eric Wittersheim. //

745. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Tome 1, (Milan poche junior). Toulouse: Milan Poche, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Nouvelle traduction par Stéphanie Benson. //

746. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes. Tome 2, (Milan poche junior). Toulouse: Milan Poche, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Nouvelle traduction par Stéphanie Benson. //

747. ———. Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes). [S.l.]: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Five orange pips. French. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

748. ———. The man with the twisted lip : and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes = L'homme à la lèvre tordue et autres adventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio bilingue). Paris: Gallimard, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Homme à la lèvre tordue et autres adventures de Sherlock Holmes. Traduit de l'anglais par Julie Pujos en collab ; avec Marie-Pierre Coutelle. //

749. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio, 34). Paris: EJL, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. [trad.par L. Maricourt]. //

750. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un scandale en Bohême -- Peter le Noir -- L'école du Prieuré -- Le détective mourant. //

751. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée, suivi de, L'Association des Hommes roux,

L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bande mouchetée; Association des Hommes roux; Escarboucle bleue; Cinq pépins d'orange. //

752. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La cycliste solitaire, suivi de, Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Cycliste solitaire; Charles Auguste Milverton; Gloria Scott; Trois-quart aile manquant. //

753. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le problème final, précédé de, La face jaune, Un estropié, Le malade à demeure, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Problème final; Face jaune; Estropié; Malade à demeure. //

754. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave ; suivi de L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité,Le mystèrede la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). Paris: EJL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave -- L'interprète grec -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe. //

755. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Le rituel des Musgrave, suivi de, L'interprète grec, Une affaire d'identité, Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Le rituel des Musgrave (The Musgrave ritual) -- L'interprète grec (The Greek interpreter) -- Une affaire d'identité (A case of identity) -- Le mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). //

756. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les hommes dansants, suivi de, L'entrepreneur de Norwood, Les trois étudiants, Le pince-nez en or, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hommes dansants; Entrepreneur de Norwood; Trois étudiants; Pince-nez en or. //

757. ———. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : Les six Napoléons, suivi de, L'homme à la lèvre tordue, Silver blaze, Le traité naval, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Six Napoléons; Homme à la lèvre tordue; Silver blaze; Traité naval. //

758. ———. Sherlock Holmes : Étude en rouge, (Le livre de poche). Paris: R. Laffont, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Étude en rouge. Traduction de Pierre Baillargeon. / Uniform Title: Study in scarlet. French. //

759. ———. Sherlock Holmes : la cycliste solitaire ; suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton, Le Gloria Scott, Le Trois- quarts aile manquant, (Librio. Policier). Paris: Librio, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt et Michel Le Houbie. //

760. ———. Sherlock Holmes : More mysteries : Silver Blaze, the Three Garridebs, His last bow, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Collection bilingue. More mysteries : Silver blaze, Three Garridebs, His last bow. Choix, traduction et notes Frédérique Coste. //

761. ———. Sherlock Holmes : une étude en rouge. [S.l.]: P & T Production, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 31 cm. Etude en rouge; Study in scarlet. //

762. ———. Sous la lampe rouge : contes et récits de la vie médicale, (Un endroit où aller). Arles: Actes Sud, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Trad. de: Under the red lamp./ Bibliogr.: p. 376. Traduits de l'anglais par Christine Le Boeuf ; postface de Dominique Sassoon. / Uniform Title: Under the red lamp. French. //

763. ———. Un scandale en Bohême, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes). [S.l.]: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Scandal in Bohemia. French. Traduction de Bernard

Tourville. //

764. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : le Chien des Baskerville. Paris: Librio, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "119"-- Spine/ Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. / Uniform Title: Hhound of the Baskervilles. French. //

765. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : le Chien des Baskerville. Paris: Librio, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "119"-- Spine/ Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Translated by Lucien Maricourt. //

766. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Le signe des quatre, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Signe des quatre. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

767. ———. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Une étude en rouge, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Étude en rouge. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

768. ———. Une étude en rouge : la première enquête de Sherlock Holmes, (Folio junior). [Paris]: Gallimard, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Editeur sur la p. de t.: Laffont. Original: A study in scarlet. Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Baillargeon ; illustrations de Jeanne Puchol. //

769. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and R. W. Allard. Sir Nigel : roman, (D'aujourd'hui étranger). Paris: Phébus, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Trad. de : Sir Nigel. Trad. de l'anglais par R.W. Allard. / Uniform Title: Sir Nigel. French. //

770. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Pierre Baillargeon, Jeanne Puchol, and Yan Nascimbene. Une étude en rouge : la première enquête de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris]: Robert Laffont : Gallimard jeunesse, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. p. 157 misnumbered as "57". Last [8] p. are publisher's advertisements. Pictorial upper cover with white lettering against predominatly black background, showing Holmes kneeling down, holding a magnifying glass and inspecting the word "Rach[e]". Holmes' hair and magnifying glass in yellow. French translation of A study in scarlet. Cover designed by Yan Nascimbene. Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Baillargeon ; illustrations de Jeanne Puchol. //

771. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Louis Chantemele, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La Cycliste solitaire, suivi de Charles Auguste Milverton ; Le Gloria Scott ; Le Trois-quart aile manquant, (Librio). [Paris]: Texte intégral, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. La Cycliste solitaire (The Solitary cyclist) / translated by Louis Chantemele - - Charles Auguste Milverton / tr. by Louis Chantemele -- Le Gloria Scott (The adventure of the "Gloria Scott") / tr. by Lucien Maricourt -- Le trois-quart aile manquant (The adventure of the missing three-quarter) / tr. by Michel Le Houbie. //

772. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Evelyn Colomb. Nouvelles archives sur Sherlock Holmes : La Pensionnaire voilée, (Livre de poche). Paris: Librairie générale française, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Recueil de nouvelles : La Pensionnaire voilée--Le Problème du Pont de Thor--L'Homme qui marchait à quatre pattes--La Crinière du lion--L'Aventure de Shoscombe Old Place-- L'Aventure du marchand de couleurs qui s'était retiré des affaires. Titre de dos : la pensionnaire voilée. Traduction de Evelyn Colomb. //

773. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Aude Crognier, and Bernard Tourville. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Castor poche). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers; Holmes, in deerstalker and cape with pipe on upper cover (v. 1 and 2) with the skyline of London at night superimposed; brief description on lower cover with small full-colour illustration of a caleche (v. 1) and a night scene with Holmes (v. 2). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Aude Crognier. //

774. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and B. Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous; Bilingue). Paris: Pocket, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Le mystère du Val Boscombe = The Boscombe Valley mystery -- Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- La pensionnaire voilée = The veiled lodger. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French & English. Selections. 2004 //

775. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Dhuicq. Sherlock Holmes investigates = Sherlock Holmes enquête, (Langues pour tous). [Paris]: Pocket, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. The Boscombe Valley mystery = Le mystère du Val Boscombe -- The five orange pips = Les cinq pépins d'orange -- The veiled lodger = La pensionnaire voilée. "Bilingue: anglais- français"--Cover. Traduction et notes de Bernard Dhuicq. //

776. Doyle, Arthur Conan, André Dommergues, Sidney Paget, and Marie-France Azéma. Le Mystère du Val Boscombe précédé de La Société protectrice des rouquins, (Classiques d'aujourd'hui). Paris: Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. La Société protectice des rouquins (The Red-headed League) -- Le mystère du Val Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley mystery). Illustrations by S. Paget. Traduction d'André Dommergues ; préface et notes de Marie-France Azéma. //

777. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Maurice Bernard Endrèbe. Le chien des Baskerville, (Collection jeunes). Paris: France Loisirs, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Pictorial black hardcover showing the hound, Holmes and a moon in the background; author's name in grey and title lettering in white. Traduction de Maurice-Bernard Endrèbe. //

778. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Maurice Bernard Endrèbe, and Jean-Claude Claeys. La vallée de la peur : une enquête de Sherlock Holmes. Paris: Pocket jeunesse, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The valley of fear. "J251"--spine. "Pocket junior: roman"-- cover. Cover ill. by Jean-Claude Claeys. Traduction de Maurice-Bernard Endrèbe. //

779. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Josiane Grinfas. Trois aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Classiques & contemporains). Paris: Magnard, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "Choix de nouvelles. Collège."--Couv. Comprend des réf. bibliogr.: p. 164- 165. Présentation, notes, question et après-texte établis par Josiane Grinfas. Uniform Title: Nouvelles. Français. Morceaux choisis. //

780. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Francis Lacassin, and Gilles Vauthier. Les Exploits du Pr Challenger : et autres aventures étranges, (Bouquins). Paris: R. Laffont, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Traduit de l'anglais. La couverture porte en plus : "Le Monde perdu. La Ceinture empoisonnée. La Machine à désintégrer ... Contes de pirates." Notes bibliogr. Bibliogr. : p. [1147]- 1150. édition établie par Francis Lacassin ; [traduit de l'anglais par Gilles Vauthier ... [et al.]]. //

781. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Robert Latour. La Compagnie blanche : roman, (D'aujourd'hui étranger). Paris: Phébus, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Trad. de : The White company. Trad. de l'anglais par Robert latour. / Uniform Title: White company. French. //

782. ———. Résurrection de Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). Paris: Robert Laffont, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 18 cm. Translation of: Return of Sherlock Holmes. Traduction de Robert Latour. / Uniform Title: Return of Sherlock Holmes. French //

783. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Brendan Lynch, Malvina G. Vogel, and Louise Durocher. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Les Grands classiques illustrés; Variation: Grands classiques illustrés.). Saint-Lambert, Québec: Éditions ABC, 1997.

784. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Michel Marcheteau. Extraordinary tales = Histoires extraordinaires, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. When the world screamed = Le jour où la terre hurla -- The lost special = Un train spécial disparaît -- The bully of Brocas Court = La brute de Brocas Court. Histoires extraordinaires. Choix, traduction et notes par Michel Marcheteau. //

785. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Lucien Maricourt. Une aventure de Sherlock Holmes : Le Chien des Baskerville, (Livre à 10F). Paris: Librio, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "Texte intégral"--t.p. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Colour illustrated wrappers with a reproduction of a poster for the film "The Hound of the Baskervilles" with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

786. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Pino Daeni. Une aventures [sic] de Sherlock Holmes : une étude en rouge, (Texte intégral). Paris: Librio : Diffusion France et étranger, Flammarion, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Pictorial blue wrappers with centrally located title frame with orange and white lettering and a picture showing Holmes standing by a lit street lantern and horse drawn carriage in the background; title frame surrounded by border with a repeating pattern of frames showing a horse drawn carriage and publisher/series name. Translation of: A study in scarlet. Cover ill. by: Pino Daeni. Traduit de l'anglais par Lucien Maricourt. //

787. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lucien Maricourt, and Michel Le Houbie. Quatre aventures de Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de L'Association des Hommes roux, L'escarboucle bleue, Les cinq pépins d'orange. Paris: Librio, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes : La bande mouchetée suivi de trois autres récits. Traduits par Lucien Maricourt ... Michel Le Houbie. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

788. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Catherine Richard. Sherlock Holmes, 1, (Les intégrales du Masque). Paris: [Éd. du Masque], 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Une étude en rouge -- Le signe des quatre -- Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes -- Les mémoires de Sherlock Holmes. //

789. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bernard Tourville. Le chien des Baskerville, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris]: Editions Gallimard Jeunesse, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Translation of: The hount of the Baskerville. Supplément réalisé par Christian Biet ... [et al.] : p. [267]-302. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

790. ———. Le chien des Baskerville, (Castor poche, 478). [Paris]: Castor poche Flammarion, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville. / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. French //

791. ———. Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). [Paris]: Livre de poche, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. "1070"--Spine. Originally issued: Paris : R. Laffont, 1956. 2 v. (Livre de poche policier ; 1070-1071). Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers with two figures in a puzzle on upper cover with a tiny figure of Holmes in deerstalker and Inverness cape top right corner; same figure slightly enlarged in top left corner of lower cover, with a brief summary of the contents. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

792. ———. Souvenirs sur Sherlock Holmes, (Livre de poche). Paris: Le Livre de Poche, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. / Uniform Title: Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. French //

793. ———. Un scandale en Boheme, (Les aventures de Sherlock Holmes 01). Paris: Libraire Générale Française, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Constituent Item: Un scandale en Bohème -- La Ligue des Rouquins -- Une affaire d'identité -- Le Mystère du Val Boscombe -- L'Homme à la lèvre tordue -- L'Escarboucle bleue. Traduction de Bernard Tourville. //

794. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Davaine. Le chien des Baskerville. Folio junior éd. spéciale. ed, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers with portrait of Holmes at top of upper cover with the hound at base of upper cover; hound repeated on lower cover and in part at base of spine; series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrator on verso; t.p. with title vignette of a horse-drawn coach; supplement of questions, etc. based on the novel (p. [267]-302) at end of novel in tête-bêche format. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

795. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Davaine, and Yan Nascimbene. Le chien des Baskerville. Folio junior éd. spéciale. ed, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, (Imprimerie Hérissey), 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. Full-colour illustrated wrappers with Sherlock Holmes in the foreground and a silhouette of the hound standing on the moor further in the background on upper cover; portrait of Holmes in an armchair at top of lower cover repeated in part at base of spine; series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title vignette of a horse-drawn coach; supplement of questions, etc. based on the novel (p. [267]-302); and [7] p. of publisher's advert. at end of novel. Cover illustrations: Y. Nascimbene. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Davaine. //

796. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Robert Latour, and Gilles Vauthier. Sherlock Holmes enquête. [S.l.]: Deux Coqs D'or, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Le Gloria Scott -- Le rituel des Musgrave -- Un scandale en Bohème -- Les trois étudiants. Traduction de Bernard Tourville, de Robert Latour et de Gilles Vauthier. / Uniform Title: Short stories. French. Selections //

797. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Nathalie Meyniel. Trois aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Etonnants classiques; Garnier Flammarion; Texte intégral). [Paris]: Flammarion, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Traduction de Bernard Tourville ; présentation, chronologie, notes et dossier-jeu par nathalie Meyniel. //

798. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, and Philippe Munch. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). Paris: Gallimard jeunesse, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange = The five orange pips -- Un scandale en Bohème = A scandal in Bohemia -- L'escarboucle bleue = The blue carbuncle -- Le ruban moucheté = The speckled band. Translation of: The speckled band and other adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Originally issued: Paris : Robert Laffont, 1956 (Without illustrations). Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

799. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Bernard Tourville, Philippe Munch, and Yan Nascimbene. Le ruban moucheté et autres aventures de Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Folio junior). [Paris?]: Robert Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Les cinq pépins d'orange (The five orange pips) -- Un scandale en Bohème (A scandal in Bohemia) -- L'escarboucle bleue (The blue carbuncle) -- Le ruban moucheté (The speckled band). Cover ill. by Y. Nascimbene. Upper cover: colour wrappers with a silhouette of Holmes facing the window and holding a suspended yellow ribbon; title and credits in white lettering, black and white pictorial background with silhouette of Holmes in yellow; colour border. Lower cover: picture of Holmes standing at the window and holding a suspended ribbon in top left corner, and an ill. of a town square at bottom. Series t.p. with brief biographical sketch of both the author and the illustrators on verso; t.p. with title

vignette repeating the picture of Holmes from the lower cover. Traduit de l'anglais par Bernard Tourville ; illustrations de Philippe Munch. //

800. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ismène Toussaint. Les réfugiés : roman historique. Montréal: Stanké, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Traduction de: The refugees. Traduit et adapté de l'anglais par Ismène Toussaint. //

801. Duchateau, André-Paul, and Bruno Di Sano. Le rat géant de Sumatra, (Sherlock Holmes 6). Bruxelles: C. Lefranc, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. 30 cm. //

802. Duchâteau, André-Paul, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Stibane. Sherlock Holmes : Jack l'Eventreur ou Ricoletti au pied bot, (Collection Detectives présentée par Le Masque). Bruxelles: Lefrancq, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 30 cm. scénario original: André-Paul Duchâteau ; dessin: Stibane. //

803. Engel, Howard. Mr Doyle et Dr Bell / Uniform Title: Mr Doyle & Dr Bell. French., (Labyrinthes). Paris: Masque, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Corinne Bourbeillon. //

804. Garcia, Bob. Tintin à Baker street. [Chelles]: Mac Guffin, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [115]). //

805. Gelly, Christophe. Le chien des Baskerville : Poètique du roman policier chez Conan Doyle, (Collection Champ anglophone). Lyon: PUL. Presses universitaires de Lyon, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-205). //

806. Hardwick, Michael. Guide complet de Sherlock Holmes, (Bibliothèque holmésienne, 2). Amiens (France): Encrage, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Trad. de : The complete guide to Sherlock Holmes. Index. / Uniform Title: Complete guide to Sherlock Holmes. French. //

807. Lacassin, Francis. Conan Doyle : inédits et introuvables, (Bouquins). Paris: R. Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Le mystère de Cloomber -- L'oncle Jérémie et les siens -- Mystères et aventures -- Le parasite -- Raffles haw -- Girdlestone et Cie -- Idylle de banlieue -- Les lettres de Stark Munro -- Un duo. Édition établie par Francis Lacassin. //

808. ———. Premières enquêtes : un siècle de romans policiers. Paris: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. édition établie et présentée par Francis Lacassin ; Voltaire, Beaumarchais, Vidocq, Poe, Dumas, Conan Doyle, Hornung, Baronne Orczy, Futrelle, Chesterton et Emile Gaboriau, Le petit vieux des Batignolles. Henry Cauvain, Maximilien Heller. Catulle Mendès, 56 rue des Filles-Dieu. Jules Verne, Un drame en Livonie. Léon Groc, L'autobus évanoui. //

809. Leblanc, Maurice. Arsène Lupin contre Herlock Sholmes, (Lectures CLE en français facile). [Paris]: CLE International, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. "1000 Mots". Adpate en francais facile par Brigitte Faucard-Martinez. //

810. Machinal, Hélène. Conan Doyle : De Sherlock Holmes au professeur Challenger, (Interférences). Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

811. Mellier, Denis. Sherlock Holmes et le signe de la fiction, (Signes). Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

812. Menegaldo, Gilles, and Jean-Pierre Naugrette. R.L. Stevenson et A. Conan Doyle : aventures de la fiction : actes du colloque de Cerisy [11-18 septembre 2000], (Terres fantastiques; Littérature). Rennes: Terre de brume, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (certaines en coul.) ; 24 cm. Comprend des références bibliographiques et un index. sous la direction de Gilles Menegaldo & Jean-Pierre Naugrette. //

813. Meyer, Nicholas, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes et le fantôme de l'opéra : roman d'après un inédit du Dr. John H. Watson. Montréal: L'Archipel, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Translation of: The canary trainer./ Sequel to: "The seven per cent solution" (1975) and "The West End horror" (1984). Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Charras. //

814. Meyer-Bolzinger, Dominique. Une méthode clinique dans l'enquête policière : Holmes, Poirot, Maigret, (Collection Travaux & thèses; Paralittérature). Liège [Belgium]: Éditions du Céfal, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Based on the author's doctoral thesis, entitled "L'Amateur d'indices. La méthode clinique du détective, dans les romans de Conan-Doyle, Agatha Christie et Georges Simenon", submitted to the Université de Haute-Alsace (Mulhouse) on 13 June 2001 (see t.p. verso). Includes bibliographical references. //

815. Nicodème, Béatrice. Wiggins et la ligne chocolat, (Souris noire). Paris: Syros jeunesse, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. //

816. ———. Wiggins et le perroquet muet, (Souris noire). Paris: Syros jeunesse, Bussière camedan impr., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 17 cm. //

817. ———. Wiggins et Sherlock contre Napoleon, (Vertige. Policier.; Hachette jeunesse). Paris: Hachette jeunesse, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

818. Nicodeme, Beatrice, and Hervé Blondon. Un rival pour Sherlock Holmes, (Hachette jeunesse). Paris: Hachette, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Illustrations d'Hervé Blondon. //

819. Nolane, Richard D., and Olivier Roman. Harry Dickson, le Sherlock Holmes américain, (Preuve par 4). Toulon: Soleil, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly ill. ; 33 cm. L'île des possédés -- Le démon de Whitechapel -- Les amis de l'enfer -- L'ombre de Blackfield. Title on cover: Harry Dickson. Pastiche of Sherlock Holmes. scénario, Nolane ; dessins, Roman. //

820. Nordon, Pierre. Tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur Sherlock Holmes ... sans l'avoir jamais rencontré. Paris: Le Livre de poche, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Cover title: Tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur Sherlock Holmes sans jamais l'avoir rencontré. Spine title: Tout savoir sur Sherlock Holmes. Full-colour cover illustration of Holmes. Rozier-Gaudriault. Includes bibliography. //

821. ———. Tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur Sherlock Holmes sans jamais l'avoir rencontre. Paris: Le Livre de Poche, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

822. Nossintchouk, Ronald. Sherlock Holmes : enquête privée, (Collection Criminales). Paris: E-dite, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

823. Oudin, Bernard. Enquete sur Sherlock Holmes, (Découvertes). [Paris]: Gallimard, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. //

824. ———. Sherlock Holmes et la suffragette amoureuse. Paris: Mycroft's Brother, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "A collection of seven new pastiches, and it's only one of many interesting books available in French from Thierry Saint-Joanis' Editions Mycroft's Brother."

825. Ravenel, Loïc. Les Aventures géographiques de Sherlock Holmes, (Jeunes talents). Paris: Larousse : Sélection du Reader's digest, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Mémoire de maitrise de géographie soutenu en 1992 à Montpellier III. Bibliogr. p. : 285-287. //

826. Razzi, Jim, Mary Razzi, Ted Enik, and Marie-Andrée Clermont. Les enquêtes mystérieuses de Sherloque Fin- museau, détective, tome 1, (Série Détectives-amateurs). Montréal: Éditions Héritage, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Translation of: The Sherluck-Bones mystery detective, Book 1. Juvenile paraody of Sherlock Holmes. par Jim et Mary Razzi ; illustrations, Ted Enik ; traduit de l'anglais par Marie-Andrée Clermont. //

827. Reboux, Paul, Charles Muller, and Olivier Barrot. À la manière de ... : Tolstoï, Lamartine, Anna de Noailles, Baudelaire, Mistral, Loti, Gyp, Maeterlinck, Jammes, Barrès, Heredia, Tristan Bernard, Conan Doyle, Shakespeare, Racine, D'Annunzio, Chateaubriand, Déroulède, Henry Bordeaux, H. Bataille, G. Lenotre, Mallarmé, André de Lorde, Péguy, Verlaine, Bernstein, Morand, La Fontaine, J.H. Fabre, Proust, Dr Mardrus, Buffon, Hugo, Giraudoux, Radiguet, L. Daudet, Comtesse de Ségur, Roussel, (Les cahiers rouges). Paris: Grasset, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Includes biographical information on some of the lesser-known authors parodied. Reboux, Muller ; présentation et choix par Olivier Barrot. //

828. Ruaud, André-François, and Xavier Mauméjean. Les nombreuses vies de Sherlock Holmes, (La bibliothèque rouge). Lyon: Moutons électriques, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- André-François Ruaud & Xavier Mauméjean ; avec la collaboration de Michael Moorcock, Béatrice Nicodème, Michel Pagel... [et al.]. //

829. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, Alexis Barquin, and Pierre Bannier. Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Héros, 6). Pézilla-la- Rivière: DLM, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

830. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, and Jean-Pierre Cagnat. Exposition Sherlock Holmes et á Paris : les apaches vont trembler. Paris: Société Sherlock Holmes de France, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Société Sherlock Holmes de France. ; Bibliothèque des littératures policières (Paris, France) Conf Author(s): Exposition "Sherlock Holmes et la France" ; (1996 :; Paris, France). ill. ; 42 x 30 cm. Exposition à la Bilipo du 15 mai au 31 août 1996. At head of title: Le petit Parisien, mardi 14, mai 1896. Textes et mise en page / Thierry Saint-Joanis ; illustrations / Jean-Pierre Cagnat. //

831. Sharp, Allen, and Jackie Landreaux. L'Affaire Mo Hort, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The Case of the baffled policeman. français. Trad. par Jackie Landreaux-Valabrègue. //

832. ———. Les Nobles conspiratrices, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The Case of the gentle conspirators. français. trad. par Jackie Landreaux-Valabrègue. //

833. Sharp, Allen, and Sandrine Verspieren-Couprie. Poussière mortelle, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The case of the Buchanan curse. français. Trad. de l'anglais par Sandrine Verspieren. //

834. Sharp, Allen Rouard Philippe. L'ombre de Julius Baroncourt, (Bibliothèque verte). [Paris]: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The case of the man who followed himself. français. trad. par Philippe Rouard. //

835. Simon, Rémi, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Patrice Douénat. Sherlock Holmes : six enquêtes, (Bibliothèque des grands classiques). Paris: Nathan, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Adaptation de Rémi Simon ; illustrations de Patrice Douénat. //

836. Société Sherlock Holmes de France. French Holmesian studies. Paris: Les Quincailliers de la Franco-Midland, Société Sherlock Holmes de France, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

837. ———. Sherlock Holmes et la France : une étude en bleu, blanc, rouge. [Paris]: Mairie de Paris, Bibliothèque des littératures policières : Agence culturelle de Paris, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bibliothèque des littératures policières (Paris, France) Conf Author(s): Exposition "Sherlock Holmes et la France" ; (1996 :; Paris, France). ill. ; 24 cm. "Réalisé à l'occasion de l'exposition 'Sherlock Holmes et la France' qui s'est tenue du 15 mai au 31 août 1996 à la BILIPO"--Colophon. Includes bibliographical references. //

838. Société Sherlock Holmes de France, and France) Bibliothèque des littératures policières (Paris. Sherlock Holmes et la France une étude en bleu, blanc, rouge. Paris: Mairie de Paris, Bibliothèque des littératures policières. Agence culturelle de Paris, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96216437 //r97. Includes bibliographical references //

839. Société Sherlock Holmes de France, and France) Louvre des antiquaires (Paris. L'univers de Sherlock Holmes au Louvre des Antiquaires une étude. Paris: Louvre des Antiquaires, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "An attractive booklet published to accompany the exhibition at the Louvre des Antiquaires in Paris; it's an excellent anthology of scholarship by members of the Societe Sherlock Holmes de France (all in French), with caricatures by Jean- Pierre Cagnat, and an intriguing Sherlockian discovery in one of Camille Pissarro's paintings."

840. Steinmann, Sylvie, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fonds Arthur Conan Doyle : base de données images pour la partie iconographie du fonds. [Geneva?]: [School of Information Science?], 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. + 1 CD-ROM. CD-ROM: Arthur Conan Doyle [Média électronique] : base de données images. - 1 disque optique électronique (CD-ROM) ; 12 cm. Travail de diplôme Ecole d'information documentaire Genève./ Titre de la cassette du CD-ROM: Base de données images pour la partie iconographie du fonds Arthur Conan Doyle. //

841. Thomières, Daniel. L'ambiguïté dans les littératures de langue anglaise, (Imaginaires). Reims: Presses universitaires de Reims, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The passion of the possible: ambiguity and hypocrisy / Thomas Docherty -- L'ambiguïté dans The adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892) de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) / Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay -- Bradleyan experience and the order of ambiguity in The Waste Land / Christian Walker -- Ambiguity and religion in Philip Larkin's poems / Andrew McKeown. [directeur de la publication, Daniel Thomières]. //

842. Thomson, June, and Catherine Richard. Les dossiers secrets de Sherlock Holmes, (Les reines du crime). Paris: Librairie des Champs-Elysées, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of The Secret Journals of Sherlock Holmes. //

843. Varende, Yves. Sherlock Holmes et les agents du kaiser. Paris: LeFrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. 1. Le requin de la tamise. //

844. ———. Sherlock Holmes revient, (Super poche). Paris: Fleuve Noir, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "Six enquêtes en 1 volume"--P. [4] of cover. Based on stories originally published in the German series Aus den Geheimakten des Welt-Detektivs./ Includes bibliographical references (p. [693]-700). Aus den Geheimakten des Welt-Detektivs. //

845. Veys, Pierre, and Nicolas Barral. Sherlock Holmes n'a peur de rien, (Baker Street). Paris: Delcourt, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 30 cm. "Très librement inspiré des personnages de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." scénario, Pierre Veys ; Dessin, Nicolas Barral ; couleurs, Scarlett Smulkowski. //

846. Veys, Pierre, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Nicolas Barral. Sherlock Holmes et le club des sports dangereux, (Baker Street). [Paris?]: Delcourt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 30 cm. "Très librement inspiré des personnages de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." scénario, Pierre Veys ; Dessin, Nicolas Barral ; couleurs, Scarlett Smulkowski. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- GERMAN (103)

847. Bonn, Ferdinand, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes Detektivkomödie in vier Aufzügen : Frei nach Motiven aus Conan Doyles Romanserie. 1. Aufl ed, (Baskerville Bücher). Kempen: Michael Ross Verlag, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

848. Cohen, Paula. Das Haus am Gramercy Park. Frankfurt an Main: Scherz, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: Gramercy Park. Aus dem Amerikanischen von Tatjana Kruse. //

849. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Das Fiasko von Los Amigos : gesammelte Abenteuergeschichten. Translated by Reinhard Hillich, (Haffmans-Kriminalroman). Zürich: Haffmans, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Hrsg., übers. sowie mit einem Nachw. von Reinhard Hillich. //

850. ———. Das Tal der Angst. Translated by Hans Wolf, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 4). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Hans Wolf. //

851. ———. Das Zeichen der Vier. Translated by Leslie Giger, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 2). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Leslie Giger. //

852. ———. Der blaue Karfunkel. Stäfa: Th. Gut Verlag, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. illustriert von Roland Thalmann. Uniform Title: Adventure of the blue carbuncle. German. //

853. ———. Der blaue Karfunkel. 1. Aufl., Erstmals als Omnibus-Taschenbuch ed, (Omnibus; Sherlock Holmes). München: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 183 mm x 125 mm. Das gesprenkelte Band. Die fünf Orangenkerne. Der blaue Karfunkel. //

854. ———. Der blaue Karfunkel, (Manesse-Bibliothek der Weltliteratur). Zürich: Manesse-Verl., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Aus dem Engl. übers. von Trude Fein. Nachw. von Werner Morlang. Uniform Title: The adventure of the blue carbuncle. German. //

855. ———. Der blaue Karfunkel Erzählung. Translated by Trude Fein. Zürich: Manesse-Verl., 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Aus dem Engl. übers. von Trude Fein. Nachw. von Werner Morlang. //

856. ———. Der Hund der Baskervilles. Translated by Gisbert Haefs, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 3). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

857. ———. Der Hund von Baskerville. 1. Aufl., Erstmals als Omnibus-Taschenbuch ed, (Omnibus; Sherlock Holmes). München: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 183 mm x 125 mm. //

858. ———. Der Hund von Baskerville : Roman. Translated by Heinz Kotthaus. Ungekürzte Ausg., 21. Aufl. ed, (Ullstein-Buch). Frankfurt/M: Berlin, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Hrsg. von Nino Erné. [Ubers. von Heinz Kotthaus]. Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. German //

859. ———. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. 1. Aufl. ed, (Reclam-Bibliothek). Leipzig: Reclam, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. //

860. ———. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Gisbert Haefs, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 1). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

861. ———. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Silvia Böcking, (Reclam-Taschenbuch; Nr. 21726). Stuttgart: Reclam, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Aus dem Engl. übers. von Silvia Böcking ... Nachbemerkung von Alexander Reck. //

862. ———. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. Düsseldorf: Albatros, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Aus dem Engl. neu übers., mit einem Nachw. von Klaus Degering. Uniform Title: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. German. //

863. ———. Die Abenteuer von Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Karin Sichel. Erlangen: Boje-Verl., 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- zahlr. Ill. ; 29 cm. Aus dem Engl. übers. Ill. von Eric Kincaid. Dt. von Karin Sichel. //

864. ———. Die Abenteuer von Sherlock Holmes [Doppelband ; zwei Krimis in einem Band]. 1. Aufl. ed, (Aufbau- Taschenbücher; 2256). Berlin: Aufbau-Taschenbuch-Verl., 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Aus dem Engl. von Alice und Karl Heinz Berger. //

865. ———. Die Fälle des Sherlock Holmes : Erzählungen. Erftstadt: Area, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Lizenz des Verl. Kiepenheuer, Leipzig. [Basiert auf der Ausg. Arthur Conan Doyle: Sämtliche Sherlock-Holmes-Erzählungen, Bd. 1 - 5, übers., hrsg., mit einem Vorw. und Anm. vers. von Alice und Karl-Heinz Berger]. //

866. ———. Die Memoiren des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Nikolaus Stingl, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 2). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Nikolaus Stingl. //

867. ———. Die Rückkehr des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Werner Schmitz, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 3). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Werner Schmitz. //

868. ———. Die vergessene Welt. Translated by Werner Engel. 1. Aufl. als Arena-Taschenbuch. ed, (Arena- Taschenbuch). Würzburg: Arena, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Aus dem Engl. von Werner Engel. Uniform Title: The lost world. German. //

869. ———. Die vergessene Welt [Roman]. Translated by Karl Soll, (Ueberreuter Grossdruck). Wien: Ueberreuter, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Aus dem Engl. von Karl Soll. //

870. ———. Die verlorene Welt. Riedenberg [Germany]: Ehapa Verlag, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 19 cm. In: Walt Disney's lustiges Taschenbuch. Nr. 213. Adaptation in comic book format of Doyle's "The lost world." //

871. ———. Eine Studie in Scharlachrot. 1. Aufl., Erstmals als Omnibus-Taschenbuch ed, (Omnibus; Sherlock Holmes). München: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 183 mm x 125 mm. //

872. ———. Eine Studie in Scharlachrot. Translated by Gisbert Haefs, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 1). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

873. ———. Four penny shockers : [englisch-deutsch] = Vier kurze Krimis. Translated by Angela Uthe-Spencker. Neuübers., 5. Aufl. ed, (dtv). München: Dt. Taschenbuch-Verl., 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Ubers. von Angela Uthe-Spencker und Richard Fenzl. //

874. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. Translated by Stephanie Jakobs, (Anaconda zweisprachig). Köln: Anaconda, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Text German and English. Aus dem Engl. von Stephanie Jakobs. //

875. ———. Im leeren Haus. 1. Aufl., Erstmals als Omnibus-Taschenbuch ed, (Omnibus; Sherlock Holmes). München: Omnibus, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 183 mm x 125 mm. Enth. u.a.: Die einsame Radfahrerin. Die tanzenden Männchen. //

876. ———. Phantastische Romane und Geschichten. Vollst. Taschenbuchausg. ed, (Bastei Lübbe). Bergisch Gladbach: Bastei Lübbe, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Aus dem Engl. von Bernd Seligmann //

877. ———. Seine Abschiedsvorstellung. Translated by Leslie Giger, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 4). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Leslie Giger. //

878. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 1, Eine Studie in Scharlachrot. neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

879. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Remseck bei Stuttgart: RVG-Interbook, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. 29 Sherlock Holmes short stories. Translated by R. Lautenbach and U. Kleiner. "Kurzgeschichten mit Illustrationen der Originalausgabe"--Dust jacket. Stories appeared originally in "The Strand magazine." //

880. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Köln: Parkland-Verl., 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Ill. ; 19 cm. Mit Ill. der Orig.-Ausg. //

881. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 2, Das Zeichen der Vier. neu übers. von Leslie Giger. //

882. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 4, Das Tal der Angst. neu übers. von Hans Wolf. //

883. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 3, Der Hund der Baskervilles. neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

884. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 1, Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. neu übers. von Gisbert Haefs. //

885. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 2, Die Memoiren des Sherlock Holmes. neu übers. von Nikolaus Stingl. //

886. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 4, Seine Abschiedsvorstellung. neu übers. von Leslie Giger. //

887. ———. Sherlock Holmes. Zürich: Haffmans, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 5, Sherlock Holmes' Buch der Fälle. neu übers. von Hans Wolf. //

888. ———. Sherlock Holmes 1. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Gisbert Haefs. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

889. ———. Sherlock Holmes 1. Eine Studie in Scharlachrot. Translated by Gisbert Haefs. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

890. ———. Sherlock Holmes 2. Das Zeichen der Vier. Translated by Leslie Giger. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

891. ———. Sherlock Holmes 2. Die Memoiren des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Nikolaus Stingl. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

892. ———. Sherlock Holmes 3. Der Hund der Baskervilles. Translated by Gisbert Haefs. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

893. ———. Sherlock Holmes 3. Die Rückkehr des Sherlock Holmes. Translated by Werner Schmitz. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Rückkehr des Sherlock Holmes. //

894. ———. Sherlock Holmes 4. Das Tal der Angst. Translated by Hans Wolf. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

895. ———. Sherlock Holmes 4. Seine Abschiedsvorstellung. Translated by Leslie Giger. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

896. ———. Sherlock Holmes 5. Sherlock Holmes' Buch der Fälle. Translated by Hans Wolf. Zürich: Kein & Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

897. ———. Sherlock Holmes - der Hund von Baskerville Roman. Limitierte Sonderausg. ed, (Fischer; 17381). Frankfurt: M. Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verlag, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- [Einzig berecht. Ubertr. aus dem Engl. von Renate Wyler]. //

898. ———. Sherlock Holmes - der Hund von Baskerville Roman. Ungekürzte Ausg. ed, (Fischer; 90066 : Fischer Klassik). Frankfurt: M. Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verl., 2008.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Aus dem Engl. von Renate Wyler. //

899. ———. Sherlock Holmes : späte Rache : Roman. Translated by Carl Bach, (British crime classics). Bern: Scherz, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Ubertragung as dem Englischen von Carl Bach. Translation of "A study in scarlet". //

900. ———. Sherlock Holmes' Buch der Fälle. Translated by Hans Wolf, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 5). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Neu übers. von Hans Wolf. //

901. ———. Sherlock Holmes der Hund von Baskerville : Roman. Limitierte Sonderausg. ed, (Fischer-Taschenbücher; 17381). Frankfurt am Main: Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verl., 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

902. ———. Sherlock Holmes und seine grössten Erfolge. Translated by Hans Herlin. Ungekürzte Ausg. ed, (Ullstein- Buch). Frankfurt/M: Berlin, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. [Aus dem Engl. von Hans Herlin ...]. //

903. ———. Sherlock Holmes, der Hund von Baskerville. Translated by Werner K. Weidert. Ungekürzte Ausg., 5. Aufl. ed, (dtv). München: Dt. Taschenbuch-Verl., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Lizenz des Franckh-Kosmos-Verl., Stuttgart. Nach dem engl. Orig. neu erzählt von W. K. Weidert. Uniform Title: The hound of the Baskervilles. German. //

904. ———. Sherlock Holmes, der Hund von Baskerville. Translated by Werner K. Weidert. Ungekürzte Ausg., 6. Aufl. ed, (dtv). München: Dt. Taschenbuch-Verl., 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Lizenz des Franckh-Kosmos-Verl., Stuttgart. Nach dem engl. Orig. neu erzählt von W. K. Weidert. Uniform Title: The hound of the Baskervilles. German. //

905. ———. Sherlock Holmes, der Hund von Baskerville : Roman. Einmalige Ausg. ed, (Scherz-Krimis - das Beste aus 50 Jahren). Bern: München ; Wien, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. [Einzig berecht. Ubertr. aus dem Engl. von Renate Wyler]. //

906. ———. Studie in Scharlachrot, (Spannung pur). [Erftstadt]: Area, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

907. ———. Vier kurze Krimis. Munich: DTV, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally in English. Uniform Title: Four penny shockers. German. //

908. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Elga Abramowitz. Giftige Genüsse : angerichtet von Edgar Allan Poe, Dorothy Sayers, Arthur Conan Doyle, Georges Simenon, Ruth Rendell u. a. 1. Aufl. ed. Berlin: Aufbau Taschenbuch Verlag, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Das gefleckte Band (The speckled band) / Arthur Conan Doyle. "1446"-- spine. zusammengestellt von Elga Abramowitz. //

909. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Florian Battermann. Der Hund von Baskerville Kriminalstück in sechs Bildern ; nach dem Roman von Arthur Conan Doyle = (The Hound of the Baskervilles). Als unverkäufliches Ms. vervielfältigt ed. [s.l.]: Norderstedt Vertriebsstelle und Verl. Dt. Bühnenschriftsteller und Bühnenkomponisten, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

910. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Alice Berger. Die Wiederkehr von Sherlock Holmes. 1. Aufl. ed, (Aufbau- Taschenbücher; 1186). Berlin: Aufbau Taschenbuch, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Der letzte Streich von Sherlock Holmes. //

911. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Klaus Degering. Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes, (Universal-Bibliothek). Stuttgart: Reclam, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Ill. ; 15 cm. Aus dem Engl. neu übers., mit einem Nachw. von Klaus Degering. Uniform Title: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. German. //

912. ———. The speckled band : four Sherlock Holmes stories, (Universal-Bibliothek). Stuttgart: Reclam, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- graph. Darst. ; 15 cm. Hrsg. von Klaus Degering. //

913. Doyle, Arthur Conan, André-Paul Duchâteau, and Stibane. Sherlock Holmes : der Hund von Baskerville, (Die grossen Detektive). Stuttgart: Feest Comics, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 30 cm. text, André-Paul Duchâteau ; zeichnungen: Stibane ; farben: Luce Daniels. //

914. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Nino Erne. Der hund von Baskerville : roman. Frankfurt/ M; Berlin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "25012" on spine. Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles. herausgegeben von Nino Erné. //

915. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Andreas Fischer. Sherlock-Holmes-Geschichten. [3. Aufl.]. ed, (Manesse-Bibliothek der Weltliteratur). Zürich: Manesse-Verl., 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Ill. ; 16 cm. Aus dem Engl. übers. von Trude Fein. Ausw. und Nachw. von Andreas Fischer. //

916. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Gisbert Haefs. Eine Studie in Scharlachrot, (Sherlock Holmes; Bd. 1). Zürich: Kein und Aber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. New translation by Gisbert Haefs. //

917. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Henry Sydnor Harrison. Das gefleckte Band. 1. Aufl. ed, (Taschenbücherei). Stuttgart; Leipzig: Klett, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Miss Hinch / Henry Syndor Harrison. //

918. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Reinhard Hillich. Tatort Ägypten ein Drama in der Wüste. 1. Aufl. ed. Schweinfurt: Wiesenburg-Verl., 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Tragedy of the Korosko (German). Hrsg., aus dem Engl. übers. sowie mit Anm. vers. von Reinhard Hillich. Textill. von Sidney Paget. //

919. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Mark Oldroyd, and Ute Galter. Der Hund von Baskerville. Translated by Stefanie Schäfer, (Visuelle Bibliothek). Hildesheim: Gerstenberg, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- zahlr. ill. ; 27 cm. Ill.: Mark Oldroyd. [Aus dem Engl. von Stefanie Schäfer. Redaktionelle Bearb. der dt.-sprachigen Ausg. von Ute Galter]. //

920. Doyle, Arthur Conan, E. R. Schwarze, and Charlotte Panowsky. Sherlock Holmes : der Hund von Baskerville. 3. Aufl. ed. Bindlach: Loewe, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Der Hund von Baskerville (The hound of the Baskervilles) -- Die Brooke-Street-Affäre (The resident patient) -- Chinesisches Porzellan (The illustrious client) -- Der Club der Rothaarigen (The Red-headed League) -- Der Tote von Abbey Grange (The Abbey Grange) -- Einbrecher im Frack (Charles Augustus Milverton) -- Sherlock Holmes auf dem Sterbebett (The dying detective) -- Das Haus bei den Blutbuchen (The Copper Beeches) -- London im Nebel (The Bruce-Partington plans) -- Der Tiger von San Pedro (Wisteria Lodge) für die Jugend new erzählt von Klaus E. R. von Schwarze ; Zeichnungen von Charlotte Panowsky. //

921. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Olaf R. Spittel. Das Geheimnis von Cloomber Roman. Translated by Max Kleinschmidt, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 1). Barnstorf: Ver. 28 Eichen, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Durch den Hrsg. bearb. Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Max Kleinschmidt]. //

922. ———. Der Parasit Novelle. 1. Aufl. ed, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 7). Barnstorf: Barnstorf Verl. 28 Eichen, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Parasite. German. Aus dem Engl. übers. von Reinhard Hillich. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. //

923. ———. Die Abenteuer des Louis de Laval Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 4). Barnstorf: Barnstorf Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Uncle Bernac. German. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Victor Eltz]. //

924. ———. Die verlorene Welt ein Bericht über die jüngsten erstaunlichen Abenteuer des Professors George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxtons, Professor Summerlees und Mr. E.D. Malones von der Daily Gazette. 1. Aufl. ed, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 6). Barnstorf: Barnstorf Verl. 28 Eichen, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Lost world. German. aus dem Engl. übers., mit Anm. und einem Nachw. vers. von Reinhard Hillich. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. //

925. ———. Ein gefährlicher Ausflug Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 2). Barnstorf: Barnstorf Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Tragedy of the Korosko. German. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Ferdinand Mangold]. //

926. ———. Ein gefährlicher Ausflug Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 2). Barnstorf: Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Tragedy of the Korosko (German). Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Ferdinand Mangold] //

927. ———. Im Giftstrom Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 3). Barnstorf: Barnstorf Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Poison belt. German. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Leopold Wölfling (d.i. Leopold Ferdinand Salvator)]. //

928. ———. Im Giftstrom Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 3). Barnstorf Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Leopold Wölfling (d.i. Leopold Ferdinand Salvator)] //

929. ———. Mammon & Co. Roman. 1. Aufl. ed, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 5). Barnstorf: Verl. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hersgestellt on demand. Mammon und Co.; Firm of Girdlestone. German. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. //

930. Doyle, Arthur Conan, W. K. Weidert, and Hansjörg Langenfass. Der Hund von Baskerville. Ungekürzte Ausg., 7. Aufl. ed, (DTV Junior). München: DTV, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. On cover: Lese-Abenteuer./ Translation of: The hound of the Baskervilles./ Full-colour illustrated paper wrappers with the scene of a coach and two horses with a castle in the background on upper cover; lettering in black, white or green on covers and black on spine; half-title page; t.p. lettered in black; contents ([1] leaf); introduction to Holmes and Watson (p. 7-8) illustrated with a small portrait of Holmes with pipe and deerstalker; publisher's advertisement ([1] p.) at end. nach dem englischen Original neu erzählt von W.K. Weidert ; [Umschlagbild, Hansjörg Langenfass]. //

931. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Renate Wyler. Sherlock Holmes - der Hund von Baskerville : Roman. 6. Aufl. ed, ([Scherz-Krimi - die mit den Streifen). Bern: Scherz, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Ubers. von: The hound of the Baskerville. [Ubertr. aus dem Engl. von Renate Wyler]. //

932. ———. Sherlock Holmes : das Zeichen der vier : Roman. 5. Aufl. ed, (Scherz Krimi). Bern: Scherz Verlag, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: The sign of four./ Ubertragung von Renate Wyler./ Publisher's advert. at end. //

933. Duchâteau, André-Paul. Die grossen Detektive. Bd. 4, Sherlock Holmes, Der Hund von Baskerville. 1. Aufl. ed. Stuttgart: Ehapa-Verl., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Text: André-Paul Duchâteau. Zeichn.: Stibane. [Ubers. aus dem Franz.: Marie- Christine Chammas-Helmbrecht]. //

934. Eichhorn, Gisela, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Die grossen Meisterdetektive : Geheimtreffen der brillantesten Autoren der Kriminalliteratur : Agatha Christie, Dashiell Hammett, Dorothy Sayers, Rex Stout, Ruth Rendell, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, (Scherz Krimi). Bern: Scherz Verlag, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Der Mord im Boscombe-Tal / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (The Boscombe Valley mystery). ausgewählt von Gisela Eichhorn. //

935. Foreman, Amanda. Die Herzogin von Devonshire : das Leben einer leidenschaftlichen Frau. Ungekürzte Taschenbuchausg. ed, (Serie Piper). München, Zürich: Piper, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin und Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Dutchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

936. ———. Georgiana : das lustvolle Leben der Herzogin von Devonshire. Stuttgart: München, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin and Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

937. Hagstrom, Robert G. Kombiniere: Wertpapiere! : wie Sie von den grossen Detektiven der Kriminalliteratur fürs Investieren lernen können ; [Investieren mit detektivischem Spürsinn] / Uniform Title: Detective and the investor. German. Frankfurt [Main]: Redline Wirtschaft bei Verl. Moderne Industrie, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Literaturverz. p. 259 - 268. [Aus dem Engl. von Helga Höhlein und Brigitte von Werneburg]. //

938. Hosier, Sydney. Kein Fall für Mr. Holmes. [Düsseldorf]: Econ-Taschenbuch-Verl., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

939. Klimmek, Friedrich Gerhard. Sherlock Holmes und die wahre Geschichte vom gesprenkelten Band oder Mrs. Hudsons Theorie : Roman. Taschenbuch-Erstausg. ed. München: vmd, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. // "Tells the 'true story' of 'The Speckled Band'."

940. Ross, Michael, Peter E. Blau, and Von Herder Airguns Ltd, eds. Sherlockiana, 1894-1994 eine Bibliographie deutschsprachiger Sherlock-Holmes-Veröffentlichungen. Zweite, bearb. u. erw. Aufl ed, (Baskerville Bücher). Kempen: M. Ross, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95109967 //

941. Ross, Michael, Von Herder Airguns Ltd, Oliver Bruhns, and Peter Neugebauer, eds. Jubiläumsbibliographie deutscher Sherlockiana = a centenary bibliography of German Sherlockiana : 1894-1994. Germany: Von Herder Airguns, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

942. Small, Jonathan. Sherlock Holmes auf Briefmarken. S.l: s.n, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 19) //

943. Smith, D. O. Sherlock Holmes. 1. Aufl. ed. Kempen: Ross, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- D. O. Smith. Aus dem Engl. von Michael Ross. Die violette Hand : eine Sherlock- Holmes-Erzählung nach Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. //

944. ———. Sherlock Holmes. 1. Aufl. ed. Kempen: Ross, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- D. O. Smith. Aus dem Engl. von Michael Ross. Die Schale des Zodiakus : eine Sherlock-Holmes-Erzählung nach Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. //

945. Smith, D. O., and Michael Ross. Die Schale des Zodiakus : eine Sherlock Holmes Erzählung. 1. Aufl. ed. Kempen: Baskerville Bücher, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. Pastiche of Sherlock Holmes./ Translation of: The adventure of the zodiac plate : being a reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, M. D. aus dem Englischen von Michael Ross. //

946. Soares, Jô, and Karin von Schweder-Schreiner. Sherlock Holmes in Rio: Roman. 1. Aufl ed. Frankfurt am Main: Insel, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

947. Sommerblad, Uwe. Schellow Holmes Erich Schellow zum Achtzigsten. Kempen: Michael Ross Verlag. Baskerville Bücher, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

948. Townsend, Larry, and Gerold Hens. Heisse fälle für Sherlock Holmes. 1. Auflage ed, (Loverboys). Berlin: Bruno Gmünder, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

949. Winges, Stefan. Der vierte König - ein Fall für Sherlock Holmes, (Historischer Kriminalroman). Köln: Emons, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 2000. // "Holmes is called in to unravel the theft of the relics of the Biblical magi from Cologne Cathedral."

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- HUNGARIAN (1)

950. Doyle, Arthur Conan. A Brixtoni rejtély. Budapest: Hunga-print, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- A Study in Scarlet. Hungarian. Sherlock Holmes történetei //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- ICELANDIC (1)

951. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sæmundson Helgi, Kaldadarnesi Jón Sigurdsson frá, Guðmundsson Loftur, þórdarson Hermann, and Ólafur H Einarsson. Sherlock Holmes. Reykjavík: Sögusafn Heimilanna, 1978. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: 1. Formáli. Réttlát hefnd ; Týndi fjársjóðurinn -- 2. Dalur óttans -- 3-4. Æfintýri Sherlock Holmes -- 5-6. Afrek Sherlock Holmes -- 7-8. Endurkoma Sherlock Holmes -- 9. Baskerville hundurinn. Citations: De Waal C3270 //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- INDONESIAN (1)

952. Cullin, Mitch. Sherlock Holmes : misteri yang tak terpecahkan / Uniform Title: A slight trick of the mind. Indonesian. Cet. 2. ed. Jakarta: Voila Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: A slight trick of the mind. Misteri yang tak terpecahkan.

[alih bahasa, Rika Farihah]. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- INTERLINGUA (1)

953. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bertil Palmquist. Cinque aventuras de Sherlock Holmes. [Beekbergen]: Servicio de Libros UMI, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Societate Svedese pro Interlingua. ill. ; 21 cm. Op omslag: Multo secrete. Scuttlebutt May 2005. // "Don Hobbs has discovered another translation of Sherlock Holmes stories in another language: Interlingua. It's an artificial language that has been used for decades, and there was an Interlingua- English dictionary published in 1951."

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- ITALIAN (11)

954. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Il mastino dei Baskerville : Sherlock Holmes scioglie un'inquietante maledizione / Uniform Title: Hound of the Baskervilles. Italian. [Ferlina]: Demetra, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. traduzione e presentazione di Luca Michelini. //

955. ———. Il ritorno delle fate. [Carnagno, Italy]: SugarCo Edizioni, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Italian. Translation of: The coming of the fairies. //

956. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Maria Grazia Bonfanti, and Roberta Formenti. Uno studio in rosso, (Il romanzo giallo classico). Milano: Garden Editoriale, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: L'avventura dei sei Napoleoni //

957. Gnocchi, Alessandro. Soprannaturale Watson! : Sherlock Holmes e il caso dio: Ancora, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 2002. // "'Sherlock Holmes and the curious case of a scholar who detects the Bible in Conan Doyle's tales' was the headline on Richard Owen's report in The Times (Nov. 7, 2002) about a new book that suggests that Conan Doyle's early education by the Jesuits is reflected in the Sherlock Holmes tales."

958. Sharp, Allen. Il poliziotto misterioso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson. Milano: Mursia, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the baffled policeman. Italian. "L'autore è grato per l'indispensabile aiuto fornito dai frequenti riferimenti alle prime opere del defunto Sir Arthur Conan Doyle."/ "Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes." Scritto ed elaborato da Allen Sharp. //

959. Sharp, Allen, and Maria Pia Janin. Il quadro scomparso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson, (Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes). [Milano]: Mursia, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the gentle conspirators. Italian. Translation of: The case of the gentle conspirators. At head of title:; Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes. [traduzione di Maria Pia Janin]. //

960. Sharp, Allen, and Maria Elena Vaccarini. L'Uomo che inseguiva se stesso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson, (Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes). [Milano]: Mursia, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the man who followed himself. Italian. Translation of: The case of the man who followed himself. [traduzione di Maria Elena Vaccarini]. //

961. Soares, Jô, and Daniela Ferioli. Una samba per Sherlock Holmes, (I coralli). Torino: Einaudi, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliography (p. [271]-276) //

962. Solito, Enrico. Uno studio in Holmes inediti eccellenti, (Vascelli: Serie grigia mistero e avventura). Roma: Biblioteca del vascello, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

963. Weller, Philip, and Gianluca Salvatori. Sotto ordini del medico e sotto il sole Italiano : una lettera da Arthur Conan Doyle a William Gillette = Under doctor's orders and under the Italian sun : a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette, (Studies in Scarlet; n. 1). Firenze: Uno Studio in Holmes, Tipolitografia Pegaso, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Printed in an edition of 221 copies. "The following volume set in Baskerville font ... comprises in addition to the facsimile of a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette. Notes by Philip Weller in English. Translated into awful Italian by Gianluca Salvatori."--Colophon. "Printed in Florence by Tipolitografia Pegaso on the day of Saint Matilde in the year 2002."--Colophon. Bound in printed paper wrappers. //

964. Zatterin, Marco. In viaggio con Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed, (Gli Argonauti). Milano: Il Minotauro, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94197940. Includes bibliographical references //

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965. Sharokku homuzu himitsu no ittan : beikagai nihyaku nijuichi bi karano chosa hokoku. Tokyo: Seishunshuppansha, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

966. Baker, Abbey Pen, and Keiko Takada. Fuyuno sanakani. Tokyo: Tokyo Sogensha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. In the dead of winter.; Japanese. // Myrl Adler Norton, professor of logic, investigates the murder of the landlady who always sat at her window, until her drapes closed and she would play the same record. It turns out the landlady was killed and stuffed, the drapes and record operated by pulleys.

967. Bruce, Colin, and Yukiko Fuse. Mata damasaretana watosun kun. Tokyo: Kadokawashoten, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Translation of Conned again, Watson! //

968. Bunson, Matthew, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu hyakka jiten = Encyclopedia Sherlockiana. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 460-470) //

969. Chabon, Michael, and Toshiyuki Kurohara. Sharokku homuzu saigo no kaiketsu, Shincho bunko. Tokyo: Shinchosha, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. Final solution. Japanese. Saigo no kaiketsu. Kurohara Toshiyuki yaku. //

970. Collins, Randall, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu tai okaruto kaijin aruiwa "Tetsugakusha no wa" jiken : Jon H. Watosun cho. Shohan ed, (Kawade bunko). Tokyo: Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

971. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Doiru kessakusen. Tokyo: Shoeisha, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: 1. Misuterihen. -- 2. Hora SFhen. Asa Konan Doiru cho, Kitahara Naohiko, Nishizaki Ken hen //

972. ———. Doiru shu, (Meiji honyaku bungaku zenshu.; Shinbun zasshi hen, 8). Tokyo: Ozorasha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Collections of translations from newspapers and magazines published during Meiji period. henshu Kawado Michiaki, Sakakibara Takayoshi. //

973. ———. Hakui no kishidan. 001. Tokyo: Harashobo, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

974. ———. Hakui no kishidan. 001. Tokyo: Harashobo, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

975. ———. Hakui no kishidan. 003. Tokyo: Harashobo, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

976. ———. Hakui no kishidan. 003. Tokyo: Harashobo, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

977. ———. Hiiro no kenkyu : shinyaku sharokku homuzu zenshu = A study in scarlet. Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Translated from the English: A study in scarlet. Higurashi, Masamichi yaku. //

978. ———. Kyoryu no sekai = The lost world, (Kodomo no tame no sekai bungaku no mori, 23). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Asa C. Doiru saku. Uchida Chikashi yaku. [e, Ikeda Tatsuo]. //

979. ———. Meijiki sharokku homuzu honyaku shusei. 001. Tokyo: Aiarudikikaku, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

980. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Akage Kumiai, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-1). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Akage Kumiai -- Enshin -- Aoi ganetto -- Ginseigo jiken. Konan Doiru saku, Higurashi Masamichi yaku. Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

981. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Buna Yashiki no nazo, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-5). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Buna Yashiki no nazo -- Dokushin no kizoku -- Orenji no tane itstsu -- Kiiroi kao. Konan Doiru saku, Higurashi Masamichi yaku, Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

982. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Hiiro no kenkyu, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-4). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Konan Doiru saku. Higurashi Masamichi yaku. Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

983. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Kieta hanamuko, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-3). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Kieta hanamuko -- Boemia o no sukyandaru -- Bosukomu Tani no nazo -- Masugurebu-ke no gishiki. Konan Doiru saku, Higurashi Masamichi yaku, Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

984. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Madara no himo, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-2). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Madara no himo -- Gishi no oyayubi -- Ryokuchuseki no hokan -- Kaigun joyaku bunsho. Konan Doiru saku, Higurashi Masamichi yaku, Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

985. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Pita Sencho no shi, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-11). Tokyo: Kodansha, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Yusuri no osama -- Puraiari Gakko yukai jiken -- Burakku Pita Sencho no shi -- Muttsu no Naporeon-zo -- Sannin no daigakusei. Translation of the

selections from: The return of Sherlock Holmes. Konan Doiru saku, Higurashi Masamichi yaku, Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

986. ———. Meitantei Homuzu: Yottsu no shomei, (Aoi tori bunko, 190-6). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Konan Doiru saku. Higurashi Masamichi yaku. Wakana Hitoshi + Ki e. //

987. ———. Naporeon no kage. Tokyo: Harashobo, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

988. ———. Sharokku Homuzu, (Sekai no meitantei.; Korekushon 10, 1). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Masugureva-ke no gishiki -- Aoi ganetto -- Gishi no oyayubi -- Meiba Shiruva Bureizu -- Ryokuchuseki no hokan -- Kaigun joyaku jiken. Doiru Higurashi Masamichi yaku. //

989. ———. Sharokku homuzu no boken, (Kobunsha bunko, to (2) (1); Shinyaku sharokku homuzu zenshu). Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

990. ———. Sharokku Homuzu no boken = The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (Kodomo no tame no sekai bungaku no mori, 15). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Asa C. Doiru saku. Nakayama Tomoko yaku. [e, Suzuki Yoshiharu]. //

991. ———. sharokku homuzu no kikan: Level 3 (1600 word), (yohan rada shirizu). [S.l.]: aibishipaburisshingu, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

992. ———. Sharokku homuzu no seikan, (Kobunsha bunko, to (2) (4); Shinyaku sharokku homuzu zenshu). Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

993. ———. Sharokku Homuzu saigo no jiken, (Iwanami shonen bunko, 522). Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Konan Doiru saku. Hayashi Katsumi yaku. //

994. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 001. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Hiiro no shusaku. //

995. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 002. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Yottsu no sain. //

996. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 003. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu no boken. //

997. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 004. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu no omoide. //

998. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 005. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Basukaviruke no inu. //

999. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 006. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu no kikan. //

1000. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 007. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Kyofu no tani. //

1001. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 008. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu saigo no aisatsu. //

1002. ———. Sharokku homuzu zenshu. 009. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu no jikenbo. //

1003. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 1, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1004. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 2, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1005. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 3, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1006. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 4, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1007. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 5, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1008. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 6, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1009. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 7, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1010. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 8., (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1011. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 9, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1012. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. 10, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1013. ———. Shochuban sharokku homuzu zenshu. bekkan, (Chikuma bunko). Tokyo: Chikumashobo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Sharokku homuzu jiten. //

1014. ———. Sutaku manro karano tegami. Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese //

1015. ———. Ushinawareta sekai: Rosuto warudo, (Hayakawa bunko SF). Tokyo: Hayakawa Shobo, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Translation of: The lost world. Asa Konan Doiru. Kajima Shozo yaku. //

1016. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Masamichi Higurashi. Meitantei Homuzu Akage Kumiai, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Akage Kumiai -- Enshin -- Aoi ganetto -- Ginseigo jiken //

1017. ———. Meitantei Homuzu Buna Yashiki no nazo, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Buna Yashiki no nazo -- Dokushin no kizoku -- Orenji no tane itsutsu -- Kiiroi kao //

1018. ———. Meitantei Homuzu Hiiro no kenkyu, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1019. ———. Meitantei Homuzu Kieta hanamuko, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Kieta hanamuko -- Boemia o no sukyandaru -- Bosukomu Tani no nazo -- Masugurebu-ke no gishiki //

1020. ———. Meitantei Homuzu Madara no himo, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Madara no himo -- Gishi no oyayubi -- Ryokuchuseki no hokan -- Kaigun joyaku bunsho //

1021. ———. Meitantei Homuzu Yottsu no shomei, (Kodansha aoi tori bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1022. ———. Sharokku Homuzu, (Sekai no meitantei). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Masugureva-ke no gishiki -- Aoi ganetto -- Gishi no oyayubi -- Meiba Shiruva Bureizu -- Ryokuchuseki no hokan -- Kaigun joyaku jiken //

1023. Duchâteau, André-Paul. Holmes: Basukabiru-ke no inu, (Meitantei korekushon, 1; Kaisei-sha comics). Tokyo: Kaiseisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Konan Doiru gensaku. Sutiban irasuto. Andore P. Dyushato bun. Nagashima Ryozo yaku. //

1024. Duchâteau, André-Paul, Stibane, Ryozo Nagashima, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Holmes Basukabiru-ke no inu. Shohan ed, (Meitantei korekushon: Kaisei-sha comics). Tokyo: Kaiseisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1025. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Daniel Stashower, eds. Baker-gai No Yurei. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated by Masamichi Higurashi, with an afterword "For Japanese Readers" by Jon Lellenberg and Daniel Stashower. //

1026. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, Carol-Lynn Rössel Waugh, Reginald Hill., Edward D Hoch, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu Kurisumasu no irainin=Holmes for the holidays. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1027. Hanna, Edward B. Howaitochaperu no kyofu [Sharokku Homuzu saidai no jiken] = The Whitechapel horrors, (Fusosha misuteri). Tokyo: Fusosha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1028. Hardwick, Michael, Masamichi Higurashi, and Naohiko Kitahara. Sharokku Homuzu no nazo Moriati kyoju to kuhaku no sannenkan = Sherlock Holmes, my life and crimes. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- List of the author's works: p. 320-321 //

1029. Holroyd, James Edward, Tsukasa Kobayashi, and Akane Higashiyama. Seventeen steps to 221B: Sharokku Homuzu 17 no tanoshimi. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 296-295). Citations: De Waal C5344.2 //

1030. Ishinomori, Shotaro. Madara no himo, (Ishinomori Shotaro manga daizenshu = Ishinomori Shotaro complete comic works; Kadokawa comics). Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. gensaku Konan Doir. ga Ishimori Shotaro The adventure of speckled band / Conan Doyle. Ishinomori Shotaro. //

1031. Jet. Girisha gotsuyaku, (Sharokku Homuzu no boken, 2; Harowin shojo komikkukan). Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Girisha gotsuyaku -- Assha-ke no hokai. //

1032. Jet, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Edgar Allan Poe. Girisha gotsuyaku, (Harowin shojo komikkukan: Sharokku Homuzu no boken). Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Girisha gotsuyaku -- Assha-ke no hokai //

1033. King, Laurie R. Sharokku Homuzu no manadeshi, (Shueisha bunko). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. Translation of: The beekeeper's apprentice./ "The beekeeper's apprentice on the segregation of the queen"--Jacket. Rori Kingu ; Yamada Kumiko yaku. / Uniform Title: Beekeeper's apprentice. Japanese //

1034. Kobayashi, Tsukasa, and Akane Higashiyama. Sharokkian wa, nemurenai Homuzu monogatari ni kakusareta 63 no nazo = The mysterious life of Sherlock Holmes. Tokyo: Akusa Shinsha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. [229]-[226]) //

1035. Osawa, Arimasa. Basukabiru-ke no inu, (Kodansha bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Fiction./ Published in 2002 under title: Osawa Arimasa no Basukabiru-ke no inu./ Based on: The hound of the Baskervilles / Arthur Conan Doyle. //

1036. Sebeok, Thomas Albert, Donna Jean Umiker-Sebeok, and Takao Tomiyama. Sharokku Homuzu no kigoron C.S. Pasu to Homuzu no hikaku kenkyu, (Dojidai raiburari). Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1037. Ueda, Hirotaka. Homuzu in NY: Eq, (EQ Sherlockiana). NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1038. ———. Homuzu to kokoku: Eq, (EQ Sherlockiana). NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1039. ———. Suiri shosetsu aikosha no aida de, Nihon ichi no chomeijin ni natta misuteri fan no choten ni tatta (Arubion Kohobu Koho Tanto Kacho) Ueda Hirotaka: Kokusai Shogyo. s.l.: s.n. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1040. Viney, Charles, and Kiyoshi Tanaka. Sharokku homuzu no mita rondon, (Kawade bunko). Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. Sherlock Holmes in London. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- KISWAHILI (1)

1041. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Zachary Mosoti, and Hassan O. Ali. Mbwa wa familia ya Baskerville. Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Introduction in English.

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- KOREAN (1)

1042. Cullin, Mitch, and Yong-mi Paek. Syollok Homju majimak naldul = Sherlock Holmes a slight trick of the mind / Uniform Title: Slight trick of the mind. Korean. 1-p`an. ed, (Saeroun Syollok Homju iyagi). Soul: Hwanggum Kaji, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translation of: A slight trick of the mind. Paek Yong-mi omgim. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- LATIN (1)

1043. Heiselberg, Gary L. Personæ dramatis in ludis Sherlociensibus: the characters in the canon. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99174983 //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- LITHUANIAN (1)

1044. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Juozas Kvietinskas, and Jovita Liutkute. Baskerviliu suo. Kaunas, Lithuania: Spindulys, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- NORWEGIAN (2)

1045. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Nils Nordberg. Hunden fra Baskerville. 1. oppl ed, (Rivertonbiblioteket). Oslo: De Norske Bokklubbene, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1046. Nordberg, Nils. Verdens største detektiver / c ved Nils Nordberg. Oslo?: Bokklubben Kunnskap Og Kultur, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (2, p. 761-801) // Portraits, biographies and stories of detectives including Sherlock Holmes among many others selected from the world's detective literature

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- PIG LATIN (9)

1047. Vanderburgh, George A. (trans.). A Candalsay inyay Ohemiabay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Scandal in Bohemia. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1048. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Hreetay Tudentssay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes. Contents: Three Students. Pig Latin. //

1049. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Ivefay Orangeyay Ipspay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Five Orange Pips. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1050. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Ixsay Apoleonsnay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Six Napoleons. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1051. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Luebay Arbunclecay. Sherlbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Blue Carbuncle. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1052. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Orwoodnay Uilderbay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Norwood Builder. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1053. ———. Hetay adventureyay ofyay hetay pechledsay andbay a Herlocksay Olmeshay adventureyay ranslatedtay intoyay Igpay Atinlay. Ontarioyay, Anadacay Ontario, Canada: Etropolitanmay Orontotay Eferencray Ibrarylay, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1054. ———. Hetay Adventureyay ofyay hetay Usgravemay Itualray. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Musgrave Ritual. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: The Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

1055. ———. Hetay Adventuryay ofyay hetay Evil'sday Oootfay. Shelbourne: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Devil's Foot. Pig Latin. Don Hobbs: Galactic Sherlock Holmes //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- POLISH (3)

1056. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lidia Owczarzak, Bronislaw Falk, and Katarzyna Karina Chmiel. Trujace pasmo i inne opowiadania / Uniform Title: Poison belt. Polish, (Klasyka dziecieca). Warszawa: Prószynski i S-ka, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Trujace pasmo (The poison belt) -- Eksperyment profesora Challengera -- Motor Browna-Pericorda (The great Brown-Pericord motor). Ilustracje: Katarzyna Karina Chmiel. przelozyli Lidia Owczarzak i Bronislaw Falk. //

1057. Herlinger, Juliusz Jerzy, and Waldemar Andrzejewski. Mister Hopkins wnuk Sherlocka. Warszawa: Nasza Ksiegarnia, 1979. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C3598 //

1058. Michaels, Barbara. Duch rodziny bellów, (Pod róza). Warszawa: Prószynski i S-ka, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Translation of: Other worlds. Malgorzata Tkaczyk. / Uniform Title: Other worlds. Polish // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- PORTUGUESE (4)

1059. Bruce, Colin. Novas aventuras científicas de Sherlock Holmes : casos de lógica, matemática e probabilidade. Rio de Janeiro: Jorge Zahar Ed., 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Tradução Helena Londres. Uniform Title: Conned again, Watson!: (cautionary tales of logic, math and probability). Portuguese. //

1060. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Rodrigo Lacerda, and Iná Camargo Costa. A nuvem da morte Translated Title: The poison belt. São Paulo: Nova Alexandria, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1061. Soares, Jô. O xango de Baker Street romance. 4th ed. Lisboa: Editorial Presenca, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-279) // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

1062. ———. O xangô de Baker Street romance. São Paulo, Brazil: Companhia das Letras, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95833005. Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-349); Scuttlebutt Feb 1996 // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- RUSSIAN (6)

1063. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh. Moskva: Terra, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Russian. Table of Contents: Etiud v bagrovykh tonakh -- Prikliucheniia Sherloka Kholmsa. Translation of: Study in scarlet and Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Zolotaia biblioteka prikliucheniiv //

1064. ———. The hound of the Baskervilles. Moskva: Raduga, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translated from the English. Arthur Conan Doyle = Sobaka Baskervilei / Artur Konan Doil ; [per. s angl. N. Volzhinoi]. //

1065. ———. Tragediia passazhirov "Korosko" / Uniform Title: Tragedy of the Korosko. Russian. Moskva: Geleos, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Tragediia passazhirov "Korosko" -- Rasskazy: Nachalo voennoi kar’ery Gilari Dzhoisa ; Tre korrespondenta ; Znamia svobody ; Bochonok ikry ; Khoziain Shato-Nuara ; Ten’ griadushchego. [perevod s angliiskogo M.B. Antonovoi, P.A. Gelevy]. //

1066. ———. Zateriannyi mir / Uniform Title: Lost world. Russian, (Moe pervoe sobranie sochinenii). Moskva: OLMA-PRESS, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 27 cm. Zateriannyi mir -- Otravlennyi poias -- Marakotova bezdna -- Otkrytie Rafalza Khou -- Rasskazy. Translation of: The lost world ; The poison belt ; Maracot Deep ; one unindentified novel, and, Short stories. Otravlennyi poias.; Marakotova bezdna.; Otkrytie Rafalza Khou. //

1067. ———. Zateriannyi mir. Otravlennyi poias. Marakotova bezdna / Uniform Title: Lost world. Russian, (Biblioteka prikliuchenii). Moskva: EKSMO-PRESS, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Otravlennyi poias.; Marakotova bezdna. //

1068. Kent, Jack. Sherlock Holmes i VCE-VCE-VCE. Moscow: MiK, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1997. Illustrated by Nikolai Lebedev. // "A Russian parody, illustrated by Nikolai Lebedev. Holmes and Watson (and Miss Marple, Nero Wolfe, Inspector Maigret, Perry Mason, Father Brown, and others) find themselves in a castle out on the moors, defending themselves against a murderer who is killing them off, one by one."

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- SPANISH (22)

1069. Cohen, Paula. Gramercy Park. Barcelona: Umbriel Editores, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Translated by Juanjo Estrella. //

1070. Conrad, Hy, Tatjana Mai-Wyss, and Albert Solé. Tras las huellas del crimen, (Desvela el misterio). Barcelona: Ediciones Oniro, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Whodunit crime puzzles. Translation by Albert Solé. // Presents twenty-five brief mysteries as investigated by Sherman Holmes, a brilliant but eccentric sleuth who believes he is descended from the legendary Sherlock Holmes; solutions in the back.

1071. Diez-Alegria, Manuel. La Pequena Complicacion Domestica de las Tres Segundas Manchas. Madrid: The Amateur Mendicant Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan. 1995 //

1072. Doyle, Adrian, John Dickson Carr, and Cristian de la Maza. Las hazañas de Sherlock Holmes, (Club Diógenes). Madrid: Valdemar, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: La aventura de los siete relojes ; La aventura de la hacendado Trelawney ; La aventura de los jugadores de cera ; La aventura del milagro de Highgate ; La aventura del Baronet Atezado ; La aventura de la habitación cerrada //

1073. Doyle, Arthur Conan. El signo de los cuatro ; El perro de los Baskerville, (Misterio). S.l.: Ediciones Avesta, 1980-1995? NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1074. ———. Estudio en escarlata, (Punto de lectura). Madrid: Punto de Lectura, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: A study in scarlet. //

1075. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Alberto Laiseca, and Jorge León Burgos Funes. Estudio en escarlata ; y, El signo de los cuatro, (Sherlock Homes). Madrid: Nowtilus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Study in scarlet. The Sign of Four. Spanish. [edición de Alberto Laiseca ; traducción, Jorge León Burgos Funes]. //

1076. ———. Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes, (Sherlock Homes). Madrid: Nowtilus, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Spanish. [edición, Alberto Laiseca ; traducción, Jorge León Burgos Fune]. //

1077. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Enrique Ortenbach. Tres aventuras de Sherlock Holmes, (Grandes autores bolsillo). Barcelona: Editorial Lumen, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Estrella de plata -- El carbunclo azul -- La liga de los pelirrojos //

1078. Fernández Díaz, Jorge. El dilema de los próceres Sherlock Holmes y el misterio del argentino enmascarado. Buenos Aires: Sudamericana, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97193292 //

1079. Foreman, Amanda. Georgiana, duquesa de Devonshire. Barcelona: Omega, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Il. col. ; 20 cm. Rústica./ Biogr.individ./ Premio Whitbread 1998 a la Biografía del Año./ Título original: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. traducción del inglés de Rosa Pérez. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish

Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1080. Frost, Mark, and Jordi Mustieles. Los seis mesías. New York: Rayo, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // In 1894 on a visit to the U.S., Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, investigates the theft of valuable books on the world's great religions. In the process he uncovers a sinister plot by a group of fanatics in a commune in the Arizona desert.

1081. García Jiménez, Francisco. Misterio en la vuelta de Rocha con intervención de Sherlock Holmes, Arséne Lupin, Joseph Rouletabille. Bs. As. i.e. Buenos Aires: Corregidor, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98224855 //

1082. Hall, Robert Lee, and Enrique Hegewicz. Adiós, Sherlock Holmes, (Colección los archivos de Baker Street). Madrid: Valdemar, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1083. Hardwick, Michael, Rafael Lassaletta, and Juan A. Requena. La venganza del sabueso, (Colección los archivos de Baker Street). Madrid: Valdemar, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: Algo más sobre la zapatilla persa //

1084. Hornung, E. W. La máscara negra : nuevas aventuras de Raffles, el ladrón de guante blanco, (Colección Estrella.; Serie Misterio. Raffles). Barcelona: Ediciones Abraxas, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Título original: The black mask. //

1085. ———. Ladrón de guante blanco, (Colección Estrella.; Serie Aventuras. Raffles). Barcelona: Ediciones Abraxas, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Título original: The amateur craksman. //

1086. Iriarte, Antonio J. Algunas leguas al norte de Oporto la verdad sobre el Norah Creina?, (Monograph series). Madrid: Amateur Mendicant Society, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1087. Pujol, Carlos. Holmes, Watson y compañía : (221B Baker Street), (V.I.T.R.I.O.L.). Barcelona: Paideia, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 31 cm. Short stories. Sheets and folded sheets laid loose in portfolio. //

1088. Ruber, Peter, and José María Nebreda. Maestros del horror de Arkham House : una antología retrospectiva de los 30 primeros años de Arkham House en su 60 aniversario. 1. ed, (Colección Gótica / Valdemar). Madrid: Valdemar, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Original: Arkham's masters of horror. Translated by José María Nebreda. //

1089. Soares, Jô. O xango de Baker Street romance. Madrid: Ediciones Siruela, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

1090. Twain, Mark, and Montserrat Canyameres. Un doble misteri. 1st ed, (Col·lecció L'Arcà). Barcelona: Editorial Laertes, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- SWEDISH (7)

1091. Boström, Mattias, ed. Sherlock Holmes 150 år : en jubileumsbok från the Baskerville Hall Club of Sweden. Bromma: Baskerville Hall Club of Sweden, 2004.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. // "A handsome 185-page anthology of Swedish scholarship (with translations of contributions from Roger Johnson and Stephen Fry)."

1092. Doyle, Arthur Conan. "En studie i rött." Stockholm: Lind & Co [eLib [distributör]], 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. E-bok (PDF (182 p.)).; Adobe Reader. Translation and commentary by Mattias Boström ; illustrations by George Hutchinson. // Electronic book.

1093. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Mattias Boström, and George Hutchinson. En studie i rött. Stockholm: Lind & Co, Scandbook, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill ; 22 cm. Skyddsomslag: "Sherlock Holmes samlade bedrifter"/ Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. Translation and commentary by Mattias Boström ; illustrations by George Hutchinson. //

1094. ———. En studie i rött. [Ny utg.] ed. Stockholm: Lind & Co, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Omslag: "Sherlock Holmes samlade bedrifter"/ Första svenska upplaga 1893 med titeln: Förföljd. Första upplaga i denna översättning 2004. Translation and commentary: Mattias Boström ; illustrations: George Hutchinson. //

1095. Foreman, Amanda, and Margareta Eklöf. Georgiana : 1757-1806 : en ädel engelskas uppgång och fall. Stockholm: Norstedt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Translated by Margareta Eklöf. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1096. Hoch, Edward D. D:r Hawthornes sällsamma mysterier åtta kriminalnoveller. Bromma: Mälaröbörsen, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99206912 //

1097. Malm, Morgan. 221B en studie i Baker Street, (Ystads Antikvariats skriftserie). Ystad, Sweden: Ystads Antikvariat, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 36) //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- TARTAR (1)

1098. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Rudyard Kipling, and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Baskervil’lar ete. Kazan: "Magarif", 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. "Dlia detei i iunoshestva"--Colophon. / "Literaturno-khudozhestvennoe izdanie"--Colophon. Title in colophon:; Sobaka Baskervilei; Maugli; Malen’kii prints. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- TURKISH (1)

1099. Bruce, Colin, and Murat Saglam. Mantik ve olasilik hikayeleri. Istanbul: Güncel Yayincilik, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Conned again, Watson! Türkçesi Murat Saglam. //

04 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDITIONS AND OTHER WORKS -- VIETNAMESE (3)

1100. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Nhu’ng cuoc phiêu lu’u cua thám tu’ Sherlock Holmes, (Truyen trinh thám the gio’i chon loc). Hà Noi: Nhà xuat ban Nhân Dân, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Vietnamese //

1101. ———. Nhu’ng cuoc phiêu lu’u cua thám tu’ Sherlock Holmes, (Truyen trinh thám the gio’i chon loc). Hà Noi: Công An Nhân Dân, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Vietnamese //

1102. ———. Nhu’ng vu phá án ly ky cua thám tu’ Sherlock Holmes. [TP. HCM]: Nhà xuat ban Tre, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Vietnamese. Table of Contents: 6 bu’c tu’o’ng Na-pô-lê-ông -- Bu’c thu’ cua dòng ho Mo’-xgrây -- Vu án giet ngu’o’i phóng hoa o’ No-ut -- Gu’o’ng mat màu vàng. Ban biên dich First News. //

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1103. Abbreviated Bibliographic Check List of A. Conan Doyle. Canterbury, Kent: Tiger Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The information is restricted to first appearances of his articles and stories in magazines and newspapers and to the first editions of his books, and relies to a great extent on the Green/Gibson bibliography. The checklist is certainly much handier for the collector to carry along to bookshops than the more detailed bibliography, but has one serious defect: there is no index, and magazines are reported chronologically according to the first appearances of Conan Doyle item, so anyone finding a run of Pearson's, for example, will locate the check list of ACD's contributions to the magazine only by searching a three-page table of contents."

1104. Short story criticism: excerpts from criticism of the works of short fiction writers. Vol. 12. Detroit, Mich: Gale Research Co, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 88641014 //

1105. Baden-Powell of Gilwell, Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell. Scouting for boys : a handbook for instruction in good citizenship. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Originally published: London : Horace Cox, 1908. National bibliography no: GBA4-Z4629. Edited with an introduction and notes by Elleke Boehmer. // "It's not known whether Arthur Conan Doyle and Major-General Robert Baden-Powell actually met, in South Africa or elsewhere, but Baden-Powell is mentioned in Conan Doyle's history of The Great Boer War, and Conan Doyle is mentioned in Baden-Powell's Scouting for Boys. Baden-Powell suggested that Scouts read the Sherlock Holmes stories to learn observation and deduction, in what Christopher Hitchens has called (in the June issue of The Atlantic Monthly) 'one of the very few books of the twentieth century that actually led to the formation of a worldwide movement.'"

1106. Bergem, Phillip G. A bibliographic listing of stories, poems, and other writings of A. Conan Doyle. 1st ed. Minneapolis, Minn: Privately printed, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1107. ———. The family and residences of Arthur Conan Doyle. 2nd ed. St. Paul, Minn, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 51-54) // An organized list of Arthur Conan Doyle's ancestral and descendant information in non-text format, with added text. Conflicting information from various authorities is cited as found. Includes a chronological list of Doyle family residences, military service, and grave markers

1108. Beyer, Rick. The greatest stories never told : 100 tales from history to astonish, bewilder, & stupefy. 1st ed. New York: HarperResource, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Based on the television program: Timelab 2000. Includes bibliographical references (p. 200-208). Scuttlebutt Apr 2005. // "Based the History Channel's 'Timelab 2000" series, and offers two pages on 'the curious case of the doctor who gave birth to a superstar' (the doctor being Joseph Bell, and the superstar being Sherlock Holmes); it's certain not a story never told, but it might astonish, bewilder, and stupefy someone."

1109. Boström, Mattias. Tretton kriminella klassiker : författarporträtt : [John Dickson Carr, Raymond Chandler, G. K. Chesterton, Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle, Dashiell Hammett, Ross Macdonald, Ellery Queen, Dorothy Sayers, Georges Simenon, Sjöwall/Wahlöö, Rex Stout, Stieg Trenter], (Deckarserien). Lund: BTJ förlag, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. //

1110. Caron, Claude. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1859-1930 impérialisme, criminalité et société dans la littérature populaire, (Mémoires et thèses). Montréal: Université du Québec à Montréal, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Comprend des réf. bibliogr. Thesis/dissertation (deg). //

1111. Chaney, Lisa. Hide-and-seek with angels: a life of J. M. Barrie. London: Hutchinson, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005434852. Includes bibliographical references (p. [375]- 389) and index //

1112. ———. Hide-and-seek with angels: a life of J.M. Barrie. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006042355. Includes bibliographical references (p. [387]- 391) and index. Contents: 'It's no' him, it's just me...' -- The happiest years of his life -- 'Literature was my game...' -- 'To be forever known...' -- A serious purpose -- 'Genius in him...' -- Mary -- 'You must decide...' -- Dreams and reality -- American and fame -- Sylvia -- The boy castaways -- A second chance -- Origins -- Making a masterpiece -- 'I'm youth I'm joy...' -- Disquiet -- 'The saddest most terrible night...' -- The end of a marriage -- A kind of family -- War -- 'Something in ourselves...' -- Cynthia and Michael -- Beyond the reach of time -- Release //

1113. Crignon, Hélène. De Sherlock Holmes au professeur Challenger : inquietant, fantastique et fiction speculative dans l'oeuvre de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930). S.l.: s.n., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1114. Dahlinger, S. E. Violets & vitriol essays: about Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Aspects of Ballarat / Karen Anderson; Exploited Women in The Hound of the Baskervilles / Beth Austin; Lunar Ladies: Sherlock Holmes and His female clients / Diana Barsham; Russian Roulette a SCANdalous Discussion / Nancy Beiman and Mia Stampe; A Perennial Toast / Paula S. Cohen; Mrs. Hudson, The Woman of Baker Street / Deborah Clark; The Bedside Manner / Catherine Cooke; The. . . Dweller on the Threshold / Susan E. Dahlinger; Canonical Scribbles / Roberta Davies; Science and Sir Arthur (or D is for Dinosaur) / Judith Freeman; Christian Names / Naomi Hayashi; Holmes's Wardrobe / Naomi Hayashi; Plum's Sherlock: Conan Doyle's Influence on Pelham Grenville Wodehouse / Marilyn MacGregor; How the Brigadier Wooed the Ladies / Dayna McCausland; The Compliments of the Season / Julie McKuras; Old Woman Be Damned / Rosemary Michaud; Past Remembering / Sarah Montague; Autolycus in Chicago / Susan Rice; Through a Glass Darkly / Barbara Roden; Mrs. Beeton / Julia Carlson Rosenblatt; The Monster Within: Pseudo-Gothic Tales of the Canon / Barbara Rusch; The Yellow Face / Hiromi Sasabe; The Long Island Cape (Re) Visited / Marina Stajic; Adversarial Women: Worthy and Unworthy Opponents / Lynne E. Walker // In a volume timed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the birthday of Sherlock Holmes, a collection of essays written entirely by women on Holmes and his creator, on Irene Adler, on Mrs. Beeton, on Vincent Starrett, on P.G. Wodehouse, and on many more topics

1115. Del Bianco, Mauro, and Gianfranco De Turris. Sherlock Holmes eroe solare esoterismo e spiritismo in Arthur Conan Doyle, (La bottega delle meraviglie). Roma: Il Torchio, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1116. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lew David Feldman, and Manson & Woods Christie. The Conan Doyle Collection, Wednesday 19 May 2004, (Catalogue of auction). London: Christie's, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Lots 1-8, Early life -- 9-37, Literary career -- 38-51, Theatre -- 52-59, Causes and public life -- 60-65, Spiritualism -- 66-73, Military -- 74-79, Sport and travel -- 80-90, Family life - - 91-120, Correspondence -- 121-135, Biography // The titles in this catalogue are the residual material owned by Anna Doyle's beneficiaries. Cf. p. 9

1117. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jon L Lellenberg, Daniel Stashower, and Charles Foley. Arthur Conan Doyle a life in letters. New York: Penguin Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007014692. Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents: The schoolboy (1867-1876) -- The medical student (1876-1882) -- The struggling doctor (1882- 1884) -- Cracking the oyster (1884-1890) -- "Author of Sherlock Holmes" (1891-1893) -- Putting Holmes behind him (1894-1896) -- Country life (1896-1898) -- War in South Africa (1899-1900) -- Politics and honours (1900-1902) -- The final Hindhead years (1903-1907) -- Windlesham to the outbreak of war (1907- 1914) -- The World War (1914-1918) -- His last crusade (1918-1920) -- Epilogue : Conan Doyle's final decade //

1118. ———. Arthur Conan Doyle his life in letters. New York: Penguin Press, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007014692. Contents: The schoolboy (1867-1876) -- The medical student (1876-1882) -- The struggling doctor (1882-1884) -- Cracking the oyster (1884-1890) -- "Author of Sherlock Holmes" (1891-1893) -- Putting Holmes behind him (1894-1896) -- Country life (1896- 1898) -- War in South Africa (1899-1900) -- Politics and honours (1900-1902) -- The final Hindhead years (1903-1907) -- Windlesham to the outbreak of war (1907-1914) -- The World War (1914-1918) -- His last crusade (1918-1920) -- Epilogue : Conan Doyle's final decade //

1119. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jeffrey Meyers, and Valerie Meyers. "The Sir Arthur Conan Doyle reader : from Sherlock Holmes to spiritualism." New York: Cooper Square Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. A study in scarlet, part -- A scandal in Bohemia -- The los amigos fiasco -- The case of Lady Sannox -- How the brigadier came to the castle of gloom -- How the brigadier slew the brothers of Ajaccio -- From the Stark Munro letters -- The king of the foxes -- The Brazilian cat -- The brown hand -- The adventure of the empty house -- The adventure of the dancing men -- From the crime of the Congo -- From the lost world -- The poison belt -- Danger! -- From a visit to three fronts -- From the wanderings of a spiritualist. Includes bibliographical references (p. 499-500). // "Offers a wide-ranging sample of his writings, from an excerpt from A Study in Scarlet (1887) to an excerpt from The Wanderings of a Spiritualist (1921), including Sherlockian and non-Sherlockian short stories, and there's an excellent introduction setting the contents in context."

1120. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Malcolm R Payne, Philip Weller, and Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Groombridge Place: an examination of some conections between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Groombridge Place. East Sussex, England: Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Introduction / Malcolm Payne with extracts from a letter by Dame Jean Conan Doyle -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Crowborough / Malcolm Payne -- The Birlstone Triangle / Philip Weller -- The Ghost of the moat / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Includes bibliographical references //

1121. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Daniel Stashower, Jon L Lellenberg, and Charles Foley. Arthur Conan Doyle a life in letters. London: HarperPress, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents: The schoolboy (1867- 1876) -- The medical student (1876-1882) -- The struggling doctor (1882-1884) -- Cracking the oyster (1884- 1890) -- "Author of Sherlock Holmes" (1891-1893) -- Putting Holmes behind him (1894-1896) -- Country life (1896-1898) -- War in South Africa (1899-1900) -- Politics and honours (1900-1902) -- The final Hindhead

years (1903-1907) -- Windlesham to the outbreak of war (1907-1914) -- The World War (1914-1918) -- His last crusade (1918-1920) -- Epilogue : Conan Doyle's final decade // Until her death in 1920, Arthur Conan Doyle's mother, Mary Foley, was the person he most often confided with, as over a thousand of their letters attest. The story of his efforts to create a medical practice, writing short stories as a pasttime, is followed by a chronicle of growing success. Further correspondence reveals a man of high morals, who stalwartly held his convictions on politics, Spiritualism, and a determination to right the wrongs he found in the world

1122. Doyle, Georgina. Out of the shadows the untold story of Arthur Conan Doyle's first family. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 368-373) and index //

1123. Edington, Shane R. The uneasy relationship of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the English criminal justice system as observed in the canon. s.l.: s.n., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1124. Edwards, Owen Dudley. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes : a study in Lothian cultural imperialism. [Scotland?]: Leisure Services Dept. of Lothian Regional Council, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 x 21 cm. // " ... lecture delivered by Owen Dudley Edwards in ... the University of Edinburgh at 7:30 p.m. on 6th March 1980"--P. [ii].

1125. Fitzgerald, Michael. The genesis of artistic creativity Asperger's syndrome and the arts. London, Philadelphia: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005001022. Includes bibliographical references (p. 242-248) and indexes. Contents: Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) -- Hans Christian Andersen (1805-75) -- Herman Melville (1819-91) -- Lewis Carroll (1832-98) -- William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) -- Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) -- George Orwell (1903-50) -- Bruce Chatwin (1940-89) -- Spinoza (1632-77) -- Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) - - Simone Weil (1909-43) -- A.J. Ayer (1910-89) -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) -- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) -- Erik Satie (1866-1925) -- Béla Bartók (1881-1945) -- Glenn Gould (1932-82) -- Vincent van Gogh (1853-90) -- Jack B. Yeats (1871-1957) -- L.S. Lowry (1887-1976) -- Andy Warhol (1928- 87) //

1126. Frank, Lawrence. Victorian detective fiction and the nature of evidence the scientific investigations of Poe, Dickens, and Doyle, (Palgrave studies in nineteenth-century writing and culture). Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002044800. Includes bibliographical references (p. 208-240) and index // "An academic examination of the relationships between detective fiction and 19th-century scientific texts; three of the seven chapters are devoted to Conan Doyle."

1127. Fraser, Robert. Victorian quest romance Stevenson, Haggard, Kipling, and Conan Doyle, (Writers and their work). Plymouth, U.K: Northcote House, in association with the British Council, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99218991. Includes bibliographical references (p. 84-90) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Late Victorian quest romance has recently attracted renewed attention from critics. Much of this interest has centred on its politics of gender, and its vision of Empire. This book prefers to view the genre in the light of debates within the then nascent sciences of Anthropology and Archaeology. Starting with a discussion of the nature of romance, it goes on to interpret the romances of Stevenson, Haggard, Kipling and Conan Doyle as encounters with lost or buried pasts. By describing such encounters with remote places and times, so it argues, these authors were asking their readers disconcerting questions about humankind, and about their own culture's institutions and beliefs. The book ends by considering the implications of such a view for the whole colonial enterprize."--book jacket. "Relates 'The Lost World' to contemporary 'quest romances' by other authors."

1128. Freeling, Nicolas. Criminal convictions: errant essays on perpetrators of literary license. 1st ed. Boston: D.R. Godine, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94006430. Contents: Crime and metaphysics -- Stendhal --

Charles Dickens -- Joseph Conrad -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- Rudyard Kipling -- Raymond Chandler -- Dorothy L. Sayers -- Georges Simenon -- Apologies pro vita sua //

1129. Friedland, Martin L. The death of old man Rice: a true story of criminal justice in America. New York: New York University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94006024; Scuttlebutt 1994. Includes bibliographical references (p. [383]-423) // "'Old man Rice' was William Marsh Rice, a wealthy Texan who died under suspicious circumstances in New York in 1900, bequeathing a great deal of money to found what was to become Rice University in Houston (depending on which of his wills was accepted as valid), and the book provides a fascinating account of the arrest of Albert T. Patrick for first-degree murder, and his trial and conviction and many appeals. And a demonstration that some aspects of the relationships among money, media, and justice have not changed a bit since then. And there's a connection to Conan Doyle: one of the points at issue during the trial and appeals involved embalming, and one of Patrick's supporters seems to have written to Dr. Joe Bell, who in turn contacted Sir Arthur: Friedland found a letter from Conan Doyle in an embalmers' magazine published in 1907 that said that 'there seems to have been a gross miscarriage of justice.'"

1130. Gardner, Martin. The night is large collected essays, 1938-1995. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96010732; Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. Includes bibliographical references and index // Includes his essay "The Irrelevance of Conan Doyle."

1131. Garrick-Steele, Rodger, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The House of the Baskervilles. Bloomington, Ind.: 1st books library, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 597-603) // An editor of the Express newspaper, Bertram Fletcher Robinson, wrote a story, 'An Adventure on Dartmoor,' which may be the original tale Doyle turned into The Hound of the Baskervilles. Garrick-Steele speculates on Doyle's career, postulating plagiarism, adultery, blackmail, and murder in the career of Holmes's creator

1132. Goldfarb, Clifford S. The great shadow: Arthur Conan Doyle, Brigadier Gerard and Napoleon. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibiliographical references and index // "A detailed and interesting examination of all of Conan Doyle's writings about the man who terrified and ruled most of Europe in the early years of the 19th century, and who was still both hated and admired at the end of the century, when he appeared in or influenced many of Conan Doyle's short stories, novels, and plays. Goldfarb discusses both the writings and their author, and his research and sources, and does it well."

1133. Green, Richard Lancelyn, John Michael Gibson, and Graham Greene. A bibliography of A. Conan Doyle. New rev. & expanded with addenda and corrigenda ed. Boston: Hudson House, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 82003541. Includes index //

1134. Green, Richard Lancelyn, Anthony D Howlett, Catherine Cooke, Christopher Roden, and Barbara Roden. Conan Doyle of Wimpole Street the story behind the commemorative plaque at 2 Upper Wimpole Street, London. Penyffordd, Chester, England: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1135. Hall, Charles, and Peter Blythe. Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in Edinburgh. Edinburgh: the author, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "Offers interesting discussions of Sherlockian and Doylean plays performed in Edinburgh (mostly during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe), Conan Doyle's speeches and lectures in Edinburgh, and memorials to him in Edinburgh, with amusing artwork by Hall."

1136. Harris, Edward D. Creative healers : a collection of essays, reviews, and poems from the Pharos, 1938-1998. Menlo Park, CA: Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Compiled and edited by Edward Day Harris, Jr. Scuttlebutt Mar 2005. // "The contents include C. Frederick Kittle's

'There's More to Doyle Than Holmes!' reprinted from the winter 1997 issue of The Pharos (the journal of the honor medical society)."

1137. Higgs, Michael L., and Rosemary Lear. On the rack with Conan Doyle and other journeys, (Premium Petrel). Vancouver: Hansom Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: The petrel flyer //

1138. Hitchens, Christopher. Unacknowledged legislation : writers in the public sphere. London, New York: Verso, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Feb 2001. // "Has a chapter on 'The Case of Arthur Conan Doyle'; it's his long review of Daniel Stashower's biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Teller of Tales, reprinted from the N.Y. Review of Books (Nov. 4, 1999)."

1139. ———. Unacknowledged legislation : writers in the public sphere. London, New York: Verso, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. I. "In praise of ... ": The Wilde side -- Oscar Wilde's socialism -- Lord Trouble -- George Orwell and Raymond Williams -- Oh, Lionel! [P.G. Wodehouse] -- Age of ideology -- The real thing [Michael Frayn] -- The cosmopolitan man [Gore Vidal] -- After-time -- Ireland -- Stuck in neutral -- A regular bull [Whittaker Chambers] -- Not dead yet [Salman Rushdie] -- Against sinister perfectionism [Robert Conquest, Ezra Pound] -- Mid off, not right on [V.S. Naipaul]. -- II. "In spite of themselves ... ": Old man Kipling -- Critic of the booboisie [H.L. Mencken] -- Goodbye to Berlin [Isaiah Berlin, Marxism, Zionism] -- The grimmest tales [Roald Dahl, censorship of children's books] -- The importance of being Andy [Warhol] -- How unpleasant to meet Mr. Eliot -- Powell's way [Anthony Powell] -- Something about the poems [Philip Larkin] -- The egg-head's egger-on [Saul Bellow] -- Bloom's way [Allan Bloom] -- Lightness at midnight [Martin Amis on Stalin]. -- III. "Themes ... ": Hooked on Ebonics -- In defence of plagiarism -- Ode to the West Wing. -- IV.: "For their own sake ... ": O'Brian's great voyage [Patrick O'Brian, Master and Commander series] -- The case of Arthur Conan Doyle -- The road to West Egg [Great Gatsby] -- Rebel in evening clothes [Dorothy Parker]-- The long littleness of life [Isherwood]. -- V. "Enemies list ... ": Running on empty [Tom Wolfe] -- Unmaking friends [Norman Podhoretz] -- Something for the boys [Tom Clancy] -- The cruiser [Conor Cruise O'Brien]. Originally published: London ; New York : Verso, c2000. // "Has a chapter on 'The Case of Arthur Conan Doyle'; it's his long review of Daniel Stashower's biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Teller of Tales, reprinted from the N.Y. Review of Books (Nov. 4, 1999)."

1140. Kestner, Joseph A. Sherlock's men masculinity, Conan Doyle, and cultural history. Aldershot, Brookfield, Vt: Ashgate, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97018794. Includes bibliographical references (p. [213]-236) and index. Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "An academic examination of the Canon's reflections of the sociology of Britain during the reigns of Victoria, Edward VII, and George V; Kestner concludes that 'for readers of the Strand and above all for male readers, these nine volumes constructed, interrogated, debated and critiqued the construction of male gender in culture for 40 years, from 1887 to 1927.'"

1141. Klinger, Leslie S., ed. Life and Times of Mr. Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, M.D., Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Other Notable Personages: A Table of Significant Events. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1142. Knightley, Phillip. The first casualty : the war correspondent as hero and myth-maker from the Crimea to Iraq. 3rd ed. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "The miserable parent of a luckless tribe" 1854-1856 -- The first challenge 1861-1865 -- The golden age 1865-1914 -- Quite another game 1899-1902 -- The last war 1914-1918 -- Enter America 1917-1918 -- The remedy for bolshevism in bullets 1917-1919 -- The real scoop 1935-1936 -- Commitment in Spain 1936-1939 -- "Their finest hour" 1939-1941 -- The struggle for mother Russia 1941- 1945 -- Remember Pearl Harbor 1937-1945 -- Never again 1940-1945 -- Korea, the United Nations' war 1950- 1953 -- Algeria is French 1954-1962 -- Vietnam 1954-1975 -- War is fun 1954-1975 -- Britannia rules the news 1975-1989 -- The deadly video game 1990-1991 -- The military's final victory March-June, 1999 -- No more heroes March-April, 2003. Includes bibliographical references (p. 549-552) and index. //

1143. ———. "The first casualty : the war correspondent as hero and myth-maker from the Crimea to Kosovo." Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Originally published: London : Prion Books, 1975. Includes bibliographical references (p. 529-532) and index. With an introduction by John Pilger. //

1144. ———. The first casualty : the war correspondent as hero and myth-maker from the Crimea to Kosovo. Rev. / with a new introduction by John Pilger. ed. London: Prion, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Previous ed.: London : André Deutsch, 1975. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "Conan Doyle's reporting on the Boer War and the First World War is mentioned briefly."

1145. ———. The first casualty : the war correspondent as hero, propagandist myth-maker from the Crimea to the Gulf War II. New ed. London: Andre Deutsch, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Previous ed.: London: Prion, 2000. Introduction by John Pilger. //

1146. Lindenstruth, Gerhard. Arthur Conan Doyle: eine illustrierte bibliographie der veroffentlichungen im Deutschen sprachraum. Giessen, Germany: Verlag Munniksma, Lindengasse, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1147. ———. Arthur Conan Doyle: eine illustrierte Bibliographie der Veröffentlichungen in deutschen Sprachraum, (Das Phantasmaskop). Amsterdam: Verlag Munniksma, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1148. Machinal, Hélène. Conan Doyle : De Sherlock Holmes au professeur Challenger, (Interférences). Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1149. McDonald, Peter D. British literary culture and publishing practice, 1880-1914, (Cambridge studies in publishing and printing history). Cambridge, U.K, New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96039743. Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-227) and index //

1150. McLaughlin, Joseph. Writing the urban jungle: reading empire in London from Doyle to Eliot. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99043698. Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-228) and index // "Two of the book's seven chapters are 'Holmes on the Range: Frontiers Old and New in 'A Study in Scarlet'' and 'The Romance of Invasion: Cocaine and Cannibalism in 'The Sign of Four''.

1151. Menegaldo, Gilles, and Jean-Pierre Naugrette. R.L. Stevenson et A. Conan Doyle : aventures de la fiction : actes du colloque de Cerisy [11-18 septembre 2000], (Terres fantastiques; Littérature). Rennes: Terre de brume, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (certaines en coul.) ; 24 cm. Comprend des références bibliographiques et un index. sous la direction de Gilles Menegaldo & Jean-Pierre Naugrette. //

1152. Meyer-Bolzinger, Dominique. Une méthode clinique dans l'enquête policière : Holmes, Poirot, Maigret, (Collection Travaux & thèses; Paralittérature). Liège [Belgium]: Éditions du Céfal, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Based on the author's doctoral thesis, entitled "L'Amateur d'indices. La méthode clinique du détective, dans les romans de Conan-Doyle, Agatha Christie et Georges Simenon", submitted to the Université de Haute-Alsace (Mulhouse) on 13 June 2001 (see t.p. verso). Includes bibliographical references. //

1153. Murray, Stuart. Rudyard Kipling in Vermont: birthplace of The jungle books. Bennington, Vt, Hanover, N.H: Images from the Past. Centinel Co, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97018692. Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-184) and index // Contains several interesting mentions of ACD including one about ACD's visit to Vermont in 1894. The book states "During Conan Doyle's visit, Rudyard wrote 'The Mother Lodge' completing these verses in only one sitting, which was unusual for him." Since both men were Freemasons, and the poem is about a Masonic lodge, this has led at least one Doylean to "wonder what, if any, discussion took place between the two concerning the poem, and if ACD had any input into it." In response to this Doyle biographer, Andrew Lycett, noted that it was an "[i]nteresting idea - but not quite accurate. The diary of Kipling's wife Carrie reveals that in October 1894 he was working on "The Mother Lodge" which he 'wrote right off" in a day. (Don't have this diary in front of me, but I seem to recall it gives an exact date.) Conan Doyle did not arrive at the Kipling house in Vermont until 28th November, the eve of Thanksgiving, when as Memories and Adventures records the two men had an enjoyable meeting, playing golf etc. Kipling read him his poem "McAndrew's Hymn" 'which he had just done', amazing him with 'his dramatic power which enabled him to sustain the Glasgow accent throughout, so that the angular Scottish greaser simply walked the room.' This doesn't mean that the two authors didn't also speak about "The Mother Lodge" (which was clearly written in October). But I know no evidence of this."

1154. Norman, Andrew. Arthur Conan Doyle beyond Sherlock Holmes. Stroud: Tempus, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-186) and index //

1155. Otis, Laura. Membranes metaphors of invasion in nineteenth-century literature, science, and politics, (Medicine & culture). Baltimore, Md: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98029763. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Feb 1999 // Between 1830 and 1930, improvements in microscopes made it possible for scientists to describe the nature and behavior of cells. Although Robert Hooke had seen cells more than 150 years earlier, new cultural stresses on individuality made nineteenth-century Western society especially receptive to cell and germ theory and encouraged the very technologies that made cells visible. Both scientists and nonscientists used images of cell structure, interaction, reproduction, infection, and disease as potent social and political metaphors. In particular, the cell membrane - and the possibility of its penetration - informed the thinking of liberals and conservatives alike. In Membranes, Laura Otis examines how the image of the biological cell became one of the reigning metaphors of the nineteenth century. Exploring a wide range of scientific, political, and literary writing, Otis uncovers surprising connections among subjects as varied as germ theory, colonialism, and Sherlock Holmes's adventures. At the heart of her story is the rise of a fundamental assumption about human identity: the idea that selfhood requires boundaries showing where the individual ends and the rest of the world begins. Chapter on "Arthur Conan Doyle: An Imperial Immune System."

1156. Pascal, Janet B. Arthur Conan Doyle beyond Baker Street, (Oxford portraits). New York: Oxford University Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99036643. Includes bibliographical references (p. 151-154) and index //

1157. Peters, Catherine. The king of inventors: a life of Wilkie Collins. London: Secker & Warburg, 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 91057396. Includes bibliographical references (p. 475-488) and index //

1158. Press, Charles. Looking over Sir Arthur's shoulder: how Conan Doyle turned the trick. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index // "A collection of essays analyzing the techniques and appeal of the Sherlock Holmes stories."

1159. Pugh, Brian W. A chronology of the life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle : May 22nd 1859 to July 7th 1930. [Lewes]: B. W. Pugh, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Privately printed by the author. Includes several lists of works by A. C. Doyle. Includes bibliographical ref. and index. //

1160. Redmond, Christopher, and Doug Wrigglesworth. Welcome to Canada, Mr. Sherlock Holmes : Arthur Conan Doyle in Canada, Occasional paper (Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection). [Toronto, Ont.]: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection of the Toronto Public Library, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 22 cm. "Delivered as [sic] the Cameron Hollyer Memorial Lecture for the Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Public Library, April 21, 2005"--cover. "Published... on the occasion of the ACD@35 Conference, October 2006"--verso t.p. //

1161. Roden, Barbara. 'I am inclined to think...' musings on Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 59). Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "A collection of essays published from 1988 to 2001 in Sherlockian and Doylean periodicals, on topics that range from Saucy Jack to Oliver Onions to 'The Captain of the Pole-Star'."

1162. Simmons, Diane. The narcissism of empire loss, rage, and revenge in Thomas De Quincey, Robert Louis Stevenson, Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling and Isak Dinesen. Brighton England, Portland, Or: Sussex Academic Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006014015. Includes bibliographical references (p. 133-139) and index //

1163. Smith, Jonathan. Fact and feeling Baconian science and the nineteenth-Century literary imagination, (Science and literature). Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94014014. Includes bibliographical references and index // "A scholarly discussion of the perceived (misperceived, in Smith's opinion) conflict between the scientific method and the arts. He finds interesting parallels (between Hutton's geological uniformitarianism and Eliot's The Mill on the Floss, for example), and the book ends with a chapter on Sherlock Holmes as a scientific detective. Smith explores the influence of Huxley, Tyndall, and Darwin on Conan Doyle and Holmes, and notes Albert Einstein's tribute to 'the admirable stories of Conan Doyle.'"

1164. Smith, Kevin. Sherlock Holmes was a Pompey Keeper: the extraordinary history of the early Portsmouth FC. Tiverton, Devon: Halsgrove House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // March 6, 1886, two days before he wrote the first words of "A Study in Scarlet," Arthur Conan Doyle played his 31st game for the Portsmouth Football Association, nicknamed "The Original Pompey." Doyle was an avid player in the early days of the game, before the rules were written. "We could put up a very fair team in the field, and were runners-up for the County Cup the last season that I played," Conan Doyle wrote, remembering his playing association football in Portsmouth, adding that "I was always too slow, however, to be a really good back, though I was a long and safe kick." "A detailed history of the team on which Conan Doyle played, first listed as A. C. Smith and then by his own name, and the team's success continued after Conan Doyle departed."

1165. Steinmann, Sylvie, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fonds Arthur Conan Doyle : base de données images pour la partie iconographie du fonds. [Geneva?]: [School of Information Science?], 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. + 1 CD-ROM. CD-ROM: Arthur Conan Doyle [Média électronique] : base de données images. - 1 disque optique électronique (CD-ROM) ; 12 cm. Travail de diplôme Ecole d'information documentaire Genève./ Titre de la cassette du CD-ROM: Base de données images pour la partie iconographie du fonds Arthur Conan Doyle. //

1166. Sutherland, John. "Literary lives." New York: Oxford University Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Scuttlebutt May 2002. // "A collection of essays from supplements to the Dictionary of National Biography, including an essay by A. Cochrane on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (first published in 1937)."

1167. Terras, Donald J., and C. Frederick Kittle. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes : Essays and Art on the Doctor and the Detective. [Chicago]: Northeastern Illinois University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- C. Frederick Kittle Collection of Doyleana (Newberry Library) ; ill., ports. ; 26 cm.

Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / by Robert Cotner -- Have you a 'reminiscences' in your attic / by Raymond L. Betzner -- A doctor's unjaundiced look at the Victorian medical scene (or, Eschewing the syringe for the pen) / by Ely M. Liebow -- Down the slopes with Conan Doyle at Davos (the birth of skiing) / by C. Frederick Kittle -- The magic doors / by Julie McKuras -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on stamps / by Marshall Blankenship -- Military intelligence? Jumbo shrimp? What about amateur mendicant? / by Susan Rice -- The romance of medicine for doctors Doyle and Kittle / by Richard J. Sveum -- Arthur Conan Doyle visits Chicago, 1894 / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Kittle collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library Chicago. Core collection -- Appendix. A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle: 1859-1930. "Commemorating the Kittle Collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library, April 11, 2003."/ Laid in: Program for Doyle exhibit dinner, April 11, 2003./ Includes bibliographical references. Compiled and edited by Donald J. Terras. //

1168. Thoms, Peter. Detection & its designs: narrative & power in 19th-century detective fiction. Athens: Ohio University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97035273. Includes bibliographical references (p. 169-174) and index // "The author uses Conan Doyle as one of several early detective-fiction authors, and devotes a chapter to "The Hound of the Baskervilles".

1169. Toronto Reference Library, and Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection. The magic door. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Reference Library, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1170. Weller, Philip. The Hampshire Papers. Fareham, Hampshire: Sherlock Publications, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Loose-leaf reprints of Hampshire newspaper articles by and about Conan Doyle.

1171. Weller, Philip, and Gianluca Salvatori. Sotto ordini del medico e sotto il sole Italiano : una lettera da Arthur Conan Doyle a William Gillette = Under doctor's orders and under the Italian sun : a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette, (Studies in Scarlet; n. 1). Firenze: Uno Studio in Holmes, Tipolitografia Pegaso, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Printed in an edition of 221 copies. "The following volume set in Baskerville font ... comprises in addition to the facsimile of a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette. Notes by Philip Weller in English. Translated into awful Italian by Gianluca Salvatori."--Colophon. "Printed in Florence by Tipolitografia Pegaso on the day of Saint Matilde in the year 2002."--Colophon. Bound in printed paper wrappers. //

1172. Winks, Robin W., and Maureen Corrigan. Mystery and suspense writers the literature of crime, detection, and espionage, (The Scribner writers series). New York: Scribner's Sons, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98036812. Contents: v. 1. Margery Allingham to John D. MacDonald -- v. 2. Ross MacDonald to women of mystery. Includes bibliographical references and index // Includes a 30-page essay on Arthur Conan Doyle by Owen Dudley Edwards.

1173. Wrigglesworth, Doug. Arthur Conan Doyle in Canada : travels in Canada by the creator of Sherlock Holmes, including an annotated bibliography of related holdings in the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection of the Toronto Public Library, Occasional paper (Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection of the Toronto Public Library). Toronto, Ont.: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Jul 2005. //

1174. Wynne, Catherine. The colonial Conan Doyle: British imperialism, Irish nationalism, and the gothic, (Contributions to the study of world literature). Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001058344. Includes bibliographical references (p. [185]- 205) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "An academic examination of the many Irish aspects, allusions, and echoes in Conan Doyle's writings."

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1175. Lellenberg, Jon L., ed. The Quest for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: thirteen biographers in search of a life. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 87009529. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C4400. With a foreword by Jean Conan Doyle. //

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- BIOGRAPHIES -- BOOTH (5)

1176. Booth, Martin. The doctor and the detective: a biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st U.S. ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. [355]-357) and index //

1177. ———. The Doctor and the Detective: a biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. New York: Thomas Dunne Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Originally published: The doctor, the detective, and Arthur Conan Doyle. London : Hodder and Stoughton, c1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. [355]-357) and index. //

1178. ———. The Doctor, the Detective and Arthur Conan Doyle : a biography of Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st U.S. ed. New York: St. Martin's, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [355]-357) and index. //

1179. ———. The Doctor, the Detective and Arthur Conan Doyle : a biography of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Coronet, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 18 cm. Originally published: London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1997. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1180. ———. The Doctor, the Detective and Arthur Conan Doyle : a biography of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [355]-357) and index. //

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- BIOGRAPHIES -- CARR (3)

1181. Carr, John Dickson. Kenan Dao'er di yi sheng. 1st ed, (Fu'ermosi tan an quan ji). Taibei Shi: Lian pu wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Cover title./ Translation of: The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Kenan Daoer de yi sheng Yuehan Dikesheng Ka'er zhu ; Wang Zhiyi yi = The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / by John Dickson Carr. / Uniform Title: Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Chinese //

1182. ———. The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Bibliographical archives": p. 285-295 //

1183. Carr, John Dickson, and Daniel Stashower. The life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 2nd Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes biographical references ( p. 285-295) and index //

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- BIOGRAPHIES -- COREN (1)

1184. Coren, Michael. Conan Doyle. London: Bloomsbury, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 206-207); Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "It's both entertaining and informative. Authors aren't responsible for publisher's blurbs, so don't be put off by claims that it's a definitive biography, or that Conan Doyle was an atheist, or that Conan Doyle loved another woman throughout his marriage (Coren notes in the text that he did not have access to the family archives, and does not suggest that Conan Doyle was an atheist, and reports that Conan Doyle married Louise Hawkins in 1885 and first met Jean Leckie in 1897). Coren has some new information discovered in G. K. Chesterton's papers, but otherwise depends greatly on previous biographers (but there also is some evidence that Coren wrote more than his publisher was willing to publish, perhaps aiming at a general public more than at Sherlockians and Doyleans, who may be disappointed at finding little material that is truly new)."

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- BIOGRAPHIES -- LYCETT (2)

1185. Lycett, Andrew. Conan Doyle the man who created Sherlock Holmes. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1186. ———. The man who created Sherlock Holmes: the life and times of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st Free Press hardcover ed. New York: Free Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007034816. Includes bibliographical references (p. 479-509) and index //

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- BIOGRAPHIES -- STASHOWER (6)

1187. Stashower, Daniel. Teller of Tales : the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Originally published: New York : Henry Holt, 1999. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1188. ———. Teller of Tales : the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Allen Lane, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Originally published: New York: Henry Holt, 1999. //

1189. ———. Teller of Tales : the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Penguin, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1190. ———. Teller of Tales : the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., facsim., ports. ; 20 cm. Originally published: New York: Henry Holt, 1999; London: Allen Lane, 2000. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1191. ———. Teller of tales: the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st ed. New York: Holt, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98035059. Includes bibliographical references and index // "This biography examines the extraordinary life and strange contrasts of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the struggling provincial doctor who became the most popular storyteller of his age."--Book jacket. "From his youthful exploits aboard a whaling ship to his often stormy friendships with such figures as Harry Houdini and George Bernard Shaw, Arthur Conan Doyle lived a life as gripping as one of his own adventures. Exhaustively researched and elegantly written, Teller of Tales sets aside many myths and misconceptions to present a vivid

portrait of the man behind the legend of Baker Street, with a particular emphasis on the Psychic Crusade that dominated his final years - the work that Conan Doyle himself felt to be "the most important thing in the world.""--Book jacket

1192. ———. Teller of tales: the life of Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st Owl Books ed. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98035059. Includes bibliographical references and index // "This biography examines the extraordinary life and strange contrasts of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the struggling provincial doctor who became the most popular storyteller of his age." "From his youthful exploits aboard a whaling ship to his often stormy friendships with such figures as Harry Houdini and George Bernard Shaw, Arthur Conan Doyle lived a life as gripping as one of his own adventures. Exhaustively researched and elegantly written, Teller of Tales sets aside many myths and misconceptions to present a vivid portrait of the man behind the legend of Baker Street, with a particular emphasis on the Psychic Crusade that dominated his final years - the work that Conan Doyle himself felt to be "the most important thing in the world.""--Book jacket

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- FAMILY -- ANNA MARIA (1)

1193. Brennan, Bonaventure R. S. M. It commenced with two: the story of Mary Ann Doyle, first companion of Catherine McAuley. Dublin: Sisters of Mercy, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 2002. // "The Doyles were an interesting family. James and Catherine Tynan Doyle of Dublin had six children, one of them the artist John Doyle (the grandfather of Arthur Conan Doyle); another was a daughter, Anna Maria Doyle, who isn't mentioned in any of biographies of Sir Arthur. But his grand-aunt now has her own biography....Anna Maria was born in Dublin in 1801; she met Catherine McAuley in 1827, and they became nuns in 1831, Anna Maria taking the name Sister Mary Ann. She helped found the Sisters of Mercy, and served the poor in Ireland until her death in 1866."

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- FAMILY -- RICHARD DOYLE (2)

1194. Doyle, Richard, and Victoria and Albert Museum. Richard Doyle and his family an exhibition held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, 30th November 1983 to 26th February 1984. London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 84144298. Bibliography: p. 72. Citations: De Waal C4551 //

1195. Engen, Rodney K. Richard Doyle, (The Artist and the critic series). Stroud, Glos: Catalpa Press, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 84183388 //

05A SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- RESIDENCES -- SURREY -- UNDERSHAW (1)

1196. Bruxner, Pamela, and Bob Ellis. Going for a soldier : a day excursion by the Sherlock Holmes Society of London to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and Undershaw. [London]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. Edited by Pamela Bruxner ; produced by Bob Ellis. //

05B SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- GEORGE EDALJI, OSCAR SLATER AND OTHER CASES (3)

1197. Barnes, Julian. Arthur & George. 1st British ed. London: Jonathan Cape, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept. 2005. // "It's a novel, offering a joint biography of Arthur Conan Doyle and George Edalji from their childhoods onward, and it is well-written and imaginative, firmly grounded on the facts of the case of George Edalji, but also thoroughly inventive when it comes to thoughts and conversations. And it's a handsome book, with an attractive decorated-cloth cover that one seldom sees on commercial books today."

1198. ———. Arthur & George. 1st American ed. New York: Knopf, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005048771 //

1199. Weaver, Gordon. Conan Doyle and the parson's son the George Edalji case. Cambridge: Vanguard Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006445221. Includes bibliographical references //

05D SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- MEDICAL PRACTICE AND MEDICAL WRITINGS (2)

1200. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Sous la lampe rouge : contes et récits de la vie médicale, (Un endroit où aller). Arles: Actes Sud, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Trad. de: Under the red lamp./ Bibliogr.: p. 376. Traduits de l'anglais par Christine Le Boeuf ; postface de Dominique Sassoon. / Uniform Title: Under the red lamp. French. //

1201. Savitt, Todd Lee. Medical readers' theater : a guide and scripts. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. edited by Todd L. Savitt. // "An interesting anthology of dramatizations of short stories intended for use in educating health-care students who are encouraged to discuss the productions; one of the scripts is Gregory A. Watkins' adaptation of Conan Doyle's 'The Doctors of Hoyland.'"

05E SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE -- OTHER WRITINGS (100)

1202. Bear, Greg. Dinosaur summer. New York: Aspect, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97012318 // "Conan Doyle's 'Lost World' was a factual account of the Challenger expedition, but by 1947 nobody cares about dinosaurs any more, and the last dinosaur circus in America is closing, and there's an attempt to return the dinosaurs to the Lost World, filmed for National Geographic by John Ford."

1203. Bergen, Lara Rice, David Koepp, and Michael Crichton. Find your way to The lost world, Jurassic Park. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96080492 // The reader is invited to choose among different plot endings for the story of a trip to the island where the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park still survive

1204. Bledsoe, Glen, and Karen E Bledsoe. Classic mysteries II a collection of mind-bending masterpieces, (Lowell House classics). Los Angeles: Roxbury Park/Lowell House Juvenile, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99071488. Contents: The abscence of Mr. Glass / G.K. Chesterton -- The mysterious death on The Underground Railway / The Baroness Orczy -- The beetle hunter /

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The black narcissus / Fred M. White -- The arrest of Arséne Lupin / Maurice Leblanc // A collection of mystery stories which feature unusual central characters, including a gentleman burglar and a figure known only as the "Old Man."

1205. Blessed, Brian. Quest for the Lost World. London: Boxtree, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), ports. ; 25 cm. TV tie-in. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Apr 2000 // "Brian Blessed was in Venezuela, filming 'The Lost World' for BBC television; it would appear that he was exploring rather than acting. Blessed has written a fine account of his expedition and notes that he first fell in love with the romance of the Lost World as a schoolboy, when he had a chance to listen to the BBC radio dramatization of the book."

1206. ———. Quest for the Lost World. London: Boxtree, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill., ports. (chiefly col.) ; 20 cm. Includes Index. // "Brian Blessed was in Venezuela, filming 'The Lost World' for BBC television; it would appear that he was exploring rather than acting. Blessed has written a fine account of his expedition and notes that he first fell in love with the romance of the Lost World as a schoolboy, when he had a chance to listen to the BBC radio dramatization of the book."

1207. Browning, Abigail. Murder is no mitzvah. 1st ed. New York: Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin's Minotaur, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003062544. Contents: The bread of affliction / Michael Kahn -- Comes the revolution / Gregory Fallis -- A Sabbath flame / Ronald Levitsky -- The Rabbi and the Sorcerer / Russell William Asplund -- The Lipkin-Wexler affair / Louis Weinstein -- Kaddish / Batya Swift Yasgur -- Funny story / Larry Beinhart -- The Jew's breastplate / Arthur Conan Doyle -- Kaddish for the kid / Max Allan Collins -- Where does a Golem go? / Bernice F. Weiss -- Mom remembers / James Yaffee -- The Christmas mitzvah / Doug Allyn //

1208. Buitenhuis, Peter. The great war of words : British, American, and Canadian propaganda and fiction, 1914- 1933. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes index. Bibliography: p. [193]-194. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of Conan Doyle's writing about the Boer War and the Great War."

1209. ———. The great war of words : British, American, and Canadian propaganda and fiction, 1914-1933. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Paper reprint of 1987 ed. Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]- 194) and index. // "Includes discussion of Conan Doyle's writing about the Boer War and the Great War."

1210. ———. The great war of words : literature as propaganda, 1914-18 and after. London: B.T. Batsford, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 23 cm. First published: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Press, 1987. // "Includes discussion of Conan Doyle's writing about the Boer War and the Great War."

1211. ———. "The great war of words British, American and Canadian propaganda and fiction, 1914-1933." In (Canadian electronic library), xviii, 199 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm. Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia Press, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Grande Prairie Regional College Internet Access http://site.ebrary.com/lib/gprc/Doc?id=10210514 University of Alberta Access http://site.ebrary.com/lib/albertacel/Doc?id=10210514 Includes bibliographical references and index. Reproduction: Electronic document. // "Includes discussion of Conan Doyle's writing about the Boer War and the Great War."

1212. Chesney, George Tomkyns. La bataille de Dorking : roman. Montréal: Éditions du Colporteur, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 14 cm. La bataille de Dorking / Sir George T. Chesney -- La bataille / J.-H. Rosny, aîné -- Danger! / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Traduction de: The battle of Dorking./ Tirage limité à 35 ex. //

1213. Costello, Peter. Conan Doyle, Detective: True Crimes Investigated by the Creator of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2006.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1214. Crichton, Michael. The lost world: a novel. 1st trade ed. New York: Knopf. Distributed by Random House, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95032034 //

1215. ———. Michael Crichton's Jurassic world. 1st ed. New York: Knopf, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97073821. Contents: Jurassic Park -- The lost world //

1216. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Challenger and company : the complete adventures of Professor Challenger and his intrepid team. [England?]: Leonaur, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. The lost world -- The poison belt -- The land of mists -- The disintegration machine -- When the world screamed. // The lost world. In Maple White's sketch book are drawings of the prehistoric beasts, birds and ape men which he has seen on his travels. Professor Challenger, excited when he sees the drawings, decides to find out if there is a Lost World in the Amazon forest where dinosaurs, pterodactyls and ape men still exist. The poison belt. "Nothing could be done. The thing was universal and beyond our human knowledge or control. It was death--painless but inevitable--death for young and old, for weak and strong, for rich and poor, without hope or possibility of escape." Just returned from his famous adventure in the Lost World, the resourceful Professor George Challenger faces his greatest danger yet: the planet will pass through a belt of poisonous ether, and mankind might not survive. Despite the professor's dire warnings about the coming catastrophe, no one listens. As the poison enters the atmosphere, terror and madness sweep the globe. Cities are wracked by riots, societies crumble, and soon all communication ceases. Professor Challenger and his friends, barricaded in a sealed room, can only watch their planet die. The land of mists. The death of his wife brings Malone, Enid, and Professor Challenger into the realm of spiritualism, both real and fake. The disintegration machine. Malone and Professor Challenger interview a Latvian scientist who has invented a machine which breaks down human bodies into molecular clouds and then reassembles them. Professor Challenger sets off to prove that the Earth itself is a living entity by giving it a painful shock.

1217. ———. The collected Brigadier Gerard stories. Munslow, Shropshire: Hearthstone, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96127611; Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "Has an informative introduction by John Whitehead and presents the saga in chronological order."

1218. ———. The complete Brigadier Gerard, (Barnes & Noble Library of essential reading). New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006271648. Contents: The exploits of Brigadier Gerard -- The adventures of Brigadier Gerard. Includes bibliographical references (p. 383-384) //

1219. ———. The complete Brigadier Gerard. Edited by Owen Dudley Edwards, (Canongate Classics 57). Edinburgh: Canongate Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The exploits of Brigadier Gerard -- The adventures of Brigadier Gerard. Edited and introduced by Owen Dudley Edwards. //

1220. ———. The Complete Brigadier Gerard Stories. Edinburgh: Canongate, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1221. ———. The complete Professor Challenger stories. the lost world, the poison belt , the land of mist, the disintegration machine, when the world screamed. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Fredonia, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The lost world.--The poison belt.--The land of mist.--The disintegration machine.--When the world screamed. [First published in 1952]. //

1222. ———. Estudios del natural: los casos que Sherlock Holmes no pudo resolver. Barcelona: Grijalbo Mondadori, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1995 // A Spanish translation of Strange Studies From Life and Other Narratives: The Complete True Crime Writings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, edited by Jack Tracy and published by Gaslight in 1988

1223. ———. Exploits of Brigadier Gerard. [S.l.]: General Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1224. ———. "A fine sprit [sic] of tolerance". Spokane, Wash.: Arthur H. Clark Co., 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduced by Michael W. Homer. // "This keepsake containing the accounts of Arthur Conan Doyle on the Mormons has been produced to accompany the collector's edition of On the way to somewhere else: European sojourners in the Mormon West, 1834-1930, volume 8 of the Kingdom in the West series, published by the Arthur H. Clark Company. Only 55 copies have been printed, signed and numbered..."- -P. [23]. Includes bibliographical references.

1225. ———. The haunted grange of Goresthorpe. Ashcroft, BC: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

1226. ———. Kyoryu no sekai = The lost world, (Kodomo no tame no sekai bungaku no mori, 23). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Asa C. Doiru saku. Uchida Chikashi yaku. [e, Ikeda Tatsuo]. //

1227. ———. La grande ombre, (Collection l'Aube poche). [La Tour-d'Aigues]: Éditions de l'Aube, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais./ Trad. de: The great shadow. / Uniform Title: Great shadow. French. //

1228. ———. Le crime du Congo belge : Suivi par au Congo français, de Félicien Challaye. Paris: Nuits rouges, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 20 cm. "23"--Spine./ Includes bibliographical references. Postface de Colette Braeckman ; trauction nouvelle de Jean-Claude Lamoureux. / Uniform Title: Crime of the Congo. French. //

1229. ———. Le Monde perdu, (Science-fiction (éditions J'ai lu)). Paris: J'ai lu : Pierre Lafitte, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. / Uniform Title: Lost world. French. Traduit de l'anglais par Louis Labat. //

1230. ———. Le monde perdu, (De l'autre côté...). Clermont-Ferrand: Éditions Paleo, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Trad. de: The lost world. Traduit de l'anglais par Gilles Vauthier ; illustré par Zaïtchick. / Uniform Title: Lost world. French. //

1231. ———. The lost world. 1st ed. Jackson Hole, WY: Archeion Press, LLC, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007942280 //

1232. ———. The lost world. New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 215). Introduction by Allen Grove. //

1233. ———. Lost World. [S.l.]: General Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1234. ———. The lost world / the poison belt. Sandy, Utah: Quiet Vision Pub., 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

1235. ———. The lost world ; and, The poison belt, (Pocket classics). Stroud: A. Sutton, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- maps ; 20 cm. //

1236. ———. The Lost World and other stories. Ware: Wordsworth Editions, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 //

1237. ———. The lost world being an account of the recent amazing adventures of Professor George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E.D. Malone of the "Daily-Gazette". 2002 Modern Library paperback ed ed. New York: Modern Library, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002026306. Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "With an introduction by Michael Crichton and notes by Julia Houston. It's taken almost ten years since Crichton's own The Lost World was published, for him to comment at length on Conan Doyle's book, and the commentary is insightful and interesting. 'Conan Doyle did something far more influential than invent a character,' Crichton suggests, 'he invented a particular kind of fantasy story, and demonstrated a successful way to tell it.'"

1238. ———. The lost world being an account of the recent amazing adventures of Professor George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E.D. Malone of the Daily Gazette, (Oxford popular fiction). Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94027530 //

1239. ———. The Maracot Deep and Other Stories. Newcastle: CSP Classic Texts, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1240. ———. The Mystery of Cloomber. Mineola, NY : Dover; Newton Abbot : David & Charles [distributor], 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- With a new introduction by Mike Ashley. //

1241. ———. Our African winter. London: Duckworth, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "It's an interesting account of the family's tour of eastern and southern Africa in 1928-1929."

1242. ———. The poison belt. Thirsk: House of Stratus, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

1243. ———. The poison belt, (Modern voices). London: Hesperus, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1244. ———. The poison belt : being an account of another adventure of Professor George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Prof. Summerlee, and Mr. E.D Malone, the discoverers of 'The Lost World', (An Alan Rodgers Book). Doylestown, PA: Wildside Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

1245. ———. The poison belt : being an account of another amazing adventure of Professor Challenger, (Bison frontiers of imagination series). Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Introduction to the Bison Books edition by Katya Reimann. //

1246. ———. The refugees : a tale of two continents, Huguenot inheritance series. Neerlandia, Alta. ; Pella, Iowa: Inheritance Publications, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Illustrated by T. de Thulstrup. // A small band of religious-freedom- seeking Huguenots escape France, only to hazard dangerous sea voyages, stranding on an iceberg, and a perilous trek through Canadian forests, to avoid both Catholic Frenchmen and Indians.

1247. ———. Songs of the Road. [S.l.]: General Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1248. ———. Tales for a winter's night. Large type ed. South Yarmouth, Ma.: Curley Pub., 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "Curley large print"--P. [4] of cover. // "Offers of eight of Conan Doyle's non-Sherlockian stories from Round the Fire Stories. (Jacques Barzun and Wendell Hertig Taylor suggested in their Catalog of Crime that the stories in that book 'are worth reading even around a radiator.'"

1249. ———. The terror of John Blue Gap. 1st. ed. Los Angeles, CA: Best Sellers Illustrated, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ID: 4494; Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; [edited by] Stephen Stern.; 0604; p. cm //

1250. ———. Tragediia passazhirov "Korosko" / Uniform Title: Tragedy of the Korosko. Russian. Moskva: Geleos, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Tragediia passazhirov "Korosko" -- Rasskazy: Nachalo voennoi kar’ery Gilari Dzhoisa ; Tre korrespondenta ; Znamia svobody ; Bochonok ikry ; Khoziain Shato-Nuara ; Ten’ griadushchego. [perevod s angliiskogo M.B. Antonovoi, P.A. Gelevy]. //

1251. ———. The tragedy of the Korosko. Bloonington, Ind.: Gaslight Publications, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. "Originally published in March 1898 by Smith, Elder & Co. (London) and in May 1898 under the title 'A Desert Drama' by J.B. Lippincott Co. (Philadelphia)." Afterword by Dale L. Walker ; illustrations by Sidney Paget. //

1252. ———. The tragedy of the Korosko. London: Hesperus, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

1253. ———. The tragedy of the Korosko. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Fredonia Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. "Reprinted from the 1898 ed."--T.p. verso. //

1254. ———. Ushinawareta sekai: Rosuto warudo, (Hayakawa bunko SF). Tokyo: Hayakawa Shobo, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Translation of: The lost world. Asa Konan Doiru. Kajima Shozo yaku. //

1255. ———. War in South Africa. [S.l.]: General Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1256. ———. The white company ; and, Sir Nigel, (Barnes & Noble library of essential reading). New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- maps ; 21 cm. The white company -- Sir Nigel. Includes bibliographical references (p. 773-774). Introduction by Douglas Elliott. //

1257. ———. The White Company ; Sir Nigel. Common reader ed. Pleasantville, N.Y.: Akadine Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Introduction by George MacDonald Fraser. //

1258. ———. Zateriannyi mir / Uniform Title: Lost world. Russian, (Moe pervoe sobranie sochinenii). Moskva: OLMA-PRESS, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 27 cm. Zateriannyi mir -- Otravlennyi poias -- Marakotova bezdna -- Otkrytie Rafalza Khou -- Rasskazy. Translation of: The lost world ; The poison belt ; Maracot Deep ; one unindentified novel, and, Short stories. Otravlennyi poias.; Marakotova bezdna.; Otkrytie Rafalza Khou. //

1259. ———. Zateriannyi mir. Otravlennyi poias. Marakotova bezdna / Uniform Title: Lost world. Russian, (Biblioteka prikliuchenii). Moskva: EKSMO-PRESS, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Otravlennyi poias.; Marakotova bezdna. //

1260. ———. Ztracený svet. Vyd. 1. ed, (Knihovnicka.cz). Brno: Tribun, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Prelozeno z anglictiny. / Uniform Title: Lost world. Cesky //

1261. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and R. W. Allard. Sir Nigel : roman, (D'aujourd'hui étranger). Paris: Phébus, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Trad. de : Sir Nigel. Trad. de l'anglais par R.W. Allard. / Uniform Title: Sir Nigel. French. //

1262. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Chaz Brenchley, and Felix Bennett. The Lost World. North American ed, (Real reads). New York: Skyview Books, 2010.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. retold by Chaz Brenchley ; illustrated by Felix Bennett. // In this retelling, Professor Challenger leads an expedition to explore an isolated plateau rising above the Amazon jungles where they discover dinosaurs, primitive ape-men, and prehistoric monsters-Publisher.

1263. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Robert Darby. Round the red lamp and other medical writings. 1st Valancourt Books ed. Chicago: Valancourt Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007006692. Includes bibliographical references //

1264. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ian Duncan. The lost world being an account of the recent amazing adventures of Professor George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E.D. Malone of the Daily gazette, (Oxford world's classics). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97032932. Includes bibliographical references (p. [xxiii]-xxiv) //

1265. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Philip Gooden. The lost world and other thrilling tales, (Penguin classics). London, New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxvi-xxvii). Edited with an introduction and notes by Philip Gooden. // The lost world -- The poison belt -- The terror of Blue John Gap -- The horror of the heights.

1266. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Reinhard Hillich. Tatort Ägypten ein Drama in der Wüste. 1. Aufl. ed. Schweinfurt: Wiesenburg-Verl., 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Tragedy of the Korosko (German). Hrsg., aus dem Engl. übers. sowie mit Anm. vers. von Reinhard Hillich. Textill. von Sidney Paget. //

1267. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Stephen Hines. The true crime files of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 1st ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001037517. Includes bibliographical references (p. 289-290) //

1268. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Yuichi Hirayama. The annotated Jelland's voyage. Tokyo: The Shoso-in Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 20). Edited by Hirayama Yuichi. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Offers a reprint of Arthur Conan Doyle's only story set in Japan, with annotations and an interesting discussion of the historical and literary background of the story."

1269. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Leslie S. Klinger, and Daniel Stashower. The apocrypha of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Gasogene, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; edited, with annotations by Leslie S. Klinger. ill. ; 26 cm. The Sherlock Holmes reference library. Introduction by Daniel Stashower -- The field bazaar -- The man with the watches -- The lost special -- How Watson learned the trick -- The Stonor case -- The crown diamond: an evening with Sherlock Holmes -- The tall man: a plot for a Sherlock Holmes story -- Angels of darkness. Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-176) // "Though most [of these tales] were excluded from his collected works, Conan Doyle brought his usual skill and wit to bear...."--Introduction.

1270. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Francis Lacassin, and Gilles Vauthier. Les Exploits du Pr Challenger : et autres aventures étranges, (Bouquins). Paris: R. Laffont, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Traduit de l'anglais. La couverture porte en plus : "Le Monde perdu. La Ceinture empoisonnée. La Machine à désintégrer ... Contes de pirates." Notes bibliogr. Bibliogr. : p. [1147]- 1150. édition établie par Francis Lacassin ; [traduit de l'anglais par Gilles Vauthier ... [et al.]]. //

1271. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Rodrigo Lacerda, and Iná Camargo Costa. A nuvem da morte Translated Title: The poison belt. São Paulo: Nova Alexandria, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1272. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Robert Latour. La Compagnie blanche : roman, (D'aujourd'hui étranger). Paris: Phébus, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Trad. de : The White company. Trad. de l'anglais par Robert latour. / Uniform Title: White company. French. //

1273. Doyle, Arthur Conan, J. R. Lavas, and Zdenek Burian. The lost world of Arthur Conan Doyle. Collector's anniversary ed. Auckland, N.Z.: John R. Lavas, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 x 30 cm. Limited ed. of 500. Illustrated by J. R. Lavas and Zdenek Burian. Scuttlebutt Oct 2003. // "A collector's edition marking the 90th anniversary of the publication of the original story, the 168-page book has many new illustrations, in color and in black-and-white."

1274. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Michel Marcheteau. Extraordinary tales = Histoires extraordinaires, (Langues pour tous). Paris: Pocket, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. When the world screamed = Le jour où la terre hurla -- The lost special = Un train spécial disparaît -- The bully of Brocas Court = La brute de Brocas Court. Histoires extraordinaires. Choix, traduction et notes par Michel Marcheteau. //

1275. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Lidia Owczarzak, Bronislaw Falk, and Katarzyna Karina Chmiel. Trujace pasmo i inne opowiadania / Uniform Title: Poison belt. Polish, (Klasyka dziecieca). Warszawa: Prószynski i S-ka, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Trujace pasmo (The poison belt) -- Eksperyment profesora Challengera -- Motor Browna-Pericorda (The great Brown-Pericord motor). Ilustracje: Katarzyna Karina Chmiel. przelozyli Lidia Owczarzak i Bronislaw Falk. //

1276. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Sidney Paget. A desert drama being the tragedy of the Korosko. [S.l.]: Kessinger Publishing, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Reprint. Originally published: Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott Co, 1898. With a thirty-two full-page illustrations by S. Paget. //

1277. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Roy Pilot, and Alvin E Rodin. The annotated Lost world: the classic adventure novel. 1st ed. Indianapolis, Ind: Wessex Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

1278. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Christopher Roden, and Barbara Roden. The captain of the 'Pole-Star' : weird and imaginative fiction. Ashcroft, B.C.: Ash-Tree Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- port. ; 24 cm. The haunted grange of Goresthorpe -- The American's tale -- The captain of the 'Pole-Star' -- The winning shot -- The silver hatchet -- Selecting a ghost -- J. Habakuk Jephson's statement -- The blood-stone tragedy -- John Barrington Cowles -- The Great Keinplatz experiment -- Cyprian Overbeck Wells -- The ring of Thoth -- A pastoral horror -- The speckled band -- 'De Profundis' -- Lot No. 249 -- The Los Amigos fiasco -- The case of lady Sannox -- The lord of Chateau Noir -- The parasite -- The striped chest -- The fiend of the cooperage -- The new catacomb -- The sealed room -- The retirement of Signor Lambert -- The Brazilian cat -- The brown hand -- Playing with fire -- The legent of the hound of the Baskervilles -- The leather funnel -- The silver mirror -- The terror of Blue John Gap -- The blighting of Sharkey -- Through the veil -- How it happened -- The horror of the Heights -- The bully of Brocas Court -- The lift. Includes bibliographical references (p. 459-460). Edited, with an introduction by Christopher Roden and Barbara Roden ; and with a preface by Michael Dirda. //

1279. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and David Skene Melvin. Waterloo a case-book on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's historical play. 1st ed. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1280. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Olaf R. Spittel. Ein gefährlicher Ausflug Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 2). Barnstorf: Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Tragedy of the Korosko (German). Hrsg. von Olaf R.

Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Ferdinand Mangold] //

1281. ———. Im Giftstrom Roman, (Ausgewählte Werke; Bd. 3). Barnstorf Ver. 28 Eichen, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Hergestellt on demand. Hrsg. von Olaf R. Spittel. [Ubers. aus dem Engl. von Leopold Wölfling (d.i. Leopold Ferdinand Salvator)] //

1282. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Jules Verne. Adventure Stories, (Read-along books). New York; London: Priddy, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The lost world -- Treasure island -- Around the world in eighty days. Compact disc. Touch-and-feel book. Adapted from the classic stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Louis Stevenson and Jules Verne. //

1283. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Ismène Toussaint. Les réfugiés : roman historique. Montréal: Stanké, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Traduction de: The refugees. Traduit et adapté de l'anglais par Ismène Toussaint. //

1284. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Philip Weller. Sir John French an appreciation, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Added Title: Daily chronicle //

1285. Doyle, Arthur Conan Sir. Through the Magic Door. Common reader ed. Pleasantville, NY: Akadine Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. // Originally published in 1907, 'Through the magic door' is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's heartfelt and instructive tour of his personal library.

1286. Haining, Peter. Supernatural sleuths: stories of occult investigators. London: W. Kimber, 1986. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 88100444. Contents: The ghost detective / Mark Lemon -- Selecting a ghost / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The story of the Moor Road / E. and H. Heron -- A victim of higher space / Algernon Blackwood -- Case of the haunting of Grange / Sax Rohmer -- The telepather / Henry A. Hering -- The poltergeist / Seabury Quinn -- The sinister shape / Gordon MacCreagh -- Panic in Wild Harbor / Gordon Hillman -- The case of the bronze door / Margery Lawrence -- The case of the red-headed women / Dennis Wheatley -- Apparition in the sun / Joseph Payne Brennan //

1287. Herman, Gail, Michael Crichton, and David Koepp. The lost world, Jurassic Park the junior novelization. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96080493 //

1288. Holzer, Hans. Tales at midnight true stories from parapsychology casebooks and journals, (Courage classics). Philadelphia, Penn: Courage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93085540. Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "...gives the some of the results of Holzer's career as a ghost-hunter, and ends with Conan Doyle's essay 'The Law of the Ghost' (first published in 1919). "

1289. Kaye, Marvin. The Game is afoot: parodies, pastiches and ponderings of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93044057. Contents: In the Island of Uffa / Poul Anderson; Sherlock Holmes Umpires Baseball; The Mystery of Pinkham's Diamond Study / John Kendrick Bangs; From the Diary of Sherlock Holmes / Maurice Baring; The Adventure of the Two Collaborators / James Barrie; How Holmes Came to Play the Violin / Jacques Barzun; The Gibraltar Letter / Sam Benady; Sherlock Holmes in Oz / Ruth Berman; The Dynamics of an Asteroid / Robert Block; The Adventure of the Bogle-Wolf / Anthony Boucher; The Strange Case of the Tongue-Tied Tenor / Carole Bugge; The Adventure of the Conk-Singleton Papers / John Dickson Carr; The Unmasking of Sherlock Holmes / Arthur Chapman; The Adventure of the Circular Room / August Derleth; The Field Bazaar / Arthur Conan Doyle; The Sinister Cheesecake / Craig Shaw Gardner; The Singular Adventure of the Unexpected Doorscraper / Kenneth Grahme; The Stolen Cigar Case / Bret Hart; The Enchanted Garden / H. F. Heard; The Theft of the Persian Slipper / Edward D. Hoch;

The Problem of the Purple Maculas / James C. Iraldi; The Succored Beauty / William B. Kahn; The Histrionic Holmes / Marvin Kaye; The Adventure of the Missing Countess / Jon Koons; An Irreducible Detective Story / Stephen Leacock; the Umbrosa Burglary / R. C. Lehmann; The Moriarty Gambit / Fritz Lieber; A La Sherlock Holmes / Charles Loomis; The Sign of the '400' / R. K. Munkittrick; The Adventures of Shamrock Jones / O'Henry; The Adventure of the Marked Man / Stuart Palmer; Sherlock Holmes and the Drood Mystery / Edmund Pearson; Journal of a Shurka Physician / Daniel M. Pinkwater; Mrs. Hudson Speaks / ZaSu Pitts; The Really Final Solution / Nick Pollota; Daydream / Basil Rathbone; The Strange Case of the Megatherium Thefts / S. C. Roberts; Our American Cousins / Roberta Rogow; The Tibetan Adventures of Sherlock Holmes / Amanda Russell; The Murder of Conan Doyle / Ray Russell; The Adventure of the Death-Fetch / Darrell Schweitzer; The Dilemma of the Distressed Savoyard / Crighton Sellars; The Adventure of the Second Swag / Luke Sharp; The Adventure of the Unique Hamlet / Vincent Starrett; Sussex Interview / P. M. Stone; The Struldbrugg Reaction / John Sutherland; Bur Our Hero Was Not Dead / Manly Wade Wellman; The Adventure of the Clothes-line / Carolyn Wells; A Letter From Mycroft Holmes / Jon White //

1290. King, W. D. Henry Irving's Waterloo theatrical engagements with Arthur Conan Doyle, George Bernard Shaw, Ellen Terry, Edward Gordon Craig : late-Victorian culture, assorted ghosts, old men, war, and history. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92031013; Scuttlebutt May 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-294) and index // "A fascinating and rewarding book. Arthur Conan Doyle adapted his story 'A Straggler of '15' (1891) into the one-act play 'A Story of Waterloo' and sent it to Henry Irving, who quickly bought the rights to the play and made it famous, performing it hundreds of times in London and on tour from 1894 until his death in 1905. But today it is best known (and often remembered only) for the scathing review that George Bernard Shaw gave Irving's performance when the play opened in London in 1895. One of the reasons why King's book is so fascinating and rewarding is that King stresses the fundamental change from the 'actor's theater' that Irving represented so well to the 'author's theater' that Shaw was about to launch and lead. And the book is full of real people, including Ellen Terry and Bram Stoker and Edward Gordon Craig and Napoleon, and King tells his and their story well, offering a fine look at what drama was like a century ago."

1291. Lacassin, Francis. Conan Doyle : inédits et introuvables, (Bouquins). Paris: R. Laffont, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Le mystère de Cloomber -- L'oncle Jérémie et les siens -- Mystères et aventures -- Le parasite -- Raffles haw -- Girdlestone et Cie -- Idylle de banlieue -- Les lettres de Stark Munro -- Un duo. Édition établie par Francis Lacassin. //

1292. Lipton, James. An exaltation of larks : the ultimate edition. New York: Penguin, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jul 2005. // "First published in 1968, revised in 1977 and 1991, the book explores 'the venereal game' (which is not quite what you may think it is). Lipton notes in his introduction that Conan Doyle once played the game, and quotes at length from Sir Nigel, in which young Nigel demonstrates his knowledge of collective nouns, such as a cete of badgers, a skulk of foxes, etc."

1293. Mason, Jane B, Michael Crichton, and David Koepp. The lost world, Jurassic Park the movie storybook. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96080479 //

1294. Penzler, Otto. Fangs, (The vampire archives). New York: Vintage Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Introduction / Otto Penzler -- Down among the dead men / Gardner Dozois, Jack Dann -- Drink my red blood / Richard Matheson -- The hound / H.P. Lovecraft -- The parasite / Arthur Conan Doyle -- The giaour / Lord Byron -- The master of Rampling Gate / Anne Rice -- The vampire maid / Hume Nisbet -- Special / Richard Laymon -- A week in the unlife / David J. Schow -- Princess of darkness / Frederick Cowles -- The girl with the hungry eyes / Fritz Leiber -- The room in the tower / E.F. Benson -- Carmilla / Sheridan Le Fanur -- The sad story of a vampire / Erick Stenbock -- Necros / Brian Lumley -- Human remains / Clive Barker -- The stone chamber / H.B. Marriott Watson -- The werewolf and the vampire / R. Chetwynd-Hayes -- Aylmer Vance and the vampire / Alice and Claude Askey -- The drifting snow / August Derleth. "The stories in this book were originally published as part of The Vampire Archives in the United

States by Vintage Books ... in 2009"--T.p. verso. Edited and with an introduction by Otto Penzler. // Presents an anthology of twenty works about vampires, including contributions by H.P. Lovecraft, Anne Rice, Richard Laymon, and Clive Barker.

1295. Preller, James, Molly Jackel, Marilyn McCabe, and Michael Crichton. The Lost world, Jurassic Park the complete dinosaur scrapbook. New York: Scholastic Inc, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97177455. Includes bibliographical references (p. 62-63) //

1296. Ramirez, Luz Elena. British representations of Latin America. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007001326. Includes bibliographical references (p. [191]- 201) and index. Contents: A survey of Americanist literature -- Schomburgk's 1848 edition of Ralegh's Discovery of Guiana -- The rhetoric of Andean development in Joseph Conrad's Nostromo -- Science and commerce in Arthur Conan Doyle's The lost world -- No "accident of geography": Mexican and British relations in Malcolm Lowry's Under the volcano -- Graham Greene's Americanist vision: Mexico, Argentina, and Panama //

1297. Simon, Linda. Dark light: electricity and anxiety from the telegraph to the X-ray. 1st ed. Orlando: Harcourt, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003019994. Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]- 345) and index // "A social history of the introduction of electric power in 19th-century America, with discussion of fact and fiction (including Conan Doyle's stories 'Crabbe's Practice' and 'The Los Amigos Fiasco')."

1298. Staudohar, Paul D. Boxing's best short stories. Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Rose into cauliflower / by Mel Matison -- The last blow / by Octavus Roy Cohen -- The Croxley master / by A. Conan Doyle -- The higher pragmatism / by O. Henry -- Sonny Liston was a friend of mine / by Thom Jones -- Twenty-five bucks / by James T. Farrell -- Bred for battle / by Damon Runyon -- Heart / by Neil McMahon -- A piece of steak / by Jack London -- Thicker than water / by Paul Gallico -- Return to Kansas City / by Irwin Shaw -- Death of a prize fighter / by Robert Switzer -- A matter of seconds / by Ellery Queen -- The debut of battling billson / by P.G. Wodehouse -- He swung and he missed / by Nelson Algren -- The legend of pig-eye / by Rick Bass -- Everything in the fifth / by Maxence Van Der Meersch -- One-thirty-three: Ringside / by Charles E. Van Loan -- A boxer: old / by Harry Sylvester -- The Chickasha bone crusher / by H.C. Witwer -- Champion / by Ring Lardner -- Stop the fight! / by Norman Katkov. edited by Paul D. Staudohar. // Twenty-two boxing stories written over the century. They include two on men who box to finance their education. In The Croxley Master, written in 1900 by A. Conan Doyle, he is a medical student, while in Mel Matison's 1943 Rose into Cauliflower he is a ballet dancer.

1299. ———. Boxing's best short stories. London: Souvenir, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. edited by Paul D. Staudohar. //

1300. Stephens, John Richard. Into the mummy's tomb. Berkley trade pbk. ed. New York: Berkley Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. The malevolence of ancient Egyptian spirits / Arthur Weigall -- Lost in a pyramid, or, The mummy's curse / Louisa May Alcott -- Radiing mummies' tombs / various Egyptologists -- The vengeance of Nitocris / Tennessee Williams -- Under the pyramids / H.P. Lovecraft -- Opening King Tutenkhamen's tomb / Howard Carter with A.C. Mace -- The adventure of the Egyptian tomb / Agatha Christie -- The demon-possessed princess / an ancient Egyptian priest -- The majestic sphinx / Mark Twain -- Smith and the pharaohs / Sir H. Rider Haggard -- Some words with a mummy / Edgar Allan Poe -- Colonel Stonesteel's genuine homemade truly Egyptian mummy / Ray Bradbury -- Dead kings (excerpt) / Rudyard Kipling -- Lot no. 249 / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The locked tomb mystery / Elizabeth Peters -- The death- ring of Sneferu / Sax Rohmer -- The mummy, or, Ramses the damned (excerpt) / Anne Rice -- The jewel of seven stars (abridged) / Bram Stoker. edited by John Richard Stephens. //

1301. ———. Into the mummy's tomb mysterious tales of mummies and ancient Egypt. New York: Barnes & Noble, 2006.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Introduction / John Richard Stephens -- Malevolence of ancient Egyptian spirits / Arthur Weigall -- Lost in a pyramid, or, The mummy's curse / Louisa May Alcott -- Raiding mummies' tombs / various Egyptologists -- Ring of Thoth / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- Vengeance of Nitocris / Tennessee Williams -- Under the pyramids / H.P. Lovecraft -- Opening King Tutenkhamen's tomb / Howard Carter with A.C. Mace -- Adventure of the Egyptian tomb / Agatha Christie -- Demon-possessed princess / an ancient Egyptian priest -- Majestic sphinx / Mark Twain -- Smith and the pharaohs / Sir H. Rider Haggard -- Some words with a mummy / Edgar Allan Poe -- Colonel Stonesteel's genuine homemade truly Egyptian mummy / Ray Bradbury -- Dead kings (excerpt) / Rudyard Kipling -- Lot no. 249 / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- Locked tomb mystery / Elizabeth Peters -- The death-ring of Sneferu / Sax Rohmer -- The mummy, or, Ramses the damned (excerpt) / Anne Rice -- The jewel of seven stars (abridged) / Bram Stoker. "This 2006 edition published by Barnes & Noble, Inc., by arrangement with Fern Canyon Press." edited by John Richard Stephens. //

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1302. Walsh, John Evangelist. Unravelling Piltdown: the Science Fraud of the Century and its Solution. s.l.: s.n., 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sep 1999 // With discussion of Arthur Conan Doyle and many others.

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1303. Barsham, Diana. Arthur Conan Doyle and the meaning of masculinity, (Nineteenth century). Aldershot, England, Burlington, VT: Ashgate Pub, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00042047. Includes bibliographical references and index // "A valued icon of British manhood, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has been the subject of numerous biographies since his death in 1930. All his biographies have drawn heavily on his own autobiography, Memories and Adventures, a collection of stories and anecdotes themed on the subject of masculinity and its representation." "Diana Barsham's new study offers a challenging reinterpretation of Doyle's literary career, covering the full range of his work as novelist, historian, war correspondent, legal campaigner, propagandist, and, after his conversion to Spiritualism, as religious leader. In particular, she investigates the fascinating relationship between the popular Sherlock Holmes stories, read here as secret autobiography, and Doyle's formal histories of the Boer War and of World War One.". "Situating Doyle's writing within the biographical traditions of the nineteenth century to which Dr. John H. Watson contributed his memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, this book charts the stages of Doyle's determination to become a great name in the culture of his day. His progress is charted through a series of dialogic contestations with rival figures such as Dr. George Budd, Thomas Hardy, Winston Churchill, Harry Houdini and St. Paul." "This original and thought-provoking work will be of interest to scholars and students of the nineteenth century and to Doyle's many readers and admirers throughout the world."--Book jacket

1304. Brandon, Ruth. The life and many deaths of Harry Houdini. 1st ed. New York: Random House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94004080. Includes bibliographical references and index //

1305. ———. The life and many deaths of Harry Houdini. London: Secker & Warburg, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 93052655. Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-330) and index //

1306. Brownstein, Gabriel. The man from beyond: a novel. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005011982 // "Inspired by the complex relationship between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the celebrated author and champion of spiritualism, and Harry Houdini, the famed

magician and escape artist, Brownstein's uneven first novel reimagines the consequences of the séance, held in 1922 after a chance meeting on the New Jersey shore, in which the spirit-writing Lady Doyle delivered a message from Houdini's late mother to her skeptical son. While the author does a good job of getting inside the heads of his two historical protagonists with their opposing philosophies, much of the story focuses on the admirable but less interesting 22-year-old Molly Goodman, an intrepid reporter who follows the two great men's activities. In a vivid scene, after Houdini barely escapes from a locked box under the Hudson far down river from where he was supposed to emerge, he realizes that, like Sherlock Holmes after surviving his struggle with Professor Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls, everyone believes he's dead. After this delicious twist, however, the story rushes to a hasty climax involving an insufficiently developed villain. Brownstein's story collection, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Apt. 3W (2002), won the PEN/Hemingway Award. "

1307. Chism, Stephen. The Afterlife of Leslie Stringfellow: A Nineteenth-Century Southern Family's Experience with Spiritualism. Fayetteville, AK: University of Arkansas Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1308. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The coming of the fairies. Bison Books ed. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006013101. Contents: How the matter arose -- The first published account, Strand, Christmas number 1920 -- Reception of the first photographs -- The second series -- Observations of a clairvoyant in the Cottingley Glen, August 1921 -- Independent evidence for fairies -- Some subsequent cases -- The theosophic view of fairies. Includes bibliographical references //

1309. ———. The coming of the fairies. London: Pavilion, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1922. //

1310. ———. Il ritorno delle fate. [Carnagno, Italy]: SugarCo Edizioni, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Italian. Translation of: The coming of the fairies. //

1311. ———. The Maracot Deep and Other Stories. Newcastle: CSP Classic Texts, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1312. ———. The new revelation. 1st ed. Jackson Hole, WY: Archeion Press, LLC, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007942281 //

1313. ———. The new revelation. Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. // Facsimile reprint of the ed. published: Chicago : Progressive Thinker Press, 1917.

1314. ———. The new revelation. Garden City Park, NY: SquareOne Classics, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes index. With introduction and afterword by George J. Lankevich. // Originally published: New York : G.H. Doran, c1918. With new introd.

1315. ———. Our African winter. London: Duckworth, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "It's an interesting account of the family's tour of eastern and southern Africa in 1928-1929."

1316. ———. Our reply to the cleric: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's lecture in Leicester, October 19th, 1919, following the church congress., (Rupert Books monograph series, no. 5). Cambridge [England]: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Afterword by Michael W. Homer./ Facsimile reprint. First published: Halifax [England] : Spiritualists' National Union, 1920./ Limited ed. of 400 copies./ Includes bibliographical references //

1317. ———. Spiritualism and rationalism: with a drastic examination of Mr. Joseph McCabe, Rupert books monograph series ;; no.7;. Cambridge [England]: Hodder and Stoughton, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Facsimile reprint of 1920 ed./ Limited to 400 copies./ At head of title on cover: The

answer of spiritualism./ Includes bibliographical references. With an afterword by Michael W. Homer. //

1318. ———. Spiritualist Pamphlets. Newcastle: CSP Classic Texts, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1319. ———. The vital message. 1st ed. Jackson Hole, WY: Archeion Press, LLC, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007942282 //

1320. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Valfrid Hedman. Haudantakainen elämä. 2. p. ed. Hämeenlinna: Karisto, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Uniform Title: New revelation. Seitsemännestä englanninkielisestä painoksesta suomentanut Valfrid Hedman. //

1321. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kazuo Kondo. Yosei monogatari jitsuzaisuru yosei sekai, (Ten bukkusu shirizu =: Ten books). Tokyo,: Kosumo Ten Paburikeshon. Hatsubaimoto Taiyo Shuppan., 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1322. Farquhar, Michael. A treasury of deception liars, misleaders, hoodwinkers, and the extraordinary true stories of history's greatest hoaxes, fakes, and frauds. New York: Penguin, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004063314. Includes bibliographical references (p. [284]- 287) //

1323. Galvan, Jill Nicole. The Sympathetic Medium : feminine channeling, the occult, and communication technologies, 1859-1919. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Introduction: Tuning in to the female medium -- Sympathy and the spiriting of information In the cage -- Securing the line : automatism and cross-cultural encounters in late Victorian Gothic fiction -- Du Maurier's media : the phonographic unconscious on the cusp of the future -- Telltale typing, hysterical channeling : the medium as detective device -- Literary transmission and male mediation. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "The nineteenth century saw not only the emergence of the telegraph, the telephone, and the typewriter but also a fascination with seances and occult practices like automatic writing as a means for contacting the dead. Like the new technologies, modern spiritualism promised to link people separated by space or circumstance; and like them as well, it depended on the presence of a human medium to convey these conversations. Whether electrical or otherworldly, these communications were remarkably often conducted - in offices, at telegraph stations and telephone switchboards, and in seance parlors - by women." "In The Sympathetic Medium, Jill Galvan offers an analysis of the rise of the female medium in Great Britain and the United States during the Victorian era and through the turn of the century. Examining a wide variety of fictional explorations of feminine channeling (in both the technological and supernatural realms) by such authors as Henry James, George Eliot, Arthur Conan Doyle, Bram Stoker, Marie Corelli, and George Du Maurier, Galvan argues that women were often chosen for that role, or assumed it themselves, because they made at-a-distance dialogues seem more intimate, less mediated." "Two allegedly feminine traits, sympathy and a susceptibility to automatism, enabled women to disappear into their roles as message-carriers. Anchoring her literary analysis in discussions of social, economic, and scientific culture, Galvan finds that nineteenth- and early twentieth-century feminization of mediated communication reveals the challenges that the new networked culture presented to prevailing ideas of gender, dialogue, privacy, and the relationship between body and self."--Book jacket.

1324. Herbst, Judith. Hoaxes, (The unexplained). Minneapolis, MN: Lerner Publications, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003022692. Includes index. Contents: Sherlock Holmes gets flim flammed -- Giants in the earth -- Rainforest shadiness -- The sun, the moon, and batman -- Graffiti in the grain // A look at some of history's most famous hoaxes and publicity stunts, including fairy photographs, moon-men, lost tribes, and crop circles

1325. Homer, Michael W. Lo spiritismo, (Collana religioni e movimenti). Torino: Elledici, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Italian. Includes bibliographical references. //

1326. Jolly, Martyn. Faces of the living dead the belief in spirit photography. 1st American ed. West New York, NJ: Mark Batty Publisher, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006921050 //

1327. ———. Faces of the living dead the belief in spirit photography. 1st British ed. London: British Library Publishing Division, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006921050 //

1328. Jones, Terry, and Brian Froud. Lady Cottington's pressed fairy book. Atlanta, Kansas City, Mo: Turner Pub. Distributed by Andrews and McMeel, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95149518; Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "After the controversy surrounding the publication in 1907 of her famous fairy photograph in The Regular magazine, Angelica Cottington retired into a life of seclusion. Never having married, she became Lady Cottington upon the death of her father and lived as a recluse on the family estate until her death in 1991. Her pressed fairy journal was brought to light when the estate was sold to developers and the house was scheduled to be demolished....Highly esteemed by those who enjoyed the inventive text by Terry Jones (of Monty Python's Flying Circus) and the splendid art-work by Brian Froud."

1329. ———. Lady Cottington's pressed fairy book. 10 3/4 anniversary ed. New York: H. N. Abrams, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005008950; Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "After the controversy surrounding the publication in 1907 of her famous fairy photograph in The Regular magazine, Angelica Cottington retired into a life of seclusion. Never having married, she became Lady Cottington upon the death of her father and lived as a recluse on the family estate until her death in 1991. Her pressed fairy journal was brought to light when the estate was sold to developers and the house was scheduled to be demolished....Highly esteemed by those who enjoyed the inventive text by Terry Jones (of Monty Python's Flying Circus) and the splendid art-work by Brian Froud."

1330. Magnusson, Magnus. Fakers, Forgers & Phoneys: Famous Scams and Scamps. Edinburgh: Mainstream, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1331. Polidoro, Massimo. Final séance: the strange friendship between Houdini and Conan Doyle. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00051830. Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-252) and index // "This is the story of the unusual friendship between the renowned illusionist and escape artist Harry Houdini and the celebrated mystery writer and creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Both men were fascinated by the occult practice of Spiritualism, Houdini as an ardent skeptic and Conan Doyle as a true believer who was convinced that the dead could and did communicate with the living. While there are many biographies of both men, this is the first book to detail the years of their friendship and their battles over the veracity of Spiritualism." "During their five-year friendship, Houdini and Conan Doyle exchanged views about Spiritualism; conducted investigations of notable mediums of their day, such as Mina "Margery" Crandon; and even enjoyed vacationing together at Atlantic City.". "Based on original correspondence, photographs, and his own research, Polidoro reconstructs the relationship between the believer and the skeptic, which weathered mediums, seances, public debunkings, and hurt feelings. He also discusses in detail the final seance that ended the friendship between the two strong-willed men."--Book jacket

1332. Purkiss, Diane. At the bottom of the garden : a dark history of fairies, hobgoblins, and other troublesome things. New York: New York University Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Ancient worlds -- Medieval dreams -- Birth and death : fairies in Scottish witch-trials -- Desire of gold and the good neighbours : the uses of fairies -- The fairy goes literary : Puck and others -- Into the Enlightenment -- Victorian fairies -- Tinker Bell's magic and the fairies' call to war - - Photographing fairies, and a Celtic revival -- Fairy bubbles and alien abductions. Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0807/00051534-d.html Includes bibliographical references (p. 323- 348) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of the Cottingley fairies."

1333. ———. At the bottom of the garden : a dark history of fairies, hobgoblins, and other troublesome things. New York: New York University Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Ancient worlds -- Medieval dreams -- Birth and death : fairies in Scottish witch-trials -- Desire of gold and the good neighbours : the uses of fairies -- The fairy goes literary : Puck and others -- Into the Enlightenment -- Victorian fairies -- Tinker Bell's magic and the fairies' call to war - - Photographing fairies, and a Celtic revival -- Fairy bubbles and alien abductions. Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-348) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of the Cottingley fairies."

1334. ———. At the bottom of the garden : a dark history of fairies, hobgoblins, and other troublesome things. 1st U.S.A. pbk. ed. New York: New York University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Ancient worlds -- Medieval dreams -- Birth and death : fairies in Scottish witch-trials -- Desire of gold and the good neighbours : the uses of fairies -- The fairy goes literary : Puck and others -- Into the Enlightenment -- Victorian fairies -- Tinker Bell's magic and the fairies' call to war - - Photographing fairies, and a Celtic revival -- Fairy bubbles and alien abductions. Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-348) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of the Cottingley fairies."

1335. ———. Troublesome things : a history of fairies and fairy stories. London, New York: Allen Lane, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of the Cottingley fairies."

1336. ———. Troublesome things : a history of fairies and fairy stories. London: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., facsims., ports. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London: Allen Lane, 2000. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Includes discussion of the Cottingley fairies."

1337. Silverman, Kenneth. Houdini! the career of Ehrich Weiss : American self-liberator, Europe's eclipsing sensation, world's handcuff king & prison breaker. 1st ed. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96007163; Scuttlebutt Mar 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 435-443) and index // "A new biography with some discussion of the relationship between Houdini and Conan Doyle."

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1338. The Dr. John H. Watson Annual Prize Essay Competition. Letchworth, England: The Friends of Dr. Watson, 1999-2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1339. The Jezail bulletin: a publication of the Maiwand Jezails, a scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars. Lincoln, NE: Maiwand Jezail Press, 1997-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1340. Merriam-Webster's encyclopedia of literature. Springfield, Mass: Merriam-Webster, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94042741; Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "Has entries for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, and The Hound of the Baskervilles; the anonymous author of the entry on Conan Doyle didn't confirm the titles of all the Sherlock Holmes book, but it's nice to see continuing attention paid to the Canon and its author."

1341. Sherlock Holmes et le signe de la fiction. (Signes). Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Textes réunis par Denis Mellier. //

1342. Short story criticism: excerpts from criticism of the works of short fiction writers. Vol. 12. Detroit, Mich: Gale

Research Co, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 88641014 //

1343. Accardo, Pasquale J. Diagnosis and Detection : the medical iconography of Sherlock Holmes. Rutherford : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press: London, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 134-136) and index. Also issued online. //

1344. Amateur Mendicant Society (Madrid, Spain). The Amateur Mendicant Society's third case-book (Holmesian studies). Madrid: The Amateur Mendicant Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1345. ———. Tercer Anuario de la Sociedad de Mendigos Aficionados. Madrid: the Society, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "The third casebook of The Amateur Mendicant Society of Madrid, and nicely done, with 296 pages of Sherlockian scholarship and pastiches by members of the society, with an interesting exploration of 'El Sultan de Turquia' and a section of studies devoted to 'La Finca 'Copper Beeches'' and much more. It's all in Spanish."

1346. Ashley, Michael, and Arthur Griffiths. The mammoth book of historical whodunnits. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll and Graf, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "The chroniclers of crime : the forerunners of Sherlock Holmes": p. [514]-522 // "A selection of stories featuring detectives from the entire history of the civilised world"--P. [xiii]

1347. Atkinson, Michael. The secret marriage of Sherlock Holmes, and other eccentric readings. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96010299. Includes bibliographical references // "Easily refutes the widely-held belief that pop-cult lit-crit must be deadly dull and packed with academic jargon. The eccentric aspect of his approaches to nine Canonical stories is that he offers an intriguing starting-point for his discussion of each story, such as the kundalini-yoga serpent for 'The Speckled Band' and Nietzschean iconoclasm for 'The Six Napoleons.' Atkinson explains what he's doing, in critical appendices and readable end-notes; three of the chapters are revised and expanded from earlier articles, and six are new, and all are interesting."

1348. Austin, Beth. Irene's cabinet: results of the literary and artistic aspirations of the membership in the form of essays, poetry, and art with particular regard for the Victorian era, in honor of all things Sherlockian. Eldersburg, MD: Watson's Tin Box, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm. Lyrics by April / April Curnow -- Jack the Ripper: a Sherlockain approach / John C. Sherwood -- Chair à canon / Andy Solberg -- The girl from Charlington / Jacquelynn Morris -- The faux Philistine / John C. Sherwood -- Toast to The Woman / Evelyn Herzog -- The Clarkson Prize Essay Contest -- Essay contest winner / Emily Espey -- The Sherlock Holmes Essay Contest / Bruce Eberle -- Toast to Pietro Venucci / Paul Churchill -- Sherlock Holmes, author / April Curnow -- The Queens victorious: legend, history and British perceptions / Jacquelynn Morris. Cover title./ Limited to 50 copies./ Cover art by Paul Churchill./ Includes bibliographical references. editor, Beth Austin. //

1349. Austin, Beth, and Watson's Tin Box. Irene's cabinet results of the literary and artistic aspirations of the membership. Eldersburg, MD: Watson's Tin Box, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1350. Avrane, Patrick. Sherlock Holmes & Cie : détectives freudiens. Paris: Audibert, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

1351. Bailey, Lionel W, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The scandal behind the "Scandal" and other attacks of Sherlockomania. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references: p. 71 //

1352. Barber, David W. Quotable Sherlock, (Quotable). Toronto: Quotable Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- [Garsington : Windsor] (distributor). ill. ; 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. illustrated by Sidney Paget. //

1353. Barham, Andrea. The pedant's revolt know what know-it-alls know. Delacorte Press hardcover ed. New York: Delacorte Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006040159. Includes bibliographical references (p. 147-148) //

1354. ———. The pedant's revolt: why most things you think are right are wrong. London: Michael O'Mara Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1355. Baring-Gould, William Stuart. Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street: the life of the world's first consulting detective. New York: Wing Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 //

1356. Barnes, Bill. The Hounds collection : an anthology by members of the Hounds of the Internet : "Tales from the CyberKennel" in celebration and appreciation of Mr Sherlock Holmes, the world's first and foremost consulting detective. 1st ed. Manly, NSW: The Hounds of the Internet, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. "The Hounds of the Internet is a discussion group conducted by electronic mail on matters associated with Sherlock Holmes"--(v. 1, p. 116). Compiled and edited by Langdale Pike. //

1357. Barzun, Jacques. From dawn to decadence : 500 years of western cultural life : 1500 to the present. 1st ed. New York: HarperCollins, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [803]-828) and indexes. Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. // "So vivid are [Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson] that they have become the object of a worldwide cult coupled with a make-believe scholarship: The members of the dozens of Sherlock Holmes societies pretend that Holmes and his friend were historical persons whose lives are recorded in minutest details in the sixty stories. Since these were not written to be consistent or complete, inferences from the data are the subject of endless argument, much of it carried on with the subdued humor that is itself an engaging aspect of Doyle's narratives. This manifestation of modern pedantry does not differ from that shown in the single-author societies and collectors' bibliographical concerns. But the Holmes-and-Watson 'findings' show how easy it is to draw plausible conclusions from verbal hints when the truth is in fact unknowable."

1358. Bell, H. W. Baker Street studies, (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). New York: O. Penzler Books. Distributed by Simon & Schuster, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94022580. Includes bibliographical references //

1359. Bensley, Janet. The Camden House Cookbook 2: Recipes From The Empty House. Zeigler, IL: Occupants of The Empty House; Stan Tinsley, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1360. Bensley, Janet, and Occupants of the Empty House. A blue Christmas. Zeigler, Ill: The Camden House Journal, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Watson and the mystery of observation / by Gordon R. Speck -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle / by Randall Risley -- Dr. Watson wasn't a cook / by "Mrs. Turner" -- 'Tis the season? / by Joseph J. Eckrich -- The devil's pet baits / by Lise Winer -- So pretty a toy / by Jack Crelling -- It's THE precious stone, or is it? / by Janet Bensley -- Catherine's diary, 1887 / by Catherine Cusack //

1361. Bensley, Janet, Debbie Tinsley, and Occupants of the Empty House. The Camden House cookbook. Shaw special

ed. DuQuoin, Ill: William R. Cochran, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C11,385 //

1362. Bergem, Phillip G. A Doylean and Sherlockian checklist of The Strand Magazine. 1st ed. Minneapolis, Minn: Privately printed, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 16) //

1363. Bergem, Phillip G., Michael V. Eckman, and John Bergquist. The Norwegian Explorers omnibus. Standard ed. Minneapolis, Minn: Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: General introduction -- Cultivating Sherlock Holmes : review / by Elmer L. Andersen -- The crowded box-room / by Theodore C. Blegen -- Sherlock Holmes : master detective -- Exploring Sherlock Holmes / edited by Theodore C. Blegen and E.W. McDiarmid -- Cultivating Sherlock Holmes / edited by Bryce L. Crawford and Joseph B. Connors -- Afterword //

1364. Bergquist, John, ed. Christmas annual. Minneapolis, Minn: The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2002-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1365. ———, ed. The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota Christmas Annual. Minneapolis: The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2002-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 2002: The 1887 Beeton's Christmas Annual: A History and Current Census / Phillip G. Bergem; Mr Henry Baker and the British Museum / John Bergquist; The Home of the Heart / Robert Brusic and Lucy Brusic; A Canonical Twelve Days / Michael Eckman; Chocolate: Food of the Gods / Judith Freeman; The Blue Carbuncle Crossword Puzzle / Julie McKuras; Watson's Books / Gary Thaden -- 2003: More French Blood for Holmes! / Pasquale Accardo; About That Reichenbach - Did Holmes Really Fall There? An Astonishing Discovery / Robert Brusic; The Case of the Holiday Hypotheses / Michael Eckman; Frederic Dorr Steele and the Limited Editions Club Edition of the Canon: Six Elusive Drawings Rediscovered / Andrew Malec; Norwegian Explorations - The Private Press Publications of The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota: A Salute to the Sumac Press / C. Paul Martin -- 2004: A Dome Deduced While Strolling in the Park One Day / Robert Brusic; Canonical Holmes / Michael Eckman; Welcome to the Hotel Irregular / Derham Groves; The Missing Amati / Regina Harris; An Odd Place for a Tool Shed and Other Architectural Anomalies of Ridling Thorpe Manor / Karen Murdock -- 2005: A Wooden Narrative / Pasquale Accardo; A Lock Without a Key: Holmes and Hair / Robert Brusic; A Toast to Violet Hunter / Stephen J. Cribari; Holmes on Tour? / Michael Eckman; Mythos Draconis / Regina Harris; How I Met Sherlock Holmes / Cecelia Heffron; An Interesting William Gillette Letter / Andrew Malec; Sound and Sense Onomatopoeia in the Canon / Karen Murdock -- 2006: The Curious Incident of the Policemen's Wives / John Bergquist; Sherlockian Phantoms / Ruth Berman; The Wild West, Victoria Regina, and Sherlock Holmes / Robert Brusic; The Woman / Stephen J. Cribari; Finding Miss Hunter / Michael Eckman; Moriarty's Reprise / Regina Harris; Canonical Word Search / Francine Kitts; Victorian Villainesses: Accessories and More / Dayna McCausland; The Luncheon / Julie McKuras; Georgiana, The Duchess of Devonshire: An Unusual Mother in the Canon / Sue Visoskie -- 2007: I Wed Three Wives / Pasquale Accardo; Allen Mackler's 221B Room: A Photographic Appreciation / John Bergquist; 221Bs: A Survey of Recreations of the Sitting Room / John Bergquist; Blessed be the Blade That Binds / Robert Brusic; 221A: Belowstairs at Baker Street / Pj Doyle; Sherlock Slept Here? / Michael Eckman; Hell Hath No Fury / Mary Loving; Our Friend Allen Mackler and His Room / C. Paul Martin; Now You See It: A Matching quize on the Contents of the Sitting Room at 221B / Karen Murdock //

1366. Bernard, André. Madame Bovary, c'est moi! : the great characters of literature and where they came from. New York: W.W. Norton, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 19 cm. // Sherlock Holmes is included.

1367. Bigelow, S. Tupper, Donald Aitcheson Redmond, Peter Calamai, and Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. An irregular Anglo-American glossary of more or less unfamiliar words, terms and phrases in the Sherlock Holmes saga. 2nd, with additional writings by the author ed. Toronto, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1368. Boote, Henry. A Baker Street workbook. S.l: s.n., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaves 87-88) // Covers the sixty Sherlock Holmes stories with information about each one, a listing of articles from the Baker Street Journal having to do with it and pages for the reader to make notes

1369. ———, ed. Cliff Notes on Mrs. Hudson's Cliffdwellers. Old Tappan, NJ: Mrs. Hudson's Cliffdwellers, 2000- 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1370. Boström, Mattias. Tretton kriminella klassiker : författarporträtt : [John Dickson Carr, Raymond Chandler, G. K. Chesterton, Agatha Christie, Conan Doyle, Dashiell Hammett, Ross Macdonald, Ellery Queen, Dorothy Sayers, Georges Simenon, Sjöwall/Wahlöö, Rex Stout, Stieg Trenter], (Deckarserien). Lund: BTJ förlag, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. //

1371. Brodie, Robert, and Warren Randall. The log of the "Gloria Scott" the practical book of Sherlock Holmes with some observations upon the segregation of the irregular. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1372. Brogdon, Philip R. A poetical tribute to Baker Street. 1st ed. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1373. Browne, Ray Broadus, and Lawrence A. Kreiser. The detective as historian : history and art in historical crime fiction. Bowling Green, OH: Bowling Green State University Popular Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Preface by Robin W. Winks. // "Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle are mentioned in essays by Judy Ann Ford ('Umberto Eco: The Name of the Rose') and by Gary Hoppenstand ('Elizabeth Peters: The Last Camel Died at Noon as Lost World Adventure Pastiche')."

1374. ———. The detective as historian : history and art in historical crime fiction. Vol. 2. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. David Wishart: democratizing Roman culture through crime fiction / Ray B. Browne -- Rosemary Rowe: crime fiction chronicler of Roman Britain / Ray B. Browne -- Sharon Kay Penman: the plantagenets and the detective connection / Linda J. Holland-Toll -- Caroline Roe: Isaac the outsider / Christiane W. Luehrs, Robert B. Luehrs -- Sleuthing for the Union: the Civil War mysteries of Michael Kilian / Lawrence A. Kreiser, Jr. -- A murderous regiment of women / Jean Culp Flanigan -- Robin Paige and Dianne Day: The "new woman" detective / Jennifer S. Palmer -- Charles Todd: the guilt-ridden in pursuit of the guilty / Rita Rippetoe -- Barbara Hambly: and the mix of New Orleans / Donna B. Smith -- Margaret Coel: crime and history in the Arapaho world / Edward J. Rielly. //

1375. Brunsdale, Mitzi. Icons of Mystery and Crime Detection : from sleuths to superheroes. 2 vols, (Greenwood icons). Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 27 cm. v. 1. Batman: the Herculean detective -- James Bond: the byronic spy -- Father Brown: the clerical sleuth -- Charlie Chan: "the first nonwhite popular detective" -- Agatha Christie: creator of Hercule Poirot, the foreign sleuth, and Miss Jane Marple, the elderly sleuth -- Inspector Clouseau: the detective as buffoon -- Columbo: the disheveled detective -- Dragnet: television's most famous police drama -- Nancy Drew: the girl detective -- Jessica Fletcher: the mystery writer snoop -- Mike Hammer: a very imperfect, far from gentle knight -- Dirty Harry: the vigilante cop -- v. 2. Tony Hillerman : creator of ethnic detectives Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee -- Alfred Hitchcock : cinemas master of suspense -- Sherlock Holmes : the genius detective -- Inspector Jules Maigret : the gallic gumshoe -- Philip Marlowe : the detective as knight errant -- Perry Mason : the legal sleuth : Edgar Allan Poe : The father of detective fiction -- Dorothy L. Sayers :

creator of Lord Peter Wimsey, the aristocratic sleuth -- Sam Spade : the hard-boiled private eye -- Dick Tracy : the first comic strip police detective hero -- Nero Wolfe : the armchair sleuth -- Zorro : the masked avenger. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1376. Buard, Jean-Luc, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Bibliographie des Traductions d'Arthur Conan Doyle dans les periodiques 1894-1914. S.l.: Visage Vert, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1377. Bunson, Matthew. Encyclopedia Sherlockiana an A-to-Z guide to the world of the great detective. 1st ed. New York: Macmillan, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94010714. Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-326) //

1378. ———. The Sherlock Holmes encyclopedia. London: Pavilion, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1379. Bunson, Matthew, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu hyakka jiten = Encyclopedia Sherlockiana. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 460-470) //

1380. Burgess, Anthony, and Ben Forkner. One man's chorus the uncollected writings. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "A genuine master of the mot and the anecdote, Burgess rarely fails to amuse in this generous selection of essays on topics as various as oranges (not only of the clockwork variety), Marilyn Monroe, God, and Yiddish humor (his favorite one-liner, the Jewish matron's response to her son's psychiatrist: "Oedipus Schmoedipus - what's it matter so long as he loves his mother?")."--Book jacket. "In other of these candid and sometimes cantankerous pieces written over the past two decades Burgess revisits his youth in Manchester, reconsiders his experiences among British colonials in Malaysia, and reevaluates his literary exile in Monaco. He examines his craft, he carps at critics, he reflects upon literature and litterateurs, from such twentieth-century giants as James Joyce, T. S. Eliot, and Virginia Woolf to the eccentric Sitwells to fellow novelists Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene."--Book jacket. Includes his essay "Our Eternal Holmes."

1381. ———. One man's chorus the uncollected writings. 1st Caroll & Graff trade paper ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // "A genuine master of the mot and the anecdote, Burgess rarely fails to amuse in this generous selection of essays on topics as various as oranges (not only of the clockwork variety), Marilyn Monroe, God, and Yiddish humor (his favorite one-liner, the Jewish matron's response to her son's psychiatrist: "Oedipus Schmoedipus - what's it matter so long as he loves his mother?")."- -Book jacket. "In other of these candid and sometimes cantankerous pieces written over the past two decades Burgess revisits his youth in Manchester, reconsiders his experiences among British colonials in Malaysia, and reevaluates his literary exile in Monaco. He examines his craft, he carps at critics, he reflects upon literature and litterateurs, from such twentieth-century giants as James Joyce, T. S. Eliot, and Virginia Woolf to the eccentric Sitwells to fellow novelists Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene."--Book jacket. Includes his essay "Our Eternal Holmes."

1382. Cabrera Infante, G. Holy smoke. Woodstock, New York: Overlook Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96049493; Scuttlebutt June 1998 // "A fascinating, expert, and humorous discussion of the history of cigars (and cigarettes and pipes) with occasional references to the Canon."

1383. ———. Puro humo. Madrid: Alfaguara, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001378236. Includes filmography (p. 495-503) // "A fascinating, expert, and humorous discussion of the history of cigars (and cigarettes and pipes) with occasional references to the Canon."

1384. Cagnat, Jean-Pierre, and Société Sherlock Holmes de France. Calendrier 2009. [Paris]: [Société Sherlock Holmes de France], 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 x 21 cm. Illustrations de Jean-Pierre Cagnat (SSHF, BSI). Spiral bound at top edge, middle when opened. "Imprime a Paris en 50 exemplaires." Signed and dated on cover by illustrator. //

1385. Campbell, Mark, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The pocket essential Sherlock Holmes, (Pocket essentials.Literature). Harpenden: Pocket Essentials, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Includes bibliographical references. // "Provides an interesting introduction to the world of Sherlock Holmes for newcomers (a 'modern equivalent of the old Baedeker Guide,' Richard Lancelyn Green suggests in his introduction), with discussion of each of the 60 stories, an annotated list of actors who have played Holmes, and other reference material.

1386. Campbell, Patrick. Shades of Sherlock. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: cn 97930176 //

1387. ———. The tides of the Wight the gentlemen go by. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1388. Canton, Rolf J. The Moriarty principle an irregular look at Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Lakeville, Mn: Galde Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96040346; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // Rolf J. Canton has contributed often to the newsletter of The Norwegian Explorers, and his essays and poems have been collected here; along with new material that includes the scripts for two radio plays and a fine assortment of photographs taken at Explorers' meetings and conferences."

1389. Caplan, Richard M. "Dr. Watson, Mr. Sherlock Holmes" the adventures of young Stamford and other Sherlockiana. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 167); Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "Offers a fine demonstration of how much fun a Sherlockian can have mixing the Canon with an area of expertise: Caplan's area of expertise is dermatology, and he has over the years discussed that aspect of the Sherlock Holmes stories in articles in medical journals and in The Baker Street Journal, all reprinted here. But there is much more in this book: a series of letters from written by Young Stamford to his wife, from 1882 to 1913, and tells some fine stories about his travels and the people he meets (including Holmes and Watson, more than once)."

1390. Chabon, Michael. Maps and Legends : reading and writing along the borderlands. San Francisco [Calif.]: McSweeney's Books, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Trickster in a suit of lights: thoughts on the modern short story -- Maps and legends -- Fan fictions: on Sherlock Holmes -- Ragnarok boy -- On daemons & dust -- Kids' stuff -- Killer hook: Howard Chaykin's American Flagg! -- Dark adventure: on Cormac McCarthy's The road -- The Other James -- Landsman of the lost -- Thoughts on the death of Will Eisner -- My back pages -- Diving into the wreck -- Recipe for life -- Imaginary homelands -- Golems I have known, or, Why my elder son's middle name is Napoleon. // A series of linked essays in praise of reading and writing, with subjects running from ghost stories to comic books, Sherlock Holmes to Cormac McCarthy. Throughout, Chabon energetically argues for a return to the thrilling, chilling origins of storytelling, rejecting the false walls around "serious" literature in favor of a wide-ranging affection.

1391. Charnock, Ian Alfred. The Elementary cases of Sherlock Holmes. London: Breese Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Prelude: the great exhibition of '51 -- Part one: Expositions from the Musgrave ritual. The record of the Tarleton murders -- The case of Vamberry, the wine merchant -- The adventure of the old Russian woman -- The singular affair of the aluminium crutch -- A Full account of Ricoletti of the club foot and his abominable wife -- Part two. Mrs. Farintosh and an opal tiara -- Matilda Briggs and the giant rat of Sumatra //

1392. Chorley, Richard J. Sherlock Holmes at Sidney Sussex College 1871-1873 an imaginative reconstruction. S.l: s.n, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jul 2002. // "A carefully-researched, illustrated, and footnoted pastiche published in 1997."

1393. Clarkson, Stephen. The canonical compendium. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 429). Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "The product of more than 30 years of research (it started as a joint project with the late Bill Fleischauer), and the results of the research are both interesting and useful: there's a topical index of the Canon, with 80 categories and 144 subcategories, and story indexes for each of the 60 tales, with page numbers noted for five different editions (Baring-Gould's Annotated Sherlock Holmes and the Doubleday, Heritage Press, John Murray, and Oxford Press editions), plus intriguing introductory notes and 'miscellaneous' citations for each story."

1394. Coady, Roxanne, and Joy Johannessen. The book that changed my life 71 remarkable writers celebrate the books that matter most to them. New York: Gotham Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006023179. Introduction / Roxanne J. Coady -- Dorothy Allison on Toni Morrisons's The Bluest Eye -- Kate Atkinson on Robert Coover's Pricksongs and Descants -- Atlas on Gwendolyn Brooks's Selected Poems -- Robert Ballard on Joseph Campbell's The Power of Myth -- Gina Barreca on Jean Kerr's The Snake Has All the Lines -- Nicholas A. Basbanes on the Works of Shakespeare -- Graeme Base on J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings -- Jeff Benedict on The Little Engine That Could -- Elizabeth Berg on J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye -- Amy Bloom on The Most of P.G. Wodehouse -- Harold Bloom on John Crowley's Little, Big -- Lary Bloom on John Hersey's Hiroshima -- Chris Bohjalian on Joyce Carol Oates's Expensive People and More -- Steven Brill on Theodore H. White's The Making of the President, 1960 -- Benjamin Cheever on Ernest Becker's The Denial of Death -- Da Chen on Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo -- Harriet Scott Chessman on Gertrude Stein's Ida -- Brother Christopher on Thomas Merton's The Seven Storey Mountain -- Carol Higgins Clark on Mary Higgins Clark's A Stranger Is Watching -- Billy Collins on Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' The Yearling -- and Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita -- Claire Cook on the Nancy Drew Mysteries -- Caroline B. Cooney on Caesar's Gallic Wars -- Patricia Cornwell on Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin -- Maureen Corrigan on Charles Dickens' David Copperfield -- Nelson DeMille on Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and More -- Tomie dePaola on Sigrid Undset's Kristin Lavransdatter -- Anita Diamant on Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own -- Dominick Dunne on Anthony Trollope's The Way We Live Now -- Carlos Eire on Thomas á Kempis's The Imitation of Christ -- Linda Fairstein on Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- Doris Kearns Goodwin on Barbara W. Tuchman's The Guns of August -- Linda Greenlaw on Sebastian Junger's The Perfect Storm -- David Halberstam on Cecil Woodham-Smith's The Reason Why -- Alice Hoffman on J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye -- Sebastian Junger on Dee Brown's Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee -- Tracy Kidder on Ernest Hemingways Collected Stories -- Robert Kurson on Ernest Becker's The Denial of Death -- Wally Lamb on Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird -- Anne Lamott on Ram Dass's The Only Dance There Is and More -- Barbara Leaming on Sigmund Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams -- Senator Joe Lieberman on the Bible -- Margot Livesey on Charolotte Brontës Jane Eyre -- Senator John McCain on Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls -- Frank McCourt on Shakespeare's Henry VIII -- Faith Middleton on F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby -- Jacquelyn Mitchard on Betty Smith's A Tree Grows in Brooklyn -- Leigh Montville on Ed McBain's 87th Precinct Series -- Sara Nelson on Herman Wouk's Marjorie Morningstar and Susan Isaacs' Compromising Positions -- Sherwin B. Nuland on William Lewis Nida's Ab the Cave Man -- Laura Numeroff on Kay Thompson's Eloise -- Stewart O'Nan on William Maxwells So Long, See You Tomorrow -- Jacques Pépin on Albert Camus' The Myth of Sisyphus -- Anne Perry on G.K. Chesterton's The Man Who Was Thursday -- Jack Prelutsky on Robert Louis Stevenson's A Child's Garden of Verses and More -- Ian Rankin on Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange -- Richard Rhodes on Albert Schweitzer's Out of My Life and Thought and Hugh Lofting's Doctor Dolittle Series -- Frank Rich on Moss Hart's Act One -- SARK on Maya Angelou's I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings -- Lisa Scottoline on Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes -- Bernie S. Siegel on William Saroyan's The Human Comedy -- Liz Smith on Christopher Morley's Kitty Foyle and Guy Endore's Voltaire! Voltaire! -- Edward Sorel on Stendhal's The Red and the Black -- Jane Stern on John Barth's The End of the Road -- Michael Stern on the Sears Catalogue -- Alexandra Stoddard on Rainer

Maria Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet -- Paco Underhill on C.S. Forester's Horatio Hornblower Series -- Susan Vreeland on Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird -- Kate Walbert on E.B. White's Charlotte's Web -- Katharine Weber on Steven Millhauser's Edwin Mullhouse -- Jacqueline Winspear on F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby -- The Books That Changed Their Lives : A Reading List of the Books Selected by the Contributors -- Roxanne's Very Opinionated Reading List -- Joy's Very Opinionated Reading List -- Acknowledgments. // Linda Fairstein on Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

1395. Cochran, William R. The Occupants within the Sherlock Holmes reference library. S.l: Occupants of the Empty House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // The collection comprises reprints of studies of 6 titles, or of selections from the titles by Doyle: A study in scarlet, The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, The return of Sherlock Holmes, The hound of the Baskervilles, The sign of four. All articles are by members of the scion, Occupants of the Empty House, and have been cited in Leslie Klinger's The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library

1396. Cochran, William R., and Gordon R. Speck, eds. Commanding views from the Empty House: collected writings by the Occupants of the Empty House. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. Contents: A Question of Ballistics? / D. F. Beasley; The Empty House: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; The Final Problem: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; The Great Hiatus: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; Tiger, Tiger / Janet Beasley; The Persistent Enemy: Further Thoughts on Col. Moran / Jack Crelling; Conferment by the Sign of Four / William R. Cochran; For the Sake of a Trust / William R. Cochran; An Irregular Experience / William R. Cochran; Sixteen Years in an Empty House / William R. Cochran; The Death and Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes: Some Questions Raised / Joe Eckrich; A Full House / Joe Eckrich; The Red-Headed League: Key to the Empty Head / Joe Echrich; A Laboratory at Montpelier / Raymond L. Holly; The New Beginning / Raymond L. Holly; So You Think Coal-Tar Derivatives Are Boring? Not So! / Brad Keefauver; The Adventure of the Failed Falls / Mary Jo Kostya; Memorials in Meiringen / Alfred A. Levin; The Race to Victoria, or How Did the Professor Ever Find Out? / Alfred A. Levin; The Final Red-Headed Problem / Michael W. McClure; When Doyle Visited Baker Street / Michael McClure and Susan McClure; Earlier and for Another Reason / Glen S. Milner; Holmes's Mistake: the Case of the Empty Head / Glen S. Milner; A Short but Interesting Visit / Ed Moorman; A Long as There Are Sherlockians, the Problems Will Never Be Final / Randall Risley; Holmes and Watson: A Play in Two Acts / Lee Eric Shackleford; The Curious Incident of the Press in the Springtime / Gordon R. Speck; 'The Final Problem' Solved / Gordon R. Speck; Holmes, Heroics, Hiatus: A Man to Match Swiss Mountains / Gordon R. Speck; Key(s) to EMPT: Having Pun in the Empty House / Gordon R. Speck; A Measure of the Master / Gordon R. Speck; The Provenance of Parker, the Garroter / Gordon R. Speck; 'A Week Later I was in Florence' / Gordon R. Speck; Sherlock Holmes's Problems / Newton M. Williams; The Vacant Pad Caper / Newton M. Williams; The Archetypal Sherlock Holmes / Lloyd Worley // "Is just what the subtitle states; the best papers from the society's 16 years of monthly meetings are scholarly, unscholarly, and occasionally scandalous, and there's a reprint of the script for Lee Eric Shackleford's two-act play 'Holmes and Watson.'"

1397. Collins, Max Allan. The history of mystery. 1st American ed, (Art fiction series). Portland, OR: Collectors Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 32 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 194) and index. // "The History Of Mystery's text, by the fine mystery writer Max Allan Collins, is a joy to read. It's not hard to tell when a writer, rather than a scholar, is doing the writing. Inevitably, because of the enormous range covered between these covers, it mostly skims the surface of the entire genre, but it's all nicely presented."

1398. Conway, William H., and Linda L. Conway. Canonical Crime Scenes and Investigations. Vol. 1. Cincinnati: Classic Specialties Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1996 // "Offers a new approach to the Canon: summaries of 14 cases done as official crime-scene reports..."

1399. Cooper, Scott. Sticks and stones : 7 ways your child can deal with teasing, conflict, and other hard times. New York: Three Rivers Press, 2000.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. // "With an interesting section about a 'Sherlock Holmes technique' that children can use in starting conversations and keeping them going."

1400. ———. "Sticks and stones : 7 ways your child can deal with teasing, conflict, and other hard times." New York: Times Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. // "With an interesting section about a 'Sherlock Holmes technique' that children can use in starting conversations and keeping them going."

1401. Coppola, Joseph A., Stu Shiffman, and Nancy Beiman. Occasionally the British government. Fayetteville, NY: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. // "Offers 156 pages of scholarship, poetry, pastiche, and artwork devoted (appropriately) to Mycroft Holmes."

1402. Cotner, Robert, C. Frederick Kittle, Eli Liebow, and Vincent Starrett. Caxtonian. vol. 5, no. 3, March 1997, [Holmesiana periodical articles. Chicago, Ill.: Caxton Club, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 28 cm. Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / RC [Robert Cotner] -- There's more to Doyle than Holmes / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Doyle influenced by English and American literature / [Eli] Liebow -- A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle 1859- 1930 / C. Frederick Kittle -- Caxtonian's classic poem salutes Holmes and Watson : Sonnet 221B / Vincent Starrett. //

1403. Cox, Michael, Stuart Doughty, and Nicky Cooney. The Baker Street File: a guide to the appearance and habits of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson specially prepared for the Granada Television series The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New ed. Ashcroft, British Columbia : Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "There were many things that made the Granada 'Sherlock Holmes' series such a great success, and one of the most important was careful preparation and attention to detail on the part of producer Michael Cox. Part of that preliminary work was the creation by Cox, associate producer Stuart Doughty, and researcher Nicky Cooney, of an 80-page detailed production guide, extracted from the Canon and issued as a stapled handbook to those who worked on the series. And now that background bible is available to those who would like to see their work, with a new foreword by Cox."

1404. Crignon, Hélène. De Sherlock Holmes au professeur Challenger : inquietant, fantastique et fiction speculative dans l'oeuvre de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930). S.l.: s.n., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1405. Dahlinger, S. E. Violets & vitriol essays: about Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Aspects of Ballarat / Karen Anderson; Exploited Women in The Hound of the Baskervilles / Beth Austin; Lunar Ladies: Sherlock Holmes and His female clients / Diana Barsham; Russian Roulette a SCANdalous Discussion / Nancy Beiman and Mia Stampe; A Perennial Toast / Paula S. Cohen; Mrs. Hudson, The Woman of Baker Street / Deborah Clark; The Bedside Manner / Catherine Cooke; The. . . Dweller on the Threshold / Susan E. Dahlinger; Canonical Scribbles / Roberta Davies; Science and Sir Arthur (or D is for Dinosaur) / Judith Freeman; Christian Names / Naomi Hayashi; Holmes's Wardrobe / Naomi Hayashi; Plum's Sherlock: Conan Doyle's Influence on Pelham Grenville Wodehouse / Marilyn MacGregor; How the Brigadier Wooed the Ladies / Dayna McCausland; The Compliments of the Season / Julie McKuras; Old Woman Be Damned / Rosemary Michaud; Past Remembering / Sarah Montague; Autolycus in Chicago / Susan Rice; Through a Glass Darkly / Barbara Roden; Mrs. Beeton / Julia Carlson Rosenblatt; The Monster Within: Pseudo-Gothic Tales of the Canon / Barbara Rusch; The Yellow Face / Hiromi Sasabe; The Long Island Cape (Re) Visited / Marina Stajic; Adversarial Women: Worthy and Unworthy Opponents / Lynne E. Walker // In a volume timed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the birthday of Sherlock Holmes, a collection of essays written entirely by women on Holmes and his creator, on Irene Adler, on Mrs. Beeton, on Vincent Starrett, on P.G. Wodehouse, and on many more topics

1406. Day, Barry. Sherlock Holmes in his own words and in the words of those who knew him. Lanham Md.: Taylor Trade Pub, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002154598 // "An interesting literary biography, based on quotations from the Canon, with commentary by Day and illustrations from The Strand Magazine, and it's an excellent introduction to the Canon (and to some of its more important other characters)."

1407. De Waal, Ronald Burt, and George A. Vanderburgh. The universal Sherlock Holmes. Toronto, Ont., Shelburne, Ont., Canada: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. G.A. Vanderburgh, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95118755 //

1408. De Waal, Ronald Burt, George A. Vanderburgh, and Timothy J. Johnson. "The universal Sherlock Holmes." Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // The Universal Sherlock Holmes web version is based on the Universal Sherlock Holmes (1994), the third in a series of bibliographies documenting the world of Sherlock Holmes by Ronald Burt De Waal, and is intended as a reference tool for those interested in the Sherlock Holmes Collections at the University of Minnesota

1409. Delay, Vincent, Christian Macherel, and Persano Isadora. Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes et la Suisse, (Mémoires et documents / Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande). [Lausanne]: Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande, [V. Delay], 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Société d'études holmésiennes de la Suisse romande. 21 cm. Par Vincent Delay. Isadora Persano / par Christian Macherel. //

1410. Diamond, Susan Z. 50th Running Chicago Silver Blaze, A History of the Race. Chicago: The Watsonians, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1411. Diamond, Susan Z., and Marilynne McKay. Serpentine muse-ings: an anthology from the journal of the Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. 2 vols. Indianapolis: Gasogene, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 2 volumes. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. Contents: Volume 1: Is There a Doctor in the House? / Kathleen Alvarez; A Toast to Beryl Stapleton With a Shocking Revelation / Linda Anderson; A Saintly Toast / Peter E. Blau; A Holmesian Quartet / Joan Brieaddy; Holmes' Hideaways / Robert N. Brodie; Watson and the Landladies of the Canon / Mary Campbell; Sonnet to Sherlock Holmes / Linda Crane; Watson's Secret / Susan Z. Diamond; A Case of Delusion / Henry W. Enberg; A Toast to Irene Adler / Joseph Fink; Gold King & Silver King / Patricia Dodd Flynn; The Mistress and the Miadservant / Patricia Dodd Flynn; Watson, a British Jury? / Dennis France; The Perfect Crime or The Mystery of the Maligned Medic / Marie Gibb; So Old a Shiikari / Jim Goehmann; They Don't Call Them 'Falls' for Nothing / Jim Goehmann; My Collection of Esses / Alexian Gregory; The Lady of 221B / Margaret H. Henry; Elementary, My Lovely / Sarah Montague Joffe; Holmes the Bambler: or a few trifling observations on The Master's income sources / Kate Karlson; Irene / Sandy Kozinn; Some Thoughts on the Ethnicity of Sherlock Holmes / Sandy Kozinn; Toast to Sherlock Holmes / Sandy Kozinn; What Would Holmes and Mrs. Hudson Do if 221 Baker Street Were on Fire? / Sandy Kozinn; Alice & The Professor / Marilynne McKay; April Fool, Godfrey! / Marilynne McKay;Canonical Doctore / Marilynne McKay;La Belle Dame in Le Belle Epoque / Marilynne McKay (as Isadora Klein);Canonical Ladies / Julie McKuras; Toast to Colonel Moran / Patricia Moran; A Toast to Mrs. Huddson / Harold Niver;Investigating an Investiture / Teddie A. Niver; About Miss Mary Sutherland / Lenore Glen Offord; To Dr. John H. (or James) Watson A Much-Admired Gentleman / Trish Pearlman; Canonical Compilations / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Introducing the Woman / Dorothy Belle Pollack;That 'Dominant Mind' / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Sherlock Holmes 1994: 'non omnis Moriarty!' / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Take Moriarty, for Example / Dorothy Belle Pollack; The Heavenly Taxi / Shirley Purves; Cut Out the Poetry / Warren Randall; What Watson Was or His Limits / Warren Randall; No John on Chicago / Warren Randall (as Sandy Carlburg); Entirely to Be Trusted / Susan Rice; Anonyma / Mary Ellen Rich; The Woman: A Toast at the 1999 Spring Dinner; Toast to Mycroft / Myrtle Robinson; A Letter From Mary: Discovered in a Dispatch Box / Mary Schroeder; The Discomforted Detective / Philip A. Shreffler; A Toast to the Untrustworthy / Philip A. Shreffler; Toast to Irene Adler / Marina Stajic; The Top Ten Reasons Why John Watson is a Good Husband /

Jan Stauber; The Most Winning Woman Hunt / Ruthann Stetak; Lucy Hebron: The Later Years / Jeanne Thelwell; To Irene Adler / Stephen Tolin; Archy Writes / Jean Upton; The True History of Violet Hunter / Thom Utecht; Sherlock, Sherlock, Burning Bright / Ben Vizoskie; First Meeting / Ben Vizoskie (as Lord Robert St. Simon); Think Small / Susan Vizoskie; Toast to John Watson, M.D. / Susan Vizoskie; Rosalie Williams on Mrs. Hudson / Rosalie Williams; Expression of Regret / Gahan Wilson; Volume 2: The Ashenpoof Song; The Uffan Carol; Some Comments on Vitriol and Some Vitriolic Comments on ILLU / Bruce D. Aiken; To a Unique Woman in the Sherlock Holmes Stories / Peter E. Blau; Lady Mary's Cope Book / Paula S. Cohen; A Perennial Toast / Paula S. Cohen; '...my correspondence has certainly the charm of variety...' / Susan Conant and Evelyn Herzog; Laws of Sherlock Murphy / Norman Davis; The Reindeer Song / Norman Davis; A Tale of a Prince, The King, and the Master / Susan Z. Diamond; Canonical Fools / Pj Doyle; A Not So Trifling Monograph On the Origins of ASH / Joseph Fink; Passion, Primates, the Canon & Dorothy (but no Toto) / Judith Freeman; Speculation on the Speckled / Judith Freeman; A Family of Friends / T. Michelle Fromkin; In Memoriam 'In Memoriam Sherlock Holmes' / Alexian Gregory; Just What the Doctor Ordered: Victorian Medicinal Imbibing / Patricia Guy; Culinary Institute Presentation May 4, 1991 / Evelyn Herzog; Mere Amateurs / Evelyn Herzog; Roasting Tom Stix / Evelyn Herzog; On Being as ASH Versus Being an 'ASH' / Jane Hinckley; Moriarty Sank the Titanic / Peter Horrocks; A Brief Argument for The Blue Carbuncle / Donald B. Izban; In Which Pooh and Piglet Track a Heffalump With the Help of a Very Great Friend / Andrew Joffe; Speaker's Corner / Sarah Montague Joffe; The Gentle Art of the Fan / Karen Johnson; A Sherlockian Adventure in Serendipity / Irving Kamil; D-I-V-O-R-C-E or what the Bristol Barmaid knew / Kate Karlson; Sherlockian Mixology / Kate Karlson; A Toast to the Engineer's Thumb / Kate Karlson; The Doyle/Wodehouse Connection? / Francine Kitts; Neville St. Clair's Improbable Lifestyle / Francine Kitts; How I Made a Mutt of Myself Over a "Toast to the Hound' / Sandy Kozinn; 'Plumming' Sherlock Holmes / Marilyn MacGregor; A Ditty / Gertrude Mahoney; A Case of Makeup / Laurie Fraser Manifold; We Never Called Him Sherlock / Edith Meiser; The Exciting Conclusion / Angela Mitchell; A Toast to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Joseph W. Moran; History of the Adventuresses / Patricia Moran; A Modest Sherlockian Proposal / Patricia Moran; The Picketing / Linda L. Patterson; A Scandal in Kent / Roberta Pearson; Citrus Aurantium Curassuviensis: The Golden Orange of Curacao / Rivkah Peller; Westbury to Hunter / Dorothy Belle Pollack; The Man Who Was John Watson: Dr. Doyle, I Presume / Warren Randall; Pastichiary / Donald Redmond; The Darlington Scandal / Tina Rhea; Vincent Starrett: The Chicago Columns / Susan Rice; To Shakespeare / Mary Ellen Rich; The Uffian Way / Mary Ellen Rich; A Question About 221B / William P. Schweickert; The Opposite Window / Philip A. Shreffler; A Case of Numbers / Linda Spessotti; A Chemical Toast / Marina Stajic; The Identity of the Perfect Roommate / Marina Stajic; Being Married to the Head of the BSI / Dorothy Stix; The Depths To Which What Will Sink / Francine Morris Swift; Why the Dog Did Nothing in the Night- Time / Francine Morris Swift; The Queen Empress / Wayne B. Swift; Baker Street Wardrobes / Patricia Ubaldi; The ASH Constitution and Buy-Laws / Bill Vande Water; In Celebration: January 1992 / Bill Vande Water; Georgiana, the Coquettish Duchess of Devonshire: Adjective or Adventuress? / Susan Vizoskie; A Toast to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Susan Vizoskie; The Adventure of the Inverted Reindeer / John H. Watson; Cruising and Crossing On Board Ship with Sherlock Holmes / Joanne Zahorsky-Reeves // "Anthology of scholarship, speculation, and toasts from archives of The Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes and their journal The Serpentine Muse."

1412. Dirda, Michael. Classics for pleasure. 1st ed. Orlando: Harcourt, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007003029. Contents: Playful imaginations. Lucian -- Denis Diderot -- Thomas Love Peacock -- Max Beerbohm -- Jaroslav Hasek -- Ivy Compton-Burnett -- S. J. Perelman -- Italo Calvino -- Edward Gorey -- Heroes of their time. Beowulf -- Abolqasem Ferdowsi -- The Icelandic sagas -- Christopher Marlowe -- Émile Zola -- Ernst Jünger -- James Agee -- Love's mysteries. Sappho -- Arthurian romances -- Marie-Madeleine de La Fayette -- Sören Kierkegaard -- George Meredith -- C. P. Cavafy -- Georgette Heyer -- Anna Akhmatova -- Daphne du Maurier -- Words from the wise. Lao-tse -- Heraclitus -- Cicero -- Erasmus -- The English religious tradition -- Benedict de Spinoza -- Samuel Johnson -- - - Everyday magic. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight -- The classic fairy tales -- E. T. A. Hoffmann -- Prosper Mérimée -- Frances Hodgson Burnett -- E. Nesbit/John Masefield -- Walter de la Mare -- -- Lives of consequence. Plutarch -- Girolamo Cardano -- John Aubrey -- Alexander Pope -- Jean-Jacques Rousseau -- Frederick Douglass -- Jacob Burckhardt -- Henry James -- W. H. Auden -- The dark side. John Webster -- Mary Shelley -- James Hogg -- Sheridan Le Fanu -- Bram Stoker -- M. R. James -- William Roughead -- H. P.

Lovecraft -- Traveler's tales. Thomas More -- Daniel Defoe -- Xavier de Maistre -- Jules Verne -- J. K. Huysmans -- Isak Dinesen -- Robert Byron -- The way we live now. Petronius -- Elizabeth Gaskell -- Ivan Goncharov -- José Maria Eça de Queiros -- Anton Chekhov -- Jean Toomer -- Willa Cather -- Louis-Ferdinand Céline -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Eudora Welty -- Realms of adventure. H. Rider Haggard -- Arthur Conan Doyle -- Rudyard Kipling -- H. G. Wells -- G. K. Chesterton -- Agatha Christie -- Dashiell Hammett -- Encyclopedic Visions. Ovid -- Robert Burton -- Edward Gibbon -- J. G. Frazer -- H. W. Fowler -- Ezra Pound - - André Malraux -- Philip K. Dick // In these delightful essays, Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Dirda introduces nearly ninety of the world's most entertaining books

1413. Dorn, William S. Cooking for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson : British recipes for two persons. Denver: Pencil Productions, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Each recipe is preceeded by a quotation from the 1960 Doubleday edition of The complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with page no. in brackets./ Includes index. British recipes for two persons; Recipes for two persons. // "Is sufficiently up-to-date to have nutritional values for each of the 60 recipes, many of them (including ships biscuits, toad in the hole, and Sussex fritters) not found in more traditional cookbooks; it is spiral-bound to open flat, with coated pages to allow spills to be wiped off easily."

1414. ———. The limericks of Sherlock Holmes. Denver: Pencil Productions Ltd, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Includes 64 new limericks about A. Conan Doyle's creations: 1 for Sherlock Holmes, 1 for Dr. Watson, 1 for each of the original stories, 1 of each of the two apocryphal stories

1415. ———. A study guide to Sherlock Holmes. Denver, CO: Pencil Productions, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Contents: v.1. The novels, the adventures, and the memoirs -- v.2. The return, his last bow, and the case book //

1416. Dorn, William S., and Ian Malcolm Earlson. The dogs of Sherlock Holmes. Denver: Pencil Productions Ltd, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 99-100) // Offers the dog's side of the story for 20 of the 60 dogs which appear in the Canon. Quite often, as the dogs reveal, Holmes' deductions were based on faulty logic and less than the full story. Was the Hound of the Baskervilles a vicious monster or a children's playmate?

1417. Dow, Jeffery F. Fatal habits: an appreciation of the literary Sherlock Holmes. Holmes Beach, Fla.: The Pleasant Places of Florida, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1418. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes. Edited by Leslie S. Klinger. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004007890. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: v. 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes; The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 2. The return of Sherlock Holmes; His last bow; The case-book of Sherlock Holmes -- v. 3. A study in scarlet; The sign of four; The hound of the Baskervilles; The Valley of Fear. Introduction by John LeCarré. //

1419. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Peter Haining, and Jeremy Brett. The final adventures of Sherlock Holmes completing the canon. New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1420. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and John A. Hodgson. Sherlock Holmes: the major stories with contemporary critical essays. Boston: Bedford Books of St. Martin Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92075302. Includes bibliographical references (p. 443-446) and index. Filmography: p. 439-441 //

1421. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Gerard Van der Leun. The quotable Sherlock Holmes. New York: Mysterious Press,

2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 16 cm. by John H. Watson ; with an introduction by John H. Watson III ; assisted by Gerard van der Leun. //

1422. Doyle, Steven, and David A. Crowder. Sherlock Holmes for Dummies, (For dummies). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes index. //

1423. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Sherlock Holmes in the Heartland: the Illustrious Client's Fifth Casebook. 1st ed. [Indianapolis]: Illustrious Clients, (Publication services provided by Gasogene Press), 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Contents: Jeremy Brett Reconsidered / John Bergquist; 'An Easy-Going Old Irishwoman' / Peter E. Blau; The Illustrious Clients: A Remembrance / Mary Ann Bradley; Illustrious, Indeed! / Mary Ann Bradley; Variations / Michael Cox; Arthur Conan Doyle and the Hoosier Liar / Donald E. Curtis; Emotional, My Dear Watson / David Stuart Davies; Arthur Conan Doyle's 1923 Indianapolis Visit / Steven T. Doyle; Our Indiana Sherlockian Heritage / Steven T. Doyle; Good-Bye, My Friend / Terence Faherty; Who was the Model for Col. Sebastian Moran? / Ted Friedman; When the Game Was Afoot / Edward Hardwicke; The Other 'Sincerest Form of Flattery' / Paul D. Herbert; the Illustrious 'Illustrious Client' / Ed Hultgren; Two Sides of 'The Red Circle' / Joella D. Hultgren; Sherlock Holmes and the Missing Link Based on a Recently Discovered Manuscript of Dr. John H. Watson / H. Paul Jeffers; Have You Any Articles of Great Value in Your Collection? / Roger Johnson; Art in the Blood Feud: The Rift Between Two Illustrious Families That Ended at Reichenbach / Brad Keefauver; The 'Red Circle' Manuscript Re-Examined / Leslie S. Klinger; The Adventure of the Inquisitive Monk / Howard Lachtman; Coffin / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; The Ghost and Holmes / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; Spells / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; What Is It? / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; The Alienist: Sherlockian Formula Transmogrified? / Gary Lovisi; Time Wounds All Heels / Julie McKuras; After the World Exploded: Postmodernism in the Canon / Donald Petkus; 'Dear Rossakis -' 'Dear Green - ' / Constantine Rossakis; A Freudian Moment / Pamela Wampler; When Sherlock Holmes is Not Sherlock Holmes: Modern Manifestations of the Great Detective / Patricia J. Ward; Why Skibbareen (sic)?: Sherlock Holmes's Wartime Exploits in Ireland / Michael F. Whelan; 'A Curious Collection': Conan Doyle & Sherlock Holmes: A Brief Object Lesson / Kathryn White; I Confess That I Covet Your Skull / Vincent W. Wright; The Skeptical Sherlock Holmes / Vincent W. Wright //

1424. Doyle, Steven T., Mark E. Gagen, Donald E. Curtis, and Illustrious Clients of Indianapolis. The Illustrious Clients' Second Case-notes. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. Contents: Historical Perspectives on 'The Musgrave Ritual' / Donald E. Curtis; A Word Puzzle / Yvonne DeTar; Altamont and the Fighting Irish / Steven T. Doyle; Sherlock Holmes, The Universe, and The Nature of God / Steven T. Doyle; Three Quickies / Meredith L. Granger; 'Whatever Remains Must be the Truth / Paul D. Herbert; A Lexicanonical Limerick / Edward Lauterbach; The Girl Who Wasn't There / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; January 22, 1901 / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; Man's Best Friend / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; Sherlockian Jumbles: Ladies of the Canon / Toni Morris; Sherlock Holmes in Indiana / Michael T. Schaefer; The Inner Life of Sherlock Holmes / Pamela Wampler; A Prey to the Blackest Depression / Patricia J. Ward; 'A Very Different Level': A reassessment of 'A Scandal in Bohemia' / Patricia J. Ward // "The latest anthology of essays, poetry, and puzzles written by members of the society. Of particular note is a unique scholarly paper ('Whatever Remains Must Be the Truth') written by Paul D. Herbert in 1977 and presented that same year to John Bennett Shaw (who must have loved it), and only now (and at long last) in print."

1425. Dunkling, Leslie, and Gordon Wright. The Wordsworth dictionary of pub names. Ware, Hertfordshire: Wordsworth Editions, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1996 // "Contains entries for The Dangling Prussian and for all the other inns and pubs mentioned in the Canon, except for the Alpha (but only The Dangling Prussian is cited as Canonical). The book was first published by Routledge & Kegan Paul in London in 1987."

1426. Edington, Shane R. The uneasy relationship of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the English criminal justice system as observed in the canon. s.l.: s.n., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1427. Edwards, Owen Dudley. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes : a study in Lothian cultural imperialism. [Scotland?]: Leisure Services Dept. of Lothian Regional Council, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 x 21 cm. // " ... lecture delivered by Owen Dudley Edwards in ... the University of Edinburgh at 7:30 p.m. on 6th March 1980"--P. [ii].

1428. Erzinçlioglu, Zakaria. "Maggots, murder, and men : memories and reflections of a forensic entomologist." [New York]: Thomas Dunne Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st U.S. ed. 22 cm. Machine generated contents note: Foreword 9 --Author's aclnowledgements ii --CHAPTER 1 -- A very simple clue 13 --CHAPTER 2 -- The nature of evidence 22 -- CHAPTER 3 -- The evidence of nature 49 --CHAPTER 4 -- Foul, strange and unnatural 75 --CHAPTER 5 -- Broken lives 97 --CHAPTER 6 -- A medley of madness I24 --CHAPTER 7 -- Cases of identity I58 -- CHAPTER 8 -- Past times 177 --CHAPTER 9 -- Maggots and medicine 201 --CHAPTER 10 -- The ends and the means 224 --Further reading 249 --Index 251. "First published in Great Britain by Harley Books"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references (p. [249]-250) and index. //

1429. ———. Maggots, murder, and men : memories and reflections of a forensic entomologist. Colchester, Essex, England: Harley Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., port. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [249]-250) and index. Scuttlebutt May 2002. // "The author cites the Canon in each chapter, and devotes a couple of pages to Sherlock Holmes and Conan Doyle's achievements."

1430. ———. Maggots, murder, and men : memories and reflections of a forensic entomologist. 1st St. Martin's Griffen ed. New York: Thomas Dunne Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "First published in Great Britain by Harley Books"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references (p. [249]-250) and index. //

1431. ———. Maggots, murder, and men : memories and reflections of a forensic entomologist. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. "Thomas Dunne Books." Includes bibliographical references and index. // "The science of forensic entomology - the application of insect biology to the investigation of crime - is extremely specialized, combining as it does an expert knowledge of entomology with keen powers of observation and deduction. Dr. Erzinclioglu has been a practitioner for over twenty-five years and has been involved in a great number of investigations, including some recent high-profile cases, where his evidence has been critical to the outcome." "A great admirer of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Erzinclioglu compares his own techniques with those of his fictional hero, and takes the reader behind the often gruesome but deeply fascinating scenes of a murder investigation. This book ranges over cases from history, prehistory, and mythology to the present day and is as gripping and readable as a good thriller."--BOOK JACKET.

1432. Fido, Martin. The world of Sherlock Holmes: the facts and fiction behind the world's greatest detective. Holbrook, Mass: Adams Media Corp, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003276921 // "Packed with colorful illustrations and offering interesting two-page summaries of the stories, aspects of their author's life, and the world of Sherlock Holmes and Sherlockians."

1433. ———. The world of Sherlock Holmes: the facts and fiction behind the world's greatest detective. London: Carlton Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Packed with colorful illustrations and offering interesting two-page summaries of the stories, aspects of their author's life, and the world of Sherlock Holmes and Sherlockians."

1434. Flanders, Judith. Inside the Victorian home : a portrait of domestic life in Victorian England. 1st American ed.

New York: W.W. Norton, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. House and home -- 1. The bedroom -- 2. The nursery -- 3. The kitchen -- 4. The scullery -- 5. The drawing room -- 6. The parlor -- 7. The dining room -- 8. The morning room -- 9. The bathroom and the lavatory -- 10. The sickroom -- 11. The street. Originally published under the title: The Victorian house : domestic life from childbirth to deathbed. London : HarperCollins, 2003. Includes bibliographical references (p. [451]-477) and index. // "Was reviewed by Jonathan Yardley in the Washington Post (May 2) as 'a useful corrective to over-romanticizing.' He noted that 'her attention is focused on city life, London in particular; what she shows us is a world in which dirt, vermin, and disease were nearly inescapable, and in which the labor of maintaining even the best-managed households was endless, exhausting, and often dangerous,' and it is obvious that the book will be of interest to those who wish to see what life below-stairs in Sherlock Holmes' world was like...."

1435. ———. The Victorian house : domestic life from childbirth to deathbed. London: HarperCollins, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.); 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1436. Fleissner, Robert F. Names, titles, and characters by literary writers--Shakespeare, 19th and 20th century authors, (Studies in onomastics). Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [201]-215) and index. // "A collection of essays, including 'The Onomastics of *Sherlock*', 'Poe's C. Auguste Dupin and Sherlock Holmes's Initial', and 'On the Pedigree of the *Holmes* Name: Apropos of the First English Detective Work'."

1437. ———. Shakespearean and other literary investigations with the master sleuth (and Conan Doyle) homing in on Holmes, (Studies in British literature). Lewiston, N.Y: Edwin Mellen Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003042123. Includes bibliographical references (p. [161]- 172) and index //

1438. Fowles, John, and Jan Relf. Wormholes essays and occasional writings. 1st ed. New York: H. Holt, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97042986. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "A collection of essays and other works, including a reprint of his Foreword and Afterword from the John Murray/Jonathan Cape edition of The Hound of the Baskervilles (1974)."

1439. ———. Wormholes essays and occasional writings. London: Jonathan Cape, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 98061030. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "A collection of essays and other works, including a reprint of his Foreword and Afterword from the John Murray/Jonathan Cape edition of The Hound of the Baskervilles (1974)."

1440. ———. Wormholes essays and occasional writings. 1st Owl Books ed. New York: H. Holt, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97042986. Includes bibliographical references and index // "With the publication of Wormholes, Fowles's legion of readers can feast on another aspect of his literary achievement. While his nonfiction writings are less well known than his novels - in part because their appearance has been scattered in ephemeral periodicals, academic journals, or in other authors' works as forewords or introductions - they are no less engaging or challenging. Here for the first time is a representative gathering of Fowles's fugitive and intensely personal writings: essays, literary criticism, commentaries, autobiographical statements, memoirs, and musings."--Book jacket

1441. Frank, Lawrence. Victorian detective fiction and the nature of evidence the scientific investigations of Poe, Dickens, and Doyle, (Palgrave studies in nineteenth-century writing and culture). Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002044800. Includes bibliographical references (p. 208-240) and index // "An academic examination of the relationships between detective fiction and 19th-century scientific texts; three of the seven chapters are devoted to Conan Doyle."

1442. Fraser, Robert. Victorian quest romance Stevenson, Haggard, Kipling, and Conan Doyle, (Writers and their work). Plymouth, U.K: Northcote House, in association with the British Council, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99218991. Includes bibliographical references (p. 84-90) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Late Victorian quest romance has recently attracted renewed attention from critics. Much of this interest has centred on its politics of gender, and its vision of Empire. This book prefers to view the genre in the light of debates within the then nascent sciences of Anthropology and Archaeology. Starting with a discussion of the nature of romance, it goes on to interpret the romances of Stevenson, Haggard, Kipling and Conan Doyle as encounters with lost or buried pasts. By describing such encounters with remote places and times, so it argues, these authors were asking their readers disconcerting questions about humankind, and about their own culture's institutions and beliefs. The book ends by considering the implications of such a view for the whole colonial enterprize."--book jacket. "Relates 'The Lost World' to contemporary 'quest romances' by other authors."

1443. Freitas, Wilfrid de. Musings from an overturned beehive : twenty-five years of The Bimetallic question 1979- 2004. Limited of 60 copies. ed. Montreal: The Bimetallic Question, [2005]. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 22 cm. Edited by Wilfrid de Freitas. Scuttlebutt Aug 2005. // "A 55- page anthology of reminiscence and articles by members; there are 60 copies, cloth-bound, each copy numbered and named for one of the 60 Canonical stories.'

1444. Friedman, Kinky. The love song of J. Edgar Hoover. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96003813; Scuttlebutt Dec 1996 // Some interesting Sherlockian references

1445. Garrick-Steele, Rodger, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The House of the Baskervilles. Bloomington, Ind.: 1st books library, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 597-603) // An editor of the Express newspaper, Bertram Fletcher Robinson, wrote a story, 'An Adventure on Dartmoor,' which may be the original tale Doyle turned into The Hound of the Baskervilles. Garrick-Steele speculates on Doyle's career, postulating plagiarism, adultery, blackmail, and murder in the career of Holmes's creator

1446. Gillies, Mary Ann. The professional literary agent in Britain, 1880-1920, (Studies in book and print culture). Toronto, Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-230) and index. //

1447. Gillis, Stacy, and Philippa Gates. The Devil himself : villainy in detective fiction and film, (Contributions to the study of popular culture, no. 73). Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduction: The devil himself / Stacy Gillis -- Vicarious villainy and the burden of narrative guilt / Jan-Melissa Schramm -- Ambivalent hierarchies of intimacy in Bleak house / Janet Lewison -- From "foreign peculiarities" to "fatal resemblance" : detecting villainy in The woman in white / Natalka Freeland -- Female Moriarty : the arch-villainess in Victorian popular fiction / Chris Willis -- Philanthropies and villainies : the conflict of the imperial and the anti-imperial in Conan Doyle / Catherine Wynne -- Political appeal of Dr. Fu Manchu / Peter Christensen -- Case closed : scapegoating in British women's wartime detective fiction / Kristine A. Miller -- Shadows and doubts : Hitchcock, genre and villainy / Rowland Hughes -- Why don't they just shoot him? The Bond villains and Cold War heroism / Deborah Banner -- Horror of modernity and the utopian sublime : gothic villainy in P.D. James and Ruth Rendell / Susan Rowland -- Villainy and the life of the mind in A.S. Byatt and Dorothy L. Sayers / Helen Taylor -- Contagion and technology in Patricia Cornwell's Scarpetta novels / Gerard Collins -- Devil herself? Fantasy, female identity and the villainess fatale in The robber bride / Ann Heilmann -- Getting away with it : villainy in the contemporary Hollywood detective film / Philippa Gates -- Whoever fights monsters : serial killers, the FBI and America's last frontier / Linnie Blake. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "The title of the book is taken from the Canon, and there are many references to Sherlock Holmes, as well as a chapter by Catherine Wynne on 'Philanthropies and Villainies: The Conflict of the Imperial and Anti-Imperial in Conan Doyle'."

1448. Glinert, Ed. A literary guide to London. London, New York: Penguin, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. // "An excellent

guide, with a chapter "From Bart's to Baker Street: A Walk Through Sherlock Holmes's London" and many other references, Sherlockian and non-Sherlockian, to Arthur Conan Doyle."

1449. Gnocchi, Alessandro. Soprannaturale Watson! : Sherlock Holmes e il caso dio: Ancora, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 2002. // "'Sherlock Holmes and the curious case of a scholar who detects the Bible in Conan Doyle's tales' was the headline on Richard Owen's report in The Times (Nov. 7, 2002) about a new book that suggests that Conan Doyle's early education by the Jesuits is reflected in the Sherlock Holmes tales."

1450. Goehmann, Jim, and Paul Churchill. Baker Street rhymes and riddles. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1451. Goehmann, Jim, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Paul Churchill. Watson's first drafts and other Sherlockian commentary. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // "Revealing the suppressed material from the Sherlock Holmes stories of Dr. John Watson beyond what appeared in the accounts previously published throught the good offices of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle."--T.p

1452. Goodrich, William D. The new good old index. Dubuque, Iowa: Gasogene Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1453. Gordon, Eleanor, and Gwyneth Nair. Public lives : women, family, and society in Victorian Britain. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [265]-285) and index. National bibliography no: GBA3-V0256. //

1454. Gorman, LeRoy, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Paul Churchill. The poems of Sherlock Holmes. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 73) //

1455. Groves, Derham. Profiles by gaslight: six colourful characters from the Sherlock Holmes stories. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1456. Haffenden, Leonard A., and Sidney Paget. The Priory School tyre directional guide. North Vancouver, B.C: Hansom Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 2001. // "It's an illustrated version of the winning side of the debate at a meeting of The Stormy Petrels of British Columbia in April 1992 on whether Holmes could determine the direction a bicycle had traveled (the vote was 'yes').

1457. Hagstrom, Robert G. The detective and the investor : uncovering investment techniques from legendary sleuths. New York: Texere, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-247) and index. Scuttlebutt Nov 2002. // "Is written for investors, with emphasis on how the methods of C. Auguste Dupin, Sherlock Holmes, and Father Brown can be used by those who want to invest wisely and well. Hagstrom also has interviewed modern mystery writers, and he includes four pages of discussion with Laurie R. King about Holmes and Mary Russell."

1458. ———. The detective and the investor : uncovering investment techniques from the legendary sleuths. New York, London: Texere, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1459. ———. The detective and the investor : uncovering investment techniques from the legendary sleuths. New

York, London: Texere, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: 2002. Includes index. Bibliography. //

1460. ———. Kombiniere: Wertpapiere! : wie Sie von den grossen Detektiven der Kriminalliteratur fürs Investieren lernen können ; [Investieren mit detektivischem Spürsinn] / Uniform Title: Detective and the investor. German. Frankfurt [Main]: Redline Wirtschaft bei Verl. Moderne Industrie, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Literaturverz. p. 259 - 268. [Aus dem Engl. von Helga Höhlein und Brigitte von Werneburg]. //

1461. Haining, Peter. A Sherlock Holmes companion. New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The cult of Sherlock Holmes / S.C. Roberts -- Conan Doyle hated Sherlock Holmes / Macdonald Hastings -- A Sherlock Holmes competition / A. Conan Doyle -- Forerunners of Sherlock Holmes / Anonymous -- The artist who made Holmes real / Winifred Paget -- Studies in the literature of Sherlock Holmes / Ronald Knox -- The case of the Baker Street plans / Ellery Husted --The English haunts of Sherlock Holmes / Gavin Brend -- Sherlock Holmes on the Continent / Michael C. Kaser -- Sherlock Holmes was an American! / Franklin Delano Roosevelt -- The railway journeys of Mr. Sherlock Holmes / J. Alan Rannie -- The great Holmes joke / Bernard Darwin -- The adventures of Picklock Holmes / 'Cunnin Toil' -- The bound of the Haskervilles / Peter Todd -- The adventure of the two collaborators / J.M Barrie -- The rivals of Sherlock Holmes / Peter Haining -- From the diary of Sherlock Holmes / Maurice Baring -- An encounter in Central Park / Basil Rathbone -- Mycroft Holmes: private detective / J. Randolph Cox -- From a detective's notebook / P.G. Wodehouse -- The head of the Family / John Gardner -- Re: Vampires / William Leonard -- Shady Mr. Holmes / J.P.W. Mallalieu -- A view of Sherlock Holmes from New Scotland Yard / Sir Robert Mark -- Sherlock Holmes horoscope / Walter Breen -- Sherlock Holmes in space / Evoe //

1462. Hall, John. The Dynamics of a Falling Start. Leeds: Tai Xu Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "Monograph on the late Professor Moriarty, examining his history, character, career, family, and associates."

1463. ———. Sidelights on Holmes. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Explores each of the Canonical stories, offering commentary and questions (and plausible answers for many of those questions); it's a fine example of the enjoyment to be found in considering the contradictions and confusions and nooks and crannies of the Canon."

1464. Hammer, David L. The before-breakfast pipe of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Dubuque, IA: Gasogene Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95169492. Includes bibliographical references //

1465. Hardwick, Michael. Guide complet de Sherlock Holmes, (Bibliothèque holmésienne, 2). Amiens (France): Encrage, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Trad. de : The complete guide to Sherlock Holmes. Index. / Uniform Title: Complete guide to Sherlock Holmes. French. //

1466. Harrington, Hugh T., and Paul Churchill. Re: Sherlock a collection of observations & commentaries. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1467. Harrison, Michael. A sheaf of Sherlock twenty-two collected pieces from the Sherlockiann writings of Michael Harrison, reminiscence and interpretation: the stories behind the stories. Shelburn, Ont.; Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1468. Hawkins, Anne Hunsaker, and Marilyn Chandler McEntyre. Teaching literature and medicine, (Options for teaching). New York: Modern Language Association, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 367-383) and index. // Includes Kathryn Mongomery's seven-page article "Sherlock Holmes and Clinical Reasoning" about a five-week

seminar at Northwestern University Medical School that pairs the Canon with analytic studies of diagnostic reasoning.

1469. Herbert, Rosemary. The Oxford Companion to Crime and Mystery Writing. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Contributor biographical information http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0725/99021182-b.html Includes bibliographical references and index. Editor in chief, Rosemary Herbert ; editors, Catherine Aird, John M. Reilly. // "Entertaining and authoritative, this alphabetically arranged companion is an indispensable reference guide to crime and mystery writing. Unique in its biographical and critical treatment of major detective writers, it is a comprehensive digest to the genre's lexicon, characters, themes, time periods, milieus, and curiosities."--"Outstanding Reference Sources," American Libraries, May 2001.

1470. ———. Whodunit : a who's who in crime & mystery writing. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes index. //

1471. Holmes, Bruce. Mr. Sherlock Holmes, [Bootmakers' monographs. [S.l.]: B. Holmes, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. 'Each stamp or envelope... is accompanied by one or more quotations from the Sherlock Holmes stories"-- (introduction). Includes bibliography. //

1472. ———. Sherlockian dogs. [S.l.]: B. Holmes, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. Each stamp is accompanied by one or more quotations from the Sherlock Holmes stories. Includes bibliography. //

1473. Holroyd, James Edward. Baker Street by-ways. New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94009285 //

1474. ———. Seventeen steps to 221B a Sherlockian collection, (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93042879. Added Title: Seventeen steps to two hundred twenty-one B. Added Title: Seventeen steps to two hundred and twenty-one B //

1475. Holroyd, James Edward, Tsukasa Kobayashi, and Akane Higashiyama. Seventeen steps to 221B: Sharokku Homuzu 17 no tanoshimi. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 296-295). Citations: De Waal C5344.2 //

1476. Hopkins, Martha E., and Michael Buscher. Language of the Land : the Library of Congress book of literary maps. Washington, DC: Library of Congress : For sale by the U.S G.P.O., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 26 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "Does not neglect Sherlock Holmes: the book includes six of Julian Wolff's Sherlockian maps, and 'The Sherlock Holmes Mystery Map' published by Aaron Blake in 1987."

1477. Hounds of the Internet, and Langdale Pike. The Hounds collection: an anthology by members of the Hounds of the Internet ; 'Tales from the CyberKennel' / Compiled and edited by Langdale Pike. 1st ed. Manly, NSW, Australia: Bow Windows Enterprises, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1478. Hubbs, George. Yes, Virginia, Sherlock Holmes lives. Minneapolis: Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota. No Litter Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1479. Hudson, Roger. The Jubilee Years, 1887-1897. London: Folio Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Looks like a grand view of the world of Sherlock Holmes."

1480. Hughes, Kathryn. The short life & long times of Mrs Beeton. London: Harper Perennial, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London: Fourth Estate, 2005./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 487-503) and index. Scuttlebutt Nov 2005. //

1481. ———. The short life & long times of Mrs. Beeton. London: Fourth Estate, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 430-503) and index. Scuttlebutt Nov 2005. // "Isabella Beeton created the famous 'Book of Household Management' (which gave Maude Crosse considerable concern in A Duet: With an Occasional Chorus), and according to a review in The Times Literary Supplement (Nov. 4), anyone doubting the continuing resonance of her name should reflect on the fact that in 1995, the food company Ginster's paid Beeton's modern publishers, Ward, Lock, L1 million to use the 'Mrs. Beeton' name in perpetuity on its pasties and other meat products. She died in 1865, well before her husband began publishing Beeton's Christmas Annual, in which 'A Study in Scarlet' appeared in 1887."

1482. ———. The short life and long times of Mrs. Beeton. 1st American ed. New York: Knopf, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Originally published: London : Fourth Estate, 2005./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 445-457) and index. // A portrait of the life of the domestic diva of Victorian England profiles Isabella Beeton, the woman behind Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management, a period collection of recipes and domestic advice.

1483. ———. The short life and long times of Mrs. Beeton. New York: Anchor Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 445-457) and index./ Originally published: London : Fourth Estate, 2005. //

1484. Humphrey, David C., ed. Sir Hugo's Literary Companion:a Compendium. [S.l.]: Gardners Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Glittering Golden Guineas / J. Finley Christ; Jay Finley Christ's Abbreviations to the 60 Tales of Sherlock Holmes / J. Finley Christ; The Archtype of the Hound / Thomas Evans; An Interview with Matt Fairlie / Matt Fairlie; The Adventure of the Copper's Breeches (as A. con and O. Yle); A Very Knotty Problem / David C. Humphrey; The Empty House Revisited / Jens Byskov Jensen; The Belshazzar Theory / C. Arnold Johnson; An East Wind / C. Arnold Johnson; Doyle in Chicago: His Manuscripts and Their Owners / Thomas J. Joyce; Sherlock Holmes The Chicago Connection / Alfred A. Levin; Memories of Vincent Starrett / Robert J. Mangler; Sherlock Holmes in Chicago / Arnie Matanky; Of Tuppence and Tanners / William P. Meskan; A Victorian Recipe for Christmas 'Pud' / William P. Meskan; The 'Pink 'Un': A Short History of the Sporting Times / Franklin W. Rhode; Three Students in Search of a Scholar / Richard S. Schwartz; The Tempestuous Holmes / Philip A. Shreffler; The Musgrave Ritual Revealed: Solving the Riddle of the Celtic Cypher / Wayne Siatt; The First Citizen of Baker Street / Jack M. Siegel; What is a Sherlockian? / Paul B. Smedegaard; No. 221B Baker Street / Vincent Starrett; A Note on Mr. Sherlock Holmes / Vincent Starrett; 221B / Vincent Starrett //

1485. Hyder, William. From Baltimore to Baker Street thirteen Sherlockian studies. Toronto, Shelburne, Ont., Canada: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Distributed by Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96111597. Includes bibliographical references // "A fine collection, with thirteen pieces, four being essays reprinted from The Baker Street Journal and Baker Street Miscellanea, plus other essays and dramatizations from the Sherlockian weekends held annually at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Philip Shreffler describes Bill's "The Martha Myth" as one of the two best papers published in the BSJ during Philip's editorship, and it is only one of the items that ably demonstrate Bill's style and skill and humor."

1486. ———. From Baltimore to Baker Street thirteen Sherlockian studies. 2nd ed. Toronto, Shelburne, Ont., Canada: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Distributed by Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96111597. Includes bibliographical references // "A fine collection, with thirteen pieces, four being essays reprinted from The Baker Street Journal and Baker Street Miscellanea, plus other essays and dramatizations from the Sherlockian weekends held annually at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Philip Shreffler describes Bill's "The Martha Myth" as one of the two best papers published in the BSJ during Philip's editorship, and it is only one of the items that ably demonstrate Bill's style and skill

and humor."

1487. Izban, Donald B. Sherlock Holmes visits a cemetery. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99488123 //

1488. Jackson, Kate. "George Newnes and the new journalism in Britain, 1880-1910 : culture and profit." Aldershot; Burlington: Ashgate, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [279]-283) and index. // Machine generated contents note: Part I The New Journalism: A Liberal Profession or a Branch of -- Business? -- Introduction to Part I -- 1 Securing the Suffrage of the Crowd: Tit-Bitites and Millionaires: -- Tit-Bits (1881) and The Million (1892) -- 2 A National Institution: The Strand Magazine (1891) -- Part II Liberalism and Imperialism: Developing Formats -- and Expanding Horizons -- Introduction to Part II -- 3 A Bold Stroke of Mingled Business and Benevolence' -- The Westminster Gazette (1893) -- 4 Expanding Human ConsciousnessAcross the G0be: -- The Wide World Magazifne( - -898) -- Part III Speeialisation and Diversification: Targeting Niche -- Audiences and Exploiting a Segmented Market -- Introduction to Part III -- 5 Femininity, Consumption, Class and Culture in the Ladies' Paper: -- The Ladies' Field (1898) -- 6 Respectable Anxieties, Role-Models and Readers: -- The Captain (1899) -- Conclusion -- George Newnes: Biographical Summary -- Select Bibliography -- Index.

1489. Jackson, Kate Helen. Culture and profit : George Newnes and the new journalism in Britain, 1880-1910, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ports. Bibliography: leaves 373-384. // Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Sydney, 1998.

1490. Jacoby, Henry Owen, and Jerold J. Abrams. House and philosophy : everybody lies. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Henry Jacoby. 23 cm. The Blackwell philosophy and pop culture series. Includes bibliographical references and index. Introduction : read less, more TV : a cranky, slightly rude introduction / "Humanity is overrated" : House on life. Selfish, base animals crawling across the earth : House and the meaning of life / House and Sartre : "Hell is other people" / Is there a superman in the House? : a Nietzschean point of view / House and moral luck / "Welcome to the end of the thought process" : House's logic and method. The logic of guesswork in Sherlock Holmes and House / It explains everything! / The sound of one House clapping : the unmannerly doctor as Zen rhetorician / "Being nice is overrated" : House and Socrates on the necessity of conflict / Is there a Daoist in the House? / "It is the nature of medicine that you are going to screw up" : House and ethical principles. "You care for everybody" : Cameron's ethics of care / To intubate or not to intubate : House's principles and priorities / House and medical paternalism : "you can't always get what you want" / If the end doesn't justify the means, then what does? / House vs. Tritter : on the clash of theoretical and practical authority / "The drugs don't make me high, they make me neutral" : virtues and character on House. House and the virtue of eccentricity / Love : the only risk House can't take / A prescription for friendship / Diagnosing character : a House divided? / //

1491. Jaffee, Walter W., and Michael H. Kean. The Sherlock Holmes illustrated cyclopedia of nautical knowledge. Palo Alto, CA: Glencannon Press, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Walter W. Jaffee ; with a preface by Michael H. Kean. ill., maps ; 23 cm. A special issue of 221 copies were hand numbered and signed by the editor. Includes bibliographical references. //

1492. Jann, Rosemary. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes detecting social order, (Twayne's masterwork studies). New York, Toronto, New York: Twayne Publishers. Maxwell Macmillan Canada. Maxwell Macmillan International, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94032326. Includes bibliographical references and index //

1493. Jenkins, William D. The adventure of the detected detective: Sherlock Holmes in James Joyce's Finnegans wake, (Contributions to the study of world literature). Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93021144. Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]-143) and index //

1494. Jensen, Jens Byskov. Baker Street once again & Baker Street endnu engang. Vejle Denmark: Baskerville&Co, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-57) //

1495. Jensen, Jens Byskov, Henry Lauritzen, and Hugo's Companions of Chicago (Organization). The man Sherlock Holmes a salute to the detective on his 150th birthday. Aalborg, Denmark, Chicago: Cimbrian Companion Press. Hugo's Companions, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1496. Jewell, Donald Girard. The botanical Holmes a monograph on plants in the time of Sherlock Holmes, (The Sherlock Holmes natural history series). Westminster: Pinchin Lane Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 65-67) and index //

1497. ———. The Herpetological Holmes: a monograph on reptiles and amphibians in the time of Sherlock Holmes, (The Sherlock Holmes natural history series). Westminster, MD: Pinchin Lane Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 1996 // "Illustrated with artwork of the period, is the eighth volume in Donald Girard Jewell's continuing Sherlock Holmes Natural History series."

1498. ———. Horses of Different Colors: A Monography on Horses in the Time of Sherlock Holmes, (The Sherlock Holmes natural history series). Westminster, MD: Pinchin Lane Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "Illustrated with artwork of the period, is the seventh volume in Donald Girard Jewell's continuing Sherlock Holmes Natural History series."

1499. Johnson, Reginald L., and Alan F. Truscott. They came to Baker Street. New York City, NY: Magico Magazine, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C5399 //

1500. Johnson, Timothy J. Victorian Secrets and Edwardian Enigmas the riddles of the rooms of 221B Baker Street [Internet Resource; Computer File Date of Entry: 20080923]. Regents of the University of Minnesota, 2007 [cited. Available from http://special.lib.umn.edu/rare/holmes/victorianguidefinalcompressed.pdf. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader. Exhibition of materials from the Sherlock Holmes collections, Elmer L. Andersen Library, University of Minnesota. // Created by the University of Minnesota Libraries, this Web site is an online companion to an exhibit that showcases Victorian secrets and Edwardian enigmas. Learn about life in London, the exact location of Baker Street, read letters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and much more.

1501. Jones, Jeannette Eileen, and Patrick B. Sharp. Darwin in Atlantic Cultures : evolutionary visions of race, gender, and sexuality, (Routledge research in Atlantic studies). New York: Routledge, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Introduction : the descent of Darwin in Atlantic cultures / Jeannette Eileen Jones and Patrick B. Sharp -- Strange birds : Friedrich Nietzche, Djuna Barnes, and queer evolution / Robert Azzarello -- "Sexual selection" and the social revolution : anarchist eugenics and radical Darwinism in the United States, 1850-1910 / Jesse F. Battan -- The birds and the bees : darwin's evolutionary approach to sexuality / Kimberly A. Hamlin -- Love in the age of Darwinian reproduction / Mark B. Feldman -- Victorian birdsongs : sexual selection, gender, and Darwin's theory of music / Laura M. Bolt -- Rise and fall : degeneration, historical determinism, and William Faulkner's Absalom! Absalom! / Christy A. Cannariato -- What is it? : difference, darwin, and the Victorian freak show / Lindsey B. Churchill -- The mocking meme : popular Darwinism, illustrative graphics, and editorial cartooning / G. Bruce Retallack -- Selective affinities : Darwin's theory of evolution in adventure novels by Jack London and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Herbert Klein -- Simians, Negroes, and the "missing link" : evolutionary discourses and transatlantic debates on "the Negro question" / Jeannette Eileen Jones -- Evolution in the backlands : Brazilian intellectuals and the development of a nation / Gildo Magalhães Santos -- The evolution of the West : darwinist visions of race and progress in

Roosevelt and Turner / Patrick B. Sharp -- Darwinism in Spanish America : union and diversity in José Rodó and José Vasconcelos / Adriana Novoa -- The miseducation of Henry Adams : fantasies of race, citizenship, and Darwinian dynamos / John P. Bruni. Outgrowth of a panel, "Darwin and contested definitions of race, gender, and nation in Gilded Age America and today," organized for the 2006 American Studies Association Conference in Oakland, Calif. Cf. acknowledgments./ Includes bibliographical references and index. edited by Jeannette Eileen Jones and Patrick B. Sharp. // Includes "Selective affinities : Darwin's theory of evolution in adventure novels by Jack London and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" by Herbert Klein.

1502. Jones, Stephen, and Kim Newman. Horror : another 100 best books. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Companion vol. to Jones's and Newman's 1988 collection "Horror: 100 best books." Cf. Foreword./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 415-443) and index. Edited by Stephen Jones and Kim Newman ; with a foreword by Peter Straub. Scuttlebutt Nov 2005. // "Includes an essay by Tony Richards on 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'."

1503. Jones, Watkin. The Case of the Scarlet Woman: Sherlock Holmes and the occult. London: Greenwich Exchange, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 2000 // "Involves Holmes and Watson with members of Aleister Crowley's Order of the Golden Dawn, and in an investigation of the occult and of a murder mystery."

1504. Jordan, Anne, Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society, Kathryn White, and David Stuart Davies. I looked in at Mecca, (Musgrave monograph). Halifax, West Yorkshire, England: Northern Musgraves, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 19). Citations: De Waal C6623 //

1505. Jordan, Deane. 1,001 more facts someone screwed up. Atlanta: Longstreet Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 16 x 19 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "It has corrections of three Sherlockian 'facts' (one of them is 'Dr. Watson, pal of Sherlock Holmes, was not shot in the leg. He was shot in the shoulder, according to 'A Study in Scarlet'. Later Doyle wrote that Watson was shot in the leg, perhaps because it is an easier affliction to depict.')."

1506. Kean, Michael H. Saxe Coburg Square finally!, (The Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, California: The Pondicherry Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 7) //

1507. ———. Sherlock Holmes-- vintage and spirited, (The Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, California: The Pondicherry Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1508. Kean, Michael H., Walter W. Jaffee, and Diogenes Club. The Diogenes Club speaks. 1st ed. Shelburne, Ont: Published by the Pondicherry Press in association with the Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Meet the Candidate; Two Men in a Boat: Holmes, Watson and the River Thames / Dean Chapman; Commentary on 'The Five Orange Pips' / John Durein; The Scholastic Holmes / John Durein; Sherlock Down the Tubes / John Durein; Sherlock Holmes and Fishing / John Durein; Watson Coins a Phrase / John Durein; The Little Known Holmes / Ted Durein; Sherlock Holmes and His Newspapers / Ted Durein; Watson in the City by the Bay / Ted Durein //

1509. Keating, H. R. F., ed. Crime & mystery the 100 best books. 2nd Carroll & Graf pbk. ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96034892; Scuttlebutt Jan 1997. Includes bibliographical references and index // "Keating comments on his selections, from Edgar Allan Poe to P. D. James, and Conan Doyle is noted for The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Hound of the Baskervilles. "

1510. ———. Sherlock Holmes, the man and his world. Secaucus, NJ: Castle Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1511. Keefauver, Brad. The Armchair Baskerville Tour. New York: Magico Magazine, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "Brad takes a party of tourists through 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', and it's a grand tour indeed, at least until some members of the tour group vanish in the midst of the tour (and the story). The tour allows the tour guide to offer some intriguing insights into the story, and to answer some unasked-until-now questions, and it's an enjoyable excursion."

1512. Kendrick, Stephen. Holy clues : the Gospel according to Sherlock Holmes. 1st Vintage Books ed. New York: Vintage Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. "Originally published ... by Pantheon Books, a division of Random House Inc., New York, in 1999"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-179) and index. Scuttlebutt Jul 2000. // "An interesting discussion of the faith, reason, mystery, and philosophy one can find in the Sherlock Holmes stories, especially with an expert guide."

1513. ———. Holy clues: investigating life's mysteries with Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: Pantheon Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98049094. Includes bibliographical references and index // "An unlikely yet utterly engaging new take on the world's greatest detective: Sherlock Holmes as spiritual guide and master, whose Zen-like techniques of awareness and observation provide religious insight for the modern, skeptical searcher. Inspired by Holmes's comment to Dr. Watson ('You see but you do not observe'), Stephen Kendrick examines the stories of Arthur Conan Doyle to uncover the religious and metaphysical lessons they offer. Reading detective fiction as religious parable, Kendrick shows that the methods of investigation used in solving crime - particularly that of careful observation, what Buddhism calls "Bare Attention" - are the same methods that yield religious insight when applied to the world and the human heart. A spiritual seeker is a detective of the sacred, and so the lessons of detection - that nothing is insignificant, that you must notice what you see, that the bizarre is not necessarily the mysterious, that you should never presume anything - are also instructions in how to become attuned to the mystery of life and of God."

1514. Kenny, Kevin. Making sense of the Molly Maguires. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96053599. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 //

1515. Kestner, Joseph A. "Sherlock's sisters : the British female detective, 1864-1913." In (The nineteenth century series). Aldershot, Hants, England ; Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. The female detective in Britain -- The Victorian female detective, 1888-1894 -- The Victorian female detective, 1897-1900 -- The Edwardian female detective to 1913. Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-249) and index. //

1516. Kinkley, Jeffrey C. Chinese justice, the fiction law and literature in modern China. Stanford, Calif: Stanford University Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99088186. Includes bibliographical references (p. 435-477) and index //

1517. Klinger, Leslie S. The Adventure of the Legion of Imposters: A Reference Work. Seattle: Wigmore Street Post Office, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1518. ———. Baker Street Rambles : a Collection of Writings about Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, M.D., Arthur Conan Doyle and their world. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Some canonical observations on wine -- "You're quite too funny!": an interview with Gahan Wilson -- The dating of "The Five Orange Pips" -- On Sherlock Holmes's money -- The layout of a "Most Desirable Residence" -- The writings of Sherlock Holmes -- The mystery of "The Gloria Scott" -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle -- The crimes of Sherlock Holmes -- What game was afoot in "The Red-headed League"? -- Art in whose blook? -- Was Maurice Costello the first screen Sherlock Holmes?

-- Years of mystery: a speculation -- From Prussia with love: contemplating "The Naval Treaty" -- Paging through the Canon -- Those gouty knuckles -- The adventure of the wooden box -- What is it that we love in Sherlock Holmes: re-examined -- What kind of person reads Playboy? Sherlock Holmes? An interview with Hugh M. Hefner -- The path of the Colonel's bullet -- Sherlock in L.A. -- Sifting the writings upon the writings -- Sifting the writings upon the writings, Part II: the future of Sherlockian scholarship -- Domestic violence in the Canon -- What do we really know about Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson? -- The Broker, by John Grisham -- A Slight Trick of the Mind, by Mitch Cullin -- The Italian Secretary, by Caleb Carr -- Game over? Includes bibliographical references. //

1519. ———. "A Long Natural Breath. . .". Malibu: Daypark Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1520. ———. Lost in Lassus: The Missing Monograph. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1521. ———. A Rose by Any Other Name. . . Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1522. ———. "Who Then is Porlock?". Malibu: Daypark Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1523. ———. Who Was the Author of The Mazarin Stone? Malibu: Daypark Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1524. ———. A Winter's Crop: Considering The Blue Carbuncle. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1525. Klinger, Leslie S., and Timothy Bourke. What Game was Afoot in The Red-Headed League? Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1526. Knight, Stephen Thomas. Crime Fiction Since 1800 : detection, death, diversity. 2nd ed. Basingstoke [England]; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Beginning detection. Before detection ; Enter the detective ; Realistic police ; Edgar Allan Poe's initiative -- Developing detection. Early English detection ; Sensation ; Gaboriau and the 1870s-1990s ; Detective apotheosis : Sherlock Holmes -- After Sherlock Holmes. Enter death ; Scientific detectives ; Ironic anti-heroes ; Low-level detection ; Women on the case -- Forming the clue-puzzle. Had they but known ; How golden was the age? ; Golden royalty : Agatha Christie ; American gold ; English variations ; Supporting cast ; Themes and explanations -- American versions. Origins and attitudes ; Hammett's initiative ; Chandler's variation ; Other American crime writers ; The crime novelists ; The 'Tough Guy' abroad -- Continuity and diversity. After the 'Golden Age' in Britain ; The private eye modernised ; Other continuities ; The psychothriller ; Police procedurals -- Diversifying gender. Towards feminist detection ; Feminist detection in America ; Feminist detection around the world ; The lesbian detective ; Male gay detection -- Diversifying race and ethnicity. Black male detection ; Black female detection ; Other ethnicities -- Diversity : postmodernity, body, city. Postmodern crime fiction ; Generic violence to city and body ; Urban collapse ; Serial killers. Previous ed.: published as Crime fiction, 1800-2000. 2004. Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-298) and index. //

1527. Koch, Hugo, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Some observations upon the date of the tragedy of Birlstone the evidence of Whitaker's Almanack, 1890. S.l: s.n., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1528. Kuchta, Todd. Semi-detached Empire : suburbia and the colonization of Britain, 1880 to the present. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2010.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 24 cm. Semi-detached empire -- Reverse colonization in The War of the worlds -- Sherlock Holmes and the case of the Anglo-Indian -- Outposts of progress: Joseph Conrad's suburban speculation -- Beyond the abyss: degeneracy and death in the Edwardian suburb -- Ressentiment and late- imperial fiction -- George Orwell and the road to West Bletchley -- Epilogue: "In the blood and not on the skin". Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-254) and index. //

1529. Lahey, John. Damn you, John Christie! the public life of Australia's Sherlock Holmes. Melbourne: State Library of Victoria, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93176627. Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-276) and index //

1530. Layng, Charles, Peter A. Ruber, and George A. Vanderburgh. The game is afoot, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1531. Liebow, Ely M. Dr. Joe Bell model for Sherlock Holmes. Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press/Popular Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 81085520. Includes bibliographical references (p. 242-246) and index //

1532. Lindesay, Vane, and Derham Groves. The re[bus]es of Sherlock Holmes. Carlton North, Victoria, Australia: Black Jack Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The 46-page booklet is described (and quite accurately) by Derham as 'a surrealist-style picture-puzzle book.'"

1533. Lipari, Paul. The Baker Street Companion. Kansas City, MO: Andrews and McMeel, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1997 // "With brief chapters on the Canon, and Sherlockians, and Basil Rathbone.

1534. Livingston, Bud. Anatomically, my dear Watson some trifling monographs on canonical body parts. Cincinnati, Ohio: Classic Specialities' Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Describes anatomical features of the characters of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes novels

1535. ———. Some more trifling monographs. New York: Magico, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1536. Lorenz, Albert, and Joy Schleh. Buried Blueprints : maps and sketches of lost worlds and mysterious places. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 38 cm. Plastic magnifying lens in pocket affixed inside front cover. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // Fold-out illustrations and text provide a look at such legendary locations and structures as the Garden of Eden, Atlantis, the Tower of Babel, Ramses's tomb, King Arthur and his Round Table, Dracula's castle and Dinosaur Island (the Lost World of Arthur Conan Doyle rather than Michael Crichton)

1537. Malm, Morgan. 221B en studie i Baker Street, (Ystads Antikvariats skriftserie). Ystad, Sweden: Ystads Antikvariat, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 36) //

1538. Mann, Thomas. Horror and mystery photoplay editions and magazine fictionizations : the catalog of a collection. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-168) and index. National bibliography no: GBA4-X8811 // "Tom reports that there are a dozen entries for Sherlock Holmes (including magazine fictionizations of Rathbone films) and four for "The Lost World" (and he knows of a fifth that he discovered after the book went to press)."

1539. Manos, Nikki Lee, and Meri-Jane Rochelson. Transforming genres new approaches to British fiction of the 1890s. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94009855. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "..with an article by Ronald R. Thomas about the racism and sexism he has found in the Canon."

1540. ———. Transforming genres new approaches to British fiction of the 1890s. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "..with an article by Ronald R. Thomas about the racism and sexism he has found in the Canon."

1541. McBain, Ed. "The heckler : a novel of the 87th precinct." New York: Pocket Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Originally published in 1960. Scuttlebutt Sept. 2003. // "It's an 87th Precinct mystery novel that has both cops and crooks acknowledging use of a plot from a Sherlock Holmes story. And McBain mentions Holmes and Moriarty briefly in the afterword."

1542. McClure, Michael, and Susan McClure, eds. The Baker Street News. Chester, IL: Michael McClure, 1995-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Only one issue published; http://www.sherlockpeoria.net/Periodicals/BakerStNews.html //

1543. McDiarmid, E. W., Peter E. Blau, and John Bennett Shaw. A basic Holmesian library. [Minneapolis]: Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1544. Meyer, Karl Ernest, and Shareen Blair Brysac. Tournament of Shadows : the great game and race for empire in Central Asia. Rev. paperback ed. New York: Basic Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, ports. ; 23 cm. "A Cornelia and Michael Bessie Book."/ Includes bibliographical references (p. [579]-631), bibliography (p.[632]-634), and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2000 // "The Great Game was the long-standing competition between Britain and Russia, and the story of the Second Afghan War (and the fatal battle of Maiwand) will of course be of particular interest to Sherlockians. Nancy Beiman notes that Dr. John H. Watson is included in the index, no doubt thanks to Meyer (who is 'Fritz von Waldbaum' in The Baker Street Irregulars)."

1545. ———. Tournament of Shadows : the great game and race for empire in Central Asia. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 24 cm. Contributor biographical information http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0830/99035250-b.html Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0830/99035250-d.html "A Cornelia and Michael Bessie Book."/ Map of Asia on endpapers./ Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2000 // "The Great Game was the long-standing competition between Britain and Russia, and the story of the Second Afghan War (and the fatal battle of Maiwand) will of course be of particular interest to Sherlockians. Nancy Beiman notes that Dr. John H. Watson is included in the index, no doubt thanks to Meyer (who is 'Fritz von Waldbaum' in The Baker Street Irregulars)."

1546. Meyer, Karl E., and Shareen Blair Brysac. Tournament of Shadows : the great game and the race for empire in Asia. London: Abacus, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, ports. ; 20 cm. Originally published: Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, 1999; London: Little, Brown. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2000 // "The Great Game was the long-standing competition between Britain and Russia, and the story of the Second Afghan War (and the fatal battle of Maiwand) will of course be of particular interest to Sherlockians. Nancy Beiman notes that Dr. John H. Watson is included in the index, no doubt thanks to Meyer (who is 'Fritz von Waldbaum' in The Baker Street Irregulars)."

1547. ———. Tournament of Shadows : the great game and the race for empire in Asia. London: Little, Brown, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, ports. ; 24 cm. Originally published: Washington, D.C. : Counterpoint,

1999. Scuttlebutt Jan 2000 // "The Great Game was the long-standing competition between Britain and Russia, and the story of the Second Afghan War (and the fatal battle of Maiwand) will of course be of particular interest to Sherlockians. Nancy Beiman notes that Dr. John H. Watson is included in the index, no doubt thanks to Meyer (who is 'Fritz von Waldbaum' in The Baker Street Irregulars)."

1548. Meyer-Bolzinger, Dominique. Une méthode clinique dans l'enquête policière : Holmes, Poirot, Maigret, (Collection Travaux & thèses; Paralittérature). Liège [Belgium]: Éditions du Céfal, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Based on the author's doctoral thesis, entitled "L'Amateur d'indices. La méthode clinique du détective, dans les romans de Conan-Doyle, Agatha Christie et Georges Simenon", submitted to the Université de Haute-Alsace (Mulhouse) on 13 June 2001 (see t.p. verso). Includes bibliographical references. //

1549. Monahan, Eric. Holmes under the lens some observations on aspects of the canon. Devon: Parallel Publications, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: A beginners' guide to Holmes and Watson -- The best of the professionals? -- The Norwood builder surveyed -- Alexander Holder-banker or buffoon? -- The failures of Sherlock Holmes - - The Cornish language problem -- The real Moriarty? -- Watson was a love-child -- More digging around Saxe-Coburg Square. Includes bibliographical references //

1550. ———. Sherlock Holmes illustrated with alternative captions. Paignton, Devon, England: E. Monahan, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1551. ———. A Sherlock Holmes miscellany. Paignton, Devon, England: E. Monahan, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 36-37). Contents: A combination of errors -- Sherlock Holmes observes -- That simple calculation -- Questions on SILV -- A horse of a different colour -- A new role-model for Sherlock Holmes? //

1552. Montgomery, John Warwick. The transcendent Holmes. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

1553. Moretti, Franco. Atlas of the European Novel, 1800-1900. London, New York: Verso, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps (1 col.) ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Nov 1999. / Uniform Title: Atlante del romanzo europeo 1800-1900. English // "'This is a book which makes maps out of where books are set' and a map of Holmes' investigations shows that murders in Sherlock Holmes' London were far more likely in the best, rather than the worst, neighborhoods."

1554. Narasimhan, Balaji. The partial art of detection. Tokyo: Shoso-in Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes index. //

1555. Neblett, William. Sherlock's logic. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bibliography: p. 289-290; Scuttlebutt Sept. 1998 // "Holmes' grandson attempts to solve a murder mystery in the first third of the book, with the rest of the book devoted to an exposition of elementary logic."

1556. Nordberg, Nils. Verdens største detektiver / c ved Nils Nordberg. Oslo?: Bokklubben Kunnskap Og Kultur, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (2, p. 761-801) // Portraits, biographies and stories of detectives including Sherlock Holmes among many others selected from the world's detective literature

1557. Oudin, Bernard. Enquete sur Sherlock Holmes. Paris: Gallimard, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "An excellent survey [in French] of the Sherlockian world, with many interesting illustrations from the collection of Richard Lancelyn Green and other archives."

1558. Ousby, Ian. The Crime and Mystery Book : a reader's companion. London: Thames and Hudson, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "An interesting and nicely-illustrated review of the genre, with due attention to Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle."

1559. Overby, Paul. Holy blood: an inside view of the Afghan War. Westport, Conn: Praeger, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93020126. Includes bibliographical references (p. [217]-223) and index //

1560. Parallel Case of St. Louis (St. Louis, MO). The parallel cases of St. Louis. St. Louis, Mo: Parallel Case of St. Louis, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Preface / by Joe Eckrich -- Introduction / by Brad Keefauver -- A Parallel case evolves / by Joe Eckrich -- The case of Euclid's fifth postulate ; The Parallel chapters in a Study in scarlet and the Sign of four / by Pasquale Accardo -- Thoughts on us / by Barbara Roscoe -- The Part of his profession that was parallel cases / by Brad Keefauver -- A letter / by Lady Hilda St. Simon as discovered by Mary Schroeder -- The Sign of the four: a puzzle in celebration of the years of the Parallel cases of St. Louis / by Janet Bensley -- Views of a maniac collector / by Don Hobbs -- Some recommendations on seasonal housecleaning / by Martha Turner Hudson as discovered by Pj Doyle -- A Nose for detection / by Pasquale Accardo -- She seems indeed, to be on a very different level / by Cathy Kelleher -- A Beeline for Holmes / by Gordon Speck //

1561. Parris, Matthew, David Prosser, and Simon Christmas. Scorn with added vitriol : a bucketful of discourtesy, disparagement, invective, ridicule, impudence, contumely, derision, hate, affront, disdain, bile, taunts, curses and jibes. New ed. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 96039884 //

1562. ———. Scorn: a bucketful of discourtesy, disparagement, invective, ridicule, impudence, contumely, derision, hate, affront, disdain, bile, taunts, curses and jibes. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 94088947 //

1563. Peters, Elizabeth, and Kristen Whitbread. Amelia Peabody's Egypt : a compendium. 1st ed. New York: Morrow, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 29 cm. Preface / Elizabeth Peters -- The Emerson era: I : the historical background to the journals. A splendid overview of Egyptology: Napoleon to World War I / Dennis Forbes ; A commanding perspective: the British in Egypt, 1884-1917 / Jocelyn Gohary -- Pictorial essay: The Emerson's bane: tourists along the Nile -- The Emerson era: II : the cultural background to the journals. An expert analysis of the principles of Islam as encountered by the Emersons / Salima Ikram ; Pictorial essay: The art & architecture of Islam ; "Lesser breeds without the law": an insightful diatribe on the Victorian attitude towards other cultures & peoples / Barbara Mertz ; Upstairs, downstairs: a skillful overview of Victorian servants & their duties / Margareta Knauff ; From parlor to pyramid: a scholarly study of Amelia Peabody Emerson & the women's movement / Elizabeth Foxwell ; A specialized indulgence: Amelia Peabody Emerson & the evolution of fashion, 1884-1915 / Florence Rutherford ; Seen but not heard: a sympathetic scrutiny of the Victorian philosophy of childrearing / Margareta Knauff ; Modern inconveniences: a scientific investigation of technological developments in the Emerson era / Lisa Speckhardt ; Musical heritage: an adept discussion of the musical repertoire of the Emerson family / Kristen Whitbread ; The best of wonder: an authoritative analysis of Victorian popular fiction / Barbara Michaels ; Pictorial essay: Victorian visions of ancient Egypt -- People, places & things: a handy reference to the journals. The people of the journals (& a few animals, too) ; Up & down the Nile (& other places, as well ; Words you may not find in Webster (foreign words & phrases) ; Introducing some ancient Egyptians (human & divine) ; Pictorial essay: Egypt & the Egyptians as the Emersons knew them ; Ancient Egyptian texts referred to in the journals ; The wit & wisdom of Amelia Peabody Emerson (& some others) ; Ancient Egypt 101: a quick refresher course / Betty Winkelman. Includes bibliographical references (p. 331). // A monumental volume of Egyptian culture, history, and arcania, to help readers immerse themselves in Amelia Peabody's world more completely than ever before. "Elizabeth Peters' mystery novels about Amelia Peabody Emerson often include allusions to the Sherlock Holmes stories....The book has a chapter on 'The Best of Wonder: An Authoritative Analysis of Victorian Popular Fiction' in which

Barbara Michaels includes references to the Canon."

1564. ———. Amelia Peabody's Egypt : a compendium. London: Constable, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 29 cm. Originally published : New York : William Morrow, 2003./ Includes bibliographical references. //

1565. Porter, Philip, and Catherine Cooke, eds. France in the Blood: A Practical Handbook of French Holmesian Culture with Some Observations. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1566. Powell, Virginia, and Brad Keefauver. A Sherlock Holmes gazetteer being an alphabetical compilation of the geographic references, both identifiable and disguised, found within the Canon. New York: Magico Magazine, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 157). Scuttlebutt Jun 2001. // "Her comprehensive list of place names, annotated from the Canon and often from the 11th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, also includes identifications by previous scholars of many of the place names disguised by Dr. Watson."

1567. Pujol, Carlos. Holmes, Watson y compañía : (221B Baker Street), (V.I.T.R.I.O.L.). Barcelona: Paideia, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 31 cm. Short stories. Sheets and folded sheets laid loose in portfolio. //

1568. Radford, John. The intelligence of Sherlock Holmes and other three-pipe problems: psychological studies of the Great Detective and his companion Dr. John H. Watson. London: Sigma Forlag A. S, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Nov 1999 // "...in which the author, a distinguished psychologist, charges through the Holmesian oeuvre asking intriguing questions."

1569. Redmond, Christopher, ed. Canadian Holmes, the first twenty-five years: an anthology. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The Red-Headed Conspiracy and the Universal Prejudice Against Nice Plain Folks / Marlene Aig; Holmes and the Hope of Newfoundland / Fred Aldrich; The Veiled Lodger: A Song Paraphrase / Jim Ballinger; The Elsinore Squires; or, A Study in Danish or, The Castle of Fear / Wendy Bamford; Excursion to Aldershot: Watson's Bootless Errand / E. J. Barnes; The Indian Elements in the Holmes Tales: Jewels and Tigers / Paul Beam; The Hysteria of Godfrey Emsworth / Thelma Beam; Death Be Not Proud: The Myth Behind Moriarty / Karen Campbell; The Adventure of the Reichenplaque / Patrick Campbell; Boxes Within Boxes / Patrick Campbell; The Gentle Art of Disguise / Desiree Campin; Good Old Watson: A Sherlockian Fixed Point / Bob Coghill; Holmes's Missing Years: Science Fiction in Reverse / Montague Cohen; 'The One Fixed Point in a Changing Age': Faith, Disillusion, and Certitude in the World of Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle / Don Richard Cox; La Belle Dame Sans Merci / Michael Doyle; Sherlock Holmes as a Conjurer / Doug Elliott; There's Dogs / Doug Elliott; Thus, Month After Month His Papers Accumulated / Victoria Gill; I Could Concoct a Better Plot and More / L. B. Greenwood // "Trevor Raymond recalls in his afterword that the first constitution of the Bootmakers of Toronto stated that 'The purpose of this Society shall be to keep Sherlock Holmes alive and well in Canada, and to assist police in locating missing boots and other footwear,' and the Bootmakers have done that (well, part of that) splendidly in the journal Canadian Holmes, as this anthology demonstrates."

1570. ———. Quotations from Baker Street : a selection of memorable, striking, familiar, historic, and funny sentences from the literature and folklore of Sherlock Holmes. 2nd ed. Waterloo: Chris Redmond, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

1571. Redmond, Christopher, and George A. Vanderburgh. Quotations from Baker Street a selection of memorable, striking, familier and historic sentences from the literature and folklore of Sherlock Holmes. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Availability: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, P.O. Box 204, 420 Owen Sound St., Shelburne, Ont. L0N 1S0 //

1572. Redmond, Christopher, and Jon V. Wilmunen. The tin dispatch-box: a compendium of the unpublished cases of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Facsimile ed. Waterloo, Ont: Privately published, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 21-25) //

1573. Rhode, Franklin W., Robert W. Hahn, and Henry Lauritzen. Pike's peeks at the world of Sherlock Holmes. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1574. Richards, Jeffrey. Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle, and the British Empire. Bingley, West Yorkshire: The Northern Musgraves, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1997 // "The Northern Musgraves continue to offer excellent Sherlockian and Doylean scholarship in their annual Musgrave Monographs, and the most recent is Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle, and the British Empire, a 40-page pamphlet by Jeffrey Richards in which he examines the Empire of a hundred years ago, when it was celebrating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee."

1575. Riley, Dick, and Pam McAllister. The Bedside Companion to Sherlock Holmes. New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1576. ———. The bedside, bathtub & armchair companion to Sherlock Holmes. New York: Continuum, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98023376 // With nearly 200 illustrations, this Companion will let you in on the world of Holmes and the loyal, ever-dignified, Dr. Watson; the London of their day; the great players who have made the part of Sherlock Holmes the role (for better or worse) of a lifetime; and much more. For the more serious reader, this volume is a new verse of an old and cherished love song. It offers a postmodern analysis of Watson's complex relationship with the great detective and contends that Holmes, typically perceived as a humorless, self-denying ascetic, is actually quite the bon vivant. With many lesser- known facts, unexpected insights, and fresh observations. The Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companion to Sherlock Holmes is perfect for reading or browsing, the book for all visitors to 221B Baker Street

1577. ———. The bedside, bathtub & armchair companion to Sherlock Holmes. New York: Continuum, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 24 cm. //

1578. Robb, Graham. Strangers : homosexual love in the nineteenth century. 1st American ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. 1. Prejudice -- Part one -- 2. In the shadows -- 3. Country of the blind -- 4. Outings -- Part two -- 5. Miraculous love -- 6. Society of strangers -- 7. A sex of one's own -- Part three -- 8. Fairy tales -- 9. Gentle Jesus -- 10. Heroes of modern life. Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-331) and index. //

1579. ———. Strangers : homosexual love in the nineteenth century. London: Picador, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "According to Marcel Berlins (in The Times on Dec. 6), Graham Robb 'ponders a romantic edge to Sherlock Holmes' feelings for Dr. Watson'."

1580. Roberts, S. C. Holmes & Watson: a miscellany. New York: O. Penzler, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94008931 //

1581. Roden, Barbara. 'I am inclined to think...' musings on Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 59). Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "A collection of essays published from 1988 to 2001 in Sherlockian and Doylean periodicals, on topics that range from Saucy Jack to Oliver Onions to 'The Captain of the Pole-Star'."

1582. Roden, Christopher, and Barbara Roden, eds. The blue carbuncle, (The case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashcroft,

B.C: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Source for the Goose...Sauce for the Gander: Christmas Riddles in 'The Blue Carbuncle' / Diana Barsham; A Case of Bluemail / Stephen Clarkson; Goodwill to all Men / Catherine Cooke; Blue Notes / Susan E. Dahlinger; Alpha Plus / Bernard Davies; A Set of Seasonal Tragedies / David Stuart Davies; The Compliments of the Season / Owen Dudley Edwards; The Card Upon the Bird's Leg / Sonia Fetherston; The Source for the Goose, or the Conundrums of 'The Blue Carbuncle' / Richard Lancelyn Green //

1583. ———, eds. The dying detective, (The case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Of Oysters and Ex-Clamation: The Case for Concealment in 'The Dying Detective' / Diana Barsham; Of Mites and Men / Susan E. Dahlinger; Why Did He Use Watson? / David Stuart Davies; Rendezvous With Dying / Owen Dudley Edwards; The Illuminated Man: Reflections on the Butler Staples / Sonia Fetherston; 'Do You Remember a Box' / Richard Lancelyn Green //

1584. ———, eds. The Musgrave Ritual, (The Case files of Sherlock Holmes). Penyffordd, Chester: Calabash Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. 'Whose Was It?' - Well, James V of Scotland's Probably / Catherine Cooke; Alas, Poor Brunton! / Frank Darlington; The Odd Couple: Some Observations on 'The Musgrave Ritual' / David Stuart Davies; Rituals and Musgraves / Owen Dudley Edwards; Whence Came It? The Sources of The Musgrave Ritual / Richard Lancelyn Green; What Was the Month? The chronology of 'The Musgrave Ritual' / John Hall //

1585. ———, eds. The speckled band, (The Case files of Sherlock Holmes). Ashroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Cleaning the Serpent's Tooth: Metaphor and Communication in 'The Speckled Band' / Diana Barsham; 'A Very Old Mansion' / Catherine Cooke; The First Real Victorian Villain of the Canon / David Stuart Davies; Sapengro; or, The Romany Rylott / Owen Dudley Edwards; Boas, Belmont and Bierce: The Sources of The Speckled Band / Richard Lancelyn Green //

1586. Ross, Michael, Peter E. Blau, and Von Herder Airguns Ltd, eds. Sherlockiana, 1894-1994 eine Bibliographie deutschsprachiger Sherlock-Holmes-Veröffentlichungen. Zweite, bearb. u. erw. Aufl ed, (Baskerville Bücher). Kempen: M. Ross, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95109967 //

1587. Ross, Michael, Von Herder Airguns Ltd, Oliver Bruhns, and Peter Neugebauer, eds. Jubiläumsbibliographie deutscher Sherlockiana = a centenary bibliography of German Sherlockiana : 1894-1994. Germany: Von Herder Airguns, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1588. Rothman, Steve, and Nicholas Utechin. To keep the memory green: reflections on the life of Richard Lancelyn Green, 1953-2004. 1st ed. London, New York: Quartering Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1589. Ruaud, André-François, and Xavier Mauméjean. Les nombreuses vies de Sherlock Holmes, (La bibliothèque rouge). Lyon: Moutons électriques, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- André-François Ruaud & Xavier Mauméjean ; avec la collaboration de Michael Moorcock, Béatrice Nicodème, Michel Pagel... [et al.]. //

1590. Rzepka, Charles J. Detective fiction, (Cultural history of literature). Cambridge: Polity, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. // See the author's "Casebook" essay on Sherlock Holmes, pp. 114-151. Entitled "The Scientific Detective's Bohemian Soul," the essay is supplemented by material on "A Scandal in Bohemia" appearing on pages 144-151, subtitled "Bohemian Souls of Steel."

1591. Rzepka, Charles J., and Lee Horsley. A Companion to Crime Fiction, (Blackwell companions to literature and culture). Chichester, U.K.; Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 26 cm. From The Newgate calendar to Sherlock Holmes / Heather Worthington -- From Sherlock Holmes to the present / Lee Horsley -- Criticism and theory / Heta Pyrhonen -- Crime and the mass media / Alain Silver, James Ursini -- Crime fiction and the literary canon / Joel Black -- The Newgate novel and the police casebook / Lauren Gillingham -- From sensation to the Strand / Christopher Pittard -- The "classical" model of the golden age / Susan Rowland -- Early American crime fiction : origins to urban gothic / Alexander Moudrov -- The "hard-boiled" genre / Andrew Pepper -- The pursuit of crime : characters in crime fiction / Carl Malmgren -- Crime, forensics, and modern science / Sarah Dauncey -- The police novel / Peter Messent -- Noir and the psycho-thriller / Philip Simpson -- True crime / David Schmid -- Gangs and mobs / Jonathan Munby -- Historical crime and detection / Ray B. Browne -- Crime and the spy genre / David Seed -- Crime and the gothic / Catherine Spooner -- Feminist crime fiction and female sleuths / Adrienne Gavin -- African-American detection and crime fiction / Frankie Bailey -- Ethnic postcolonial crime and detection (Anglophone) / Ed Christian -- Crime writing in other languages / Sue Neale -- Postmodern and metaphysical detection / Patricia Merivale -- Crime and detective literature for young readers / Christopher Routledge -- Crime in comics and the graphic novel / Arthur Fried -- Criminal investigation on film / Philippa Gates -- William Godwin (1756-1836) / Philip Shaw -- Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) / Maurice Lee -- Wilkie Collins (1824-1889) / Andrew Mangham -- Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) / John Hodgson -- Raymond Chandler (1888-1959) / Leroy Panek -- Agatha Christie (1890-1976) / Merja Makinen -- James M. Cain (1892-1977) / William Marling -- Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1957) / Esme Miskimmin -- Dashiell Hammett (1894-1961) / Jasmine Hall -- Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) / Alicia Borinsky -- Chester Himes (1909-1984) / Stephen Soitos -- David Goodis (1917-1967) / David Schmid -- P.D. James (1920- ) / Louise Harrington -- Patricia Highsmith (1921-1995) / Bran Nicol -- Elmore Leonard (1925- ) / Charles J. Rzepka -- Sara Paretsky (1947- ) / Malcah Effron -- Walter Mosley (1952- ) / John Gruesser -- Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980) / Nick Haeffner -- Martin Scorsese (1942- ) / Mark Desmond Nicholls -- John Woo (1946- ) / Karen Fang. Includes bibliographical references and index. edited by Charles J. Rzepka and Lee Horsley. //

1592. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, Alexis Barquin, and Pierre Bannier. Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Héros, 6). Pézilla-la- Rivière: DLM, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

1593. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Alzina Stone Dale. Sayers on Holmes: essays and fiction on Sherlock Holmes. Altadena, Calif: Mythopoeic Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 42-50) and index // "Dorothy L. Sayers was one of the earliest and best of the people who played the grand game of Sherlockian scholarship, and the booklet reprints all her essays on Sherlock Holmes and offers (for the first time in print) the script she wrote for Lord Peter Wimsey's comments during the centenary birthday tribute to Holmes broadcast by BBC radio on Jan. 8, 1954."

1594. Schatell, Norman, David Galerstein, and Irving Kamil. The scion of Schatell art in the blood. New York: Magico Magazine, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 2001. // "Norman Schatell was a delightful artist whose Sherlockian work appeared in Sherlockian (and other) journals, and informally on the envelopes in which he enclosed his letters to his friends. [This work] offers a spiral-bound collection of Norman's work, assembled by Dave Galerstein and with an enthusiastic introduction by Irving Kamil, and it's a fine opportunity to see just how much artistic fun Norm (and his friends) had."

1595. Scullion, Hugh S. Sherlock Holmes Stories: politically correct? London: the author, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "Examines the Canon for examples of language and attitudes and actions that would be considered incorrect or offensive by today's standards, and finds a lot of them, and he concludes that the author of the stories was a racist bigot."

1596. Shaw, Murray. Following the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes. s.l.: s.n., 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references; typescript //

1597. Sherwood, John C., and Mystery Visits (firm). The pocket Sherlock a portable guide to the Canon. West Grove, PA: Mystery Visits, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index // Synopses of the 60 commonly accepted chronicles, with primary plots and participants...plus case numbers and order, crimes both actual and suspected, publication dates and order, first anthology reference, popular chronology and notation systems, some unrecorded cases and bibliogrpahic materials. With personal data for Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson.--T.p

1598. Showler, Karl. The practical handbook of bee culture with some observations upon the segregation of the queen. 2nd rev. ed, (Methuen's monographs on biological subjects). Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

1599. Singh, Simon. The code book : the evolution of secrecy from Mary, Queen of Scots, to quantum cryptography. 1st Anchor Books ed. New York: Anchor Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 397-402) and index. Scuttlebutt Sep 2000. // Discussion of "The Dancing Men"

1600. ———. "The code book : the evolution of secrecy from Mary, Queen of Scots, to quantum cryptography." New York: Doubleday, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill., map ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 388-393) and index. Scuttlebutt Sep 2000. // Discussion of "The Dancing Men"

1601. ———. The code book : the science of secrecy from ancient Egypt to quantum cryptography. London: Fourth Estate, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map, ports. ; 25 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Sep 2000 // Discussion of "The Dancing Men"

1602. ———. The code book : the science of secrecy from ancient Egypt to quantum cryptography. New York: Anchor Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map, ports. ; 25 cm. Cipher of Mary Queen of Scots -- Le Chiffre indechiffrable -- Mechanization of secrecy -- Cracking the enigma -- Language barrier -- Alice and Bob go public -- Pretty good privacy -- Quantum leap into the future. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Sep 2000. // Discussion of "The Dancing Men"

1603. Smajic, Srdjan. Ghost-seers, Detectives, and Spiritualists : theories of vision in Victorian literature and science, (Cambridge studies in nineteenth-century literature and culture). New York: Cambridge University Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Contextualizing the ghost story -- The rise of optical apparitions -- Inner vision and spiritual optics -- 'Betwixt ancient faith and modern incredulity' -- Visual learning : sight and Victorian epistemology -- Scopophilia and scopophobia : Poe's readerly flâneur --Stains, smears, and visual language in The moonstone -- Semiotics vs. encyclopedism : the case of Sherlock Holmes -- Detective fiction's uncanny -- Light, ether, and the invisible world -- Inner vision and occult detection : Le Fanu's Martin Hesselius -- Other dimensions, other worlds -- Psychic sleuths and soul doctors. Includes bibliographical references (p. 238-255). // "This is an original study of the narrative techniques that developed for two very popular forms of fiction in the nineteenth century - ghost stories and detective stories - and the surprising similarities between them in the context of contemporary theories of vision and sight. Srdjan Smajic argues that to understand how writers represented ghost-seers and detectives, the views of contemporary scientists, philosophers, and spiritualists with which these writers engage have to be taken into account: these views raise questions such as whether seeing really is believing, how much of what we 'see' is actually only inferred, and whether there may be other (intuitive or spiritual) ways of seeing that enable us to perceive objects and beings inaccessible to the bodily senses. This book will make a real contribution to the understanding of Victorian

science in culture, and of the ways in which literature draws on all kinds of knowledge"--Provided by publisher.

1604. Smith, Edward S., Jr. The Floor Plans of Baker Street. Williston Park, NY: the author, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 // "Offers a survey of what was where at 221 Baker Street, on all of the floors, with plans and citations."

1605. Smith, Jonathan. Fact and feeling Baconian science and the nineteenth-Century literary imagination, (Science and literature). Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94014014. Includes bibliographical references and index // "A scholarly discussion of the perceived (misperceived, in Smith's opinion) conflict between the scientific method and the arts. He finds interesting parallels (between Hutton's geological uniformitarianism and Eliot's The Mill on the Floss, for example), and the book ends with a chapter on Sherlock Holmes as a scientific detective. Smith explores the influence of Huxley, Tyndall, and Darwin on Conan Doyle and Holmes, and notes Albert Einstein's tribute to 'the admirable stories of Conan Doyle.'"

1606. Société Sherlock Holmes de France. French Holmesian studies. Paris: Les Quincailliers de la Franco-Midland, Société Sherlock Holmes de France, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1607. ———. Sherlock Holmes et la France : une étude en bleu, blanc, rouge. [Paris]: Mairie de Paris, Bibliothèque des littératures policières : Agence culturelle de Paris, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bibliothèque des littératures policières (Paris, France) Conf Author(s): Exposition "Sherlock Holmes et la France" ; (1996 :; Paris, France). ill. ; 24 cm. "Réalisé à l'occasion de l'exposition 'Sherlock Holmes et la France' qui s'est tenue du 15 mai au 31 août 1996 à la BILIPO"--Colophon. Includes bibliographical references. //

1608. Solito, Enrico. Uno studio in Holmes inediti eccellenti, (Vascelli: Serie grigia mistero e avventura). Roma: Biblioteca del vascello, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1609. Sonnenschmidt, Frederic H. Tastes and tales of a chef : stories and recipes. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. One roast beef...how Sherlock Holmes and a roast beef sandwich were responsible for me becoming an American -- Sherlock Holmes, Mrs. Hudson, and the Hudson Valley. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Oct 2003. // "Fritz presided over all of the delightful Sherlockian dinners at the Culinary Institute of America, and is shown on the cover as a Sherlockian chef, and does not neglect Sherlock Holmes in his stories."

1610. Starrett, Vincent, and George A. Vanderburgh. The literary classics number 2. Hypertext ed, (Vincent Starrett's electronic library). Shelburne, Ontario, Canada: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The private life of Sherlock Holmes -- Books alive -- Bookman's holiday // This disk contains read-only text files of stories, commentary, criticism and interpretation written by Vincent Starrett about Sherlock Holmes, detective fiction and literature in general and book collecting

1611. Stashower, Daniel. The beautiful cigar girl: Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Rogers, and the invention of murder. New York: Dutton, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006019335 //

1612. Steinmann, Sylvie, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Fonds Arthur Conan Doyle : base de données images pour la partie iconographie du fonds. [Geneva?]: [School of Information Science?], 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. + 1 CD-ROM. CD-ROM: Arthur Conan Doyle [Média électronique] : base de données images. - 1 disque optique électronique (CD-ROM) ; 12 cm. Travail de diplôme Ecole d'information documentaire Genève./ Titre de la cassette du CD-ROM: Base de données images pour la partie

iconographie du fonds Arthur Conan Doyle. //

1613. Surridge, Lisa A. Bleak houses: marital violence in Victorian fiction. Athens: Ohio University Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005010296. Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-262) and index. Contents: Private violence in the public eye: the early writings of Charles Dickens -- Domestic violence and middle-class manliness: Dombey and Son -- From regency violence to Victorian feminism: the tenant of Wildfell Hall -- The abused woman and the community: "Janet's Repentance" -- Strange revelations: the divorce court, the newspaper, and the woman in white -- The private eye and the public gaze: he knew he was right -- Marital violence and the new woman: the wing of Azrael -- Are women protected? Sherlock Holmes and the violent home //

1614. Sussex, Lucy. Women Writers and Detectives in Nineteenth-century Crime Fiction : the mothers of the mystery genre, (Crime files). Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "This book is a study of the "mothers" of the mystery genre. Traditionally the invention of crime writing has been ascribed to Poe, Wilkie Collins and Conan Doyle, but they had formidable women rivals, whose work has been until recently largely forgotten. The purpose of this book is to "cherchez les femmes," in a project of rediscovery"--

1615. Symons, Julian. Criminal practices: Symons on crime writing 60s to 90s. London: Macmillan London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95180158; Scuttlebutt June 1995 // "A collection of some of the best of his critical essays and articles about crime writing. 'The fact is that ninety per cent of crime stories, mystery stories, thrillers, are written by people with no feeling for language, place or character,' he suggests in his Introduction, but he also finds much to praise, including the Sherlock Holmes stories..."

1616. Taylor, Troy, ed. Whitechapel Gazette. Decatur, IL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1617. Temple, John. "Deadhouse : life in a coroner's office." Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Tracy's first night -- Autopsy -- The crying room -- Next of kin -- The courtroom -- Death, be not proud -- The TV team -- The floater -- Pickles in court -- Ed's last night. Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jun 2005. // "Offers an interesting look at forensic pathology in Pittsburgh's Allegheny County Coroner's Office in the summer of 2000, and at the pathologists and interns who worked there, and he does not neglect Sherlock Holmes' contributions to the science; the book is not for the squeamish, but it's an excellent account of the real science on which the 'CSI' television shows are based."

1618. ———. Deadhouse : life in a coroner's office. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Tracy's first night -- Autopsy -- The crying room -- Next of kin -- The courtroom -- Death, be not proud -- The TV team -- The floater -- Pickles in court -- Ed's last night. Includes bibliographical references. //

1619. Terras, Donald J., and C. Frederick Kittle. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes : Essays and Art on the Doctor and the Detective. [Chicago]: Northeastern Illinois University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- C. Frederick Kittle Collection of Doyleana (Newberry Library) ; ill., ports. ; 26 cm. Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / by Robert Cotner -- Have you a 'reminiscences' in your attic / by Raymond L. Betzner -- A doctor's unjaundiced look at the Victorian medical scene (or, Eschewing the syringe for the pen) / by Ely M. Liebow -- Down the slopes with Conan Doyle at Davos (the birth of skiing) / by C. Frederick Kittle -- The magic doors / by Julie McKuras -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on stamps / by Marshall Blankenship -- Military intelligence? Jumbo shrimp? What about amateur mendicant? / by Susan Rice -- The romance of medicine for doctors Doyle and Kittle / by Richard J. Sveum -- Arthur Conan Doyle visits Chicago, 1894 / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Kittle collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library Chicago. Core collection -- Appendix. A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle: 1859-1930. "Commemorating the Kittle Collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library, April 11, 2003."/ Laid in: Program for Doyle exhibit dinner, April 11, 2003./ Includes bibliographical references. Compiled and edited by Donald J. Terras. //

1620. Thomières, Daniel. L'ambiguïté dans les littératures de langue anglaise, (Imaginaires). Reims: Presses universitaires de Reims, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The passion of the possible: ambiguity and hypocrisy / Thomas Docherty -- L'ambiguïté dans The adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892) de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) / Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay -- Bradleyan experience and the order of ambiguity in The Waste Land / Christian Walker -- Ambiguity and religion in Philip Larkin's poems / Andrew McKeown. [directeur de la publication, Daniel Thomières]. //

1621. Thurbon, W., and Jon L. Lellenberg. The education of Sherlock Holmes a footnote. s.l.: s.n., 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1622. Thurman, Susan. The Sherlock Holmes Study Guide. Henderson, KY: Class Act, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 //

1623. Tolins, Steven. Sherlockian twaddle. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1624. Toronto Reference Library, and Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection. The magic door. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Reference Library, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1625. Tosh, John. A man's place: masculinity and the middle-class home in Victorian England. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98031422. Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-243) and index. Scuttlebutt Mar 1999 // John Tosh shows how profoundly men's lives were conditioned by the Victorian ideal, and how they negotiated its many contradictions. Tosh begins by looking at the experience of boyhood, married life, sex and fatherhood in the early decades of the nineteenth century - illustrated by case- studies representing a variety of backgrounds - and then contrasts this with the lives of the late Victorian generation. By the 1870s, men were becoming less enchanted with the pleasures of home. Once the rights of wives were extended by law and society, marriage seemed less attractive, and the bachelor world of clubland flourished as never before. The Victorians declared that to be fully human and fully masculine, men must be active participants in domestic life. In exposing the contradictions in this ideal, they defined the climate for gender politics in the next century

1626. Viney, Charles. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming, Surrey, Endland: Quadrillion Pub., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. Originally published: 1995. // Retraces the footsteps of Holmes and Watson through late-nineteenth-century London, each photograph illustrating a setting in one of the Holmes stories

1627. ———. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming, Surrey, England: CLB, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1628. ———. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming: Bramley, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1629. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. Godalming, Surrey: Colour Library Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. Includes: An atlas of Victorian London. [London] : G.W. Bacon, 1888. 1 atlas (7 maps). // "Over 200 original photographs of London taken between 1879 and 1914, each linked

to events in the Sherlock Holmes stories"--Dust jacket

1630. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. New York: Smithmark, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1631. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. Toronto: Viking, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, ports. ; 28 cm. //

1632. Viney, Charles, and Kiyoshi Tanaka. Sharokku homuzu no mita rondon, (Kawade bunko). Tokyo: Kawadeshoboshinsha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. Sherlock Holmes in London. //

1633. Weller, Philip. Alphabetically, My Dear Watson. Fareham, Hampshire: Sherlock Publications, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A pocket reference book listing all the Canonical characters, with brief details and citations.

1634. ———. Elementary Holmes: a pocket reference guide to the world of Sherlock Holmes. Fareham, Hampshire: Sherlock Publications, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1635. Wexler, Bruce. The Mysterious world of Sherlock Holmes: the illustrated guide to the famous cases, infamous adversaries, and ingenious methods of the great detective. 1st ed. Philadelphia: Courage Books, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007934372 //

1636. Whitfield, Peter Dr. The mapmakers : a history of Stanfords. London: Compendium, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 21 x 27 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Dec 2003. // "'After you left I sent down to Stamford's for the Ordnance map of this portion of the moor,' Sherlock Holmes said (in almost every edition of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'). Founded by Edward Stanford in 1853 (Watson wasn't aware of the correct spelling), Stanfords celebrated its 150th anniversary this year."

1637. Wolf, Tony, ed. The Bartitsu Compendium: History and the Canonical Syllabus. Vol. 1. [Morrisville, NC]: Lulu, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "Bartitsu was invented by E. W. Barton-Wright, and is believed by many Sherlockian scholars to be the baritsu that Sherlock Holmes mentions in 'The Empty House'."

1638. Wood, Benton. Who's where a handy reference guide to persons in the Holmesian Canon, listed by adventure. S.l: s.n., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1639. Wood, Joan. Mrs. Hudson's Handbook of Sherlockian Cookery, Book No. 2. Ellenton, FL: The Pleasant Places of Florida, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 //

1640. Worthington, Heather. The rise of the detective in early nineteenth-century popular fiction, (Crime files series). Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004059166. Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-197) and index //

1641. Zaldin, Donald. The gasogene in Victorian England and at 221B, (Bootmakers' monographs), 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. "Presentation to The Bootmakers of Toronto on Saturday, December 1, 2001"--t.p. //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- BLUE CARBUNCLE (4)

1642. Bensley, Janet (ed). A Blue Carbuncle. [Zeigler, IL]: The Occupants of the Empty House, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "An interesting collection of papers about the gem, and the story."

1643. Briggs, Thomas H., Charles Madison Curry, and Leonidas Warren Payne, Jr. Literature For the Junior High School. Vol. 3. Chicago/New York/San Francisco: Rand McNally & Company, 1929. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" is on pp. 507-528.

1644. Henderson, John N. A history of the Museum Tavern in Bloomsbury. London: Blemund's, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 2001. // "Traces the history of the tavern from 1723 (when it was the Dog and Duck) to the present day, and it does not neglect the fact that Sherlockian scholars have identified it as the Alpha Inn (in 'The Blue Carbuncle')."

1645. Koch, Hugo. "...There are...some hundreds of Henry Bakers in this city of ours..." an identification of the Henry Baker. S.l: s.n., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- BRUCE-PARTINGTON PLANS (2)

1646. Kean, Michael H. Who was Bruce-Partington?, (Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, CA: Pondicherry Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 27) //

1647. ———. Who was Bruce-Partington? Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. <32>-33) //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- CARDBOARD BOX (4)

1648. Applegate, Debby. The most famous man in America: the biography of Henry Ward Beecher. 1st ed. New York: Doubleday, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005054842. Includes bibliographical references (p. 495-503) and index //

1649. Dumych, Daniel M. Niagara Falls, (Scenes of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006929700; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

1650. ———. Niagara Falls, (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004114129; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

1651. ———. Niagara Falls, (Images of America). Dover, N.H: Arcadia, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96201784; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- CASE OF IDENTITY (1)

1652. Klinger, Leslie S. James Windibank: The Underestimated Villain. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- DANCING MEN (1)

1653. Kahn, David. The codebreakers the story of secret writing. Rev. ed. New York: Scribner, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96031318; Scuttlebutt Mar 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 985-987) and index // "Widely and wisely regarded as the best book ever written about codes and ciphers, and those who deal with them (including Sherlock Holmes and the dancing men cipher)."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- FINAL PROBLEM(1)

1654. Marriott, Guy, Bob Ellis, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes in Switzerland. [London]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, (Printed by T & C Printers), 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 30 cm. Edited by Guy Marriott and Bob Ellis. Contents: My First Trip to Switzerland / Lars Ahlner; The Pass of the Gemmi, and the Baths of Leuk; The Railroad to Reichenbach / John Baesch; Taking the Waters / Catherine Cooke; Canonical Connections / Bernard Davies; Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and Switzerland / Vincent Delay; Upon the Dating of The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax With Some Observations on the Location of the Hotel National in Lausanne / Vincent Delay; An Alpine Walk / Arthur Conan Doyle; Cutting the Gordian Knot / Alexian Gregory; Two Honey Recipes from Switzerland / Eileen Holman; Meiringen, Meringues and Sherlock Holmes / Peter Horrocks; Albert Einstein - Man of the 20th Century / Peter Jezler; My Name is Peter Steiler / Albert Kunz; Some Notes on the Railways at Zermatt and Meiringen / Guy Marriott; To Climb the Matterhorn / Guy Marriott; Who Was Silas Hocking? / Guy Marriott; The Norwegian Explorers at Meiringen / Julie McKuras; A Final Case of Identity / Michael Meer; A Questionable Picture / Ernst-Harald Mock; Englishmen at Montreux / Patrick Moser; Holmes - The Honeyed Hermit / Reggie Musgrave; So What Happened Next? / Auberon Redfearn; Ex Libris Apis Mellifera / Susan Rice; Who Knew and How Did They Know? / Nicholas Utechin // The Sherlock Holmes Society of London makes occasional "pilgrimages" to sites mentioned in the Holmesian Canon. The 2005 Pilgrimage was to Reichenbach Falls and resulted in this volume of reminiscences, opinions and studies. Map on the back cover traces the trip./ Includes bibliographical references.

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- HIS LAST BOW (2)

1655. Bird, Margaret, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. An East wind the east coast expedition of the Sherlock

Holmes Society of London, 4-6 July 1997 : a practical handbook to the setting of His Last Bow. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 131) //

1656. Bruxner, Pamela, and Bob Ellis. Colour it Prussian blue: a day excursion to Retired Colourman and His Last Bow territory, Sunday 4th September 2005. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (10)

1657. Bayard, Pierre. L'affaire du chien des Baskerville, (Paradoxe). Paris: Minuit, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

1658. ———. L'affaire du chien des Baskerville, (Paradoxe). Paris: Minuit, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

1659. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Le chien des Baskerville, (La bibliothèque Gallimard .; Texte & dossier). Paris: Gallimard, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduction et lecture accompagnée par Jean-Pierre Naugrette. //

1660. Frayling, Christopher. Nightmare the birth of horror. London: BBC Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 216-221) and index; Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "Was published to accompany the BBC mini-series that was broadcast and it's far more than merely a repeat of the material in the television shows: Frayling explores Frankenstein, Dracula, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and The Hound of the Baskervilles, and offers new information on the genesis of the Dartmoor tale, and some splendid illustrations, including (for the first time) the first page of Chapter XI of the manuscript, and B. Fletcher Robinson's inscription in the copy of the first edition of the book he presented to coachman Harry Baskerville 'with apologies for using the name!'"

1661. Garrick-Steele, Rodger, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The House of the Baskervilles. Bloomington, Ind.: 1st books library, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 597-603) // An editor of the Express newspaper, Bertram Fletcher Robinson, wrote a story, 'An Adventure on Dartmoor,' which may be the original tale Doyle turned into The Hound of the Baskervilles. Garrick-Steele speculates on Doyle's career, postulating plagiarism, adultery, blackmail, and murder in the career of Holmes's creator

1662. Gelly, Christophe. Le chien des Baskerville : Poètique du roman policier chez Conan Doyle, (Collection Champ anglophone). Lyon: PUL. Presses universitaires de Lyon, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-205). //

1663. Klinger, Leslie S. The Search for Baskerville Hall. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1664. Morrell, David, and Hank Wagner. Thrillers : 100 must-reads. 1st ed. Longboat Key, FL: Oceanview Pub., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Welcome to the world of thrillers / by David Hewson -- One hundred must- read thrillers / by David Morrell, Hank Wagner -- Theseus and the Minotaur (1500 B.C.) / Lee Child -- Homer's The Iliad and the Odyssey (7th century B.C.) / William Bernhardt -- Beowulf (between 700 and 1000 A.D.) / Andrew Klavan -- William Shakespeare's Macbeth (1605-1606) / A.J. Hartley -- Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719-1722) / David Liss -- Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, or, The modern Prometheus (1818)

/ Gary Braver -- James Fenimore Cooper's The last of the Mohicans (1826) / Rick Wilber -- Edgar Allan Poe's The narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket (1838) / Katherine Neville -- Alexandre Dumas' The count of Monte Cristo (1845) / Francine Mathews -- Wilkie Collins's The woman in white (1860) / Douglas Preston - - H. Rider Haggard's King Solomons mines (1885) / Norman L. Rubenstein -- Robert Louis Stevenson's The strange case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1886) / Sarah Langan -- Anthony Hope's The prisoner of Zenda (1894) / Michael Palmer -- Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) / Carole Nelson Douglas -- H.G. Wells's The war of the worlds (1898) / Steven M. Wilson -- Rudyard Kipling's Kim (1901) / Tom Grace -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The hound of the Baskervilles (1901) / Laura Benedict -- Joseph Conrad's Heart of darkness (1902) / H. Terrell Griffin -- Erskine Childers's The riddle of the sands (1903) / Christine Kling -- Jack London's The sea wolf (1904) / Jim Fusilli -- Baroness Emma Orczy's The scarlet pimpernel (1905) / Lisa Black -- Edgar Rice Burroughs's Tarzan of the apes (1912) / W. Craig Reed -- Marie Belloc Lowndes's The lodger (1913) / James A. Moore -- John Buchan's The thirty-nine steps (1915) / Janet Berliner -- E. Phillips Oppenheim's The great impersonation (1920) / Justin Scott -- Richard Connell's "The most dangerous game" (1924) / Katherine Ramsland -- W. Somerset Maugham's Ashenden, or, the British agent (1928) / Melodie Johnson Howe -- P.G. Wodehouse's Summer lightning (1929) / R.L. Stine -- Edgar Wallace's King Kong (1933) / Kathleen Sharp -- Lester Dent's Doc Savage : the man of bronze (1933) / Mark T. Sullivan -- James M. Cain's The postman always rings twice (1934) / Joe R. Lansdale -- Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca (1938) / Allison Brennan -- Agatha Christie's And then there were none (1939) / David Morrell -- Eric Ambler's A coffin for Dimitrios (1939) / Ali Karim -- Geoffrey Household's Rogue male (1939) / David Morrell -- Helen Macinnes's Above suspicion (1941) / Gayle Lynds -- Cornell Woolrich's "Rear Window" (1942) / Thomas F. Monteleone -- Vera Caspary's Laura (1943) / M.J. Rose -- Kenneth Fearing's The big clock (1946) / Lincoln Child -- Graham Greene's The third man (1950) / Rob Palmer -- Patricia Highsmith's Strangers on a train (1950) / David Baldacci -- Mickey Spillane's One lonely night (1951) / Max Allan Collins -- Jim Thompson's The killer inside me (1953) / Scott Nicholson -- Ernest K. Gann's The high and the mighty (1953) / Ward Larsen -- Jack Finney's Invasion of the body snatchers (1955) / James Rollins -- Hammond Innes's The wreck of the Mary Deare (1956) / Matt Lynn -- Ian Fleming's From Russia, with love (1957) / Raymond Benson -- Alistair MacLean's The guns of Navarone (1957) / Larry Gandle -- Richard Condon's The Manchurian candidate (1959) / Robert S. Levinson -- Len Deighton's The IPCRESS file (1962) / Jeffery Deaver -- Fletcher Knebel & Charles W. Bailey's Seven days in May (1962) / James Grady -- Lionel Davidson's The rose of Tibet (1962) / Milton C. Toby -- Richard Stark's (Donald E. Westlake's) The hunter aka Point blank (1962) Duane Swierczynski -- John le Carré's The spy who came in from the cold (1963) / Denise Hamilton -- Wilbur Smith's When the lion feeds (1964) / W.D. Gagliani -- Evelyn Anthony's The rendezvous (1967) / Sandra Brown -- Michael Crichton's The Andromeda strain (1969) / Josh Conviser -- James Dickey's Deliverance (1970) / Terry Watkins -- Frederick Forsyth's The day of the jackal (1971) / F. Paul Wilson -- Brian Garfields's Death wish (1972) / John Lescroart -- David Morrell's First blood (1972) / Steve Berry -- Trevanian's The Eiger sanction (1972) / Lee Goldberg -- Charles McCarry's The tears of autumn (1974) / Hank Wagner -- Peter Benchley's Jaws (1974) / P.J. Parrish -- William Goldman's Marathon man (1974) /Hank Wagner -- James Grady's Six days of the condor (1974) / Mark Terry -- Jack Higgins's The eagle has landed (1975) / Zoë Sharp -- Joseph Wambaugh's The choirboys (1975) / James O. Born -- Clive Cussler's Raise the Titanic! (1976) / Grant Blackwood -- Ira Levin's The boys from Brazil (1976) / Daniel Kalla -- Robin Cook's Coma (1977) / CJ Lyons -- Ken Follett's Eye of the needle (1978) / Tess Gerritsen -- Ross Thomas's Chinaman's chance (1978) / John D. MacDonald's The green ripper (1079) / J.A. Konrath -- Justin Scott's The shipkiller (1079) / Lawrence Light -- Robert Ludlum's The Bourne identity (1980) / Linda L. Richards -- Eric Van Lustbader's The ninja (1980) / J.D. Rhoades -- Thomas Harris's Red dragon (1981) / Bev Vincent -- Jack Ketchum's Off season (1981) / Blake Crouch -- Thomas Perry's The butcher's boy (1982) / Robert Liparulo -- Tom Clancy's The hunt for red October (1984) / Chris Kuzneski -- F. Paul Wilson's The tomb (1984) / Heather Graham -- Andrew Vachss's Flood (1985) / Barry Eisler -- Stephen King's Misery (1987) / Chris Mooney -- Nelson DeMille's The charm school (1988) / J.T. Ellison -- Dean Koontz's Watchers (1988) / Lee Thomas -- Katherine Neville's The eight (1988) / Shirley Kennett -- Petrer Straub's Koko (1988) / Hank Wagner -- Johns Grisham's The firm (1991) / M. Diane Vogt -- R.L. Stine's Silent night (1991) / Jon Land -- James Patterson's Along came a spider (1992) / Mary SanGiovanni -- Stephen Hunter's Point of impact (1993) / Christopher Rice -- Johns Lescroart's The 13th juror (1994) / Karna Small Bodman -- Sandra Brown's The witness (1995) / Deborah LeBlanc -- David Baldacci's Absolute power (1996) / Rhodi Hawk -- Gayle Lynds's Masquerade (1996) / Hank Phillippi Ryan -- Lee Child's Killing floor (1997) / Marcus Sakey -- Jeffery Deaver's The bone collector (1997) / Jeffrey J.

Mariotte -- Dan Brown's The Da Vinci code (2003) / Steve Berry. Includes index. [edited by] David Morrell and Hank Wagner. // Through essays contributed by modern thriller writers such as David Baldacci, Lee Child, Sandra Brown, and many others, this book explores 100 works of suspense from the ancient world to modern times.

1665. Thoms, Peter. Detection & its designs: narrative & power in 19th-century detective fiction. Athens: Ohio University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97035273. Includes bibliographical references (p. 169-174) and index // "The author uses Conan Doyle as one of several early detective-fiction authors, and devotes a chapter to "The Hound of the Baskervilles".

1666. Weller, Philip, Edward Hardwicke, and Bryan Harper. The hound of the Baskervilles hunting the Dartmoor legend : being the original text of the classic story. Devon England: Devon Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-243) // "The book includes the full text from The Strand Magazine, and a major new study by Philip Weller of the historical, geographical, and literary background to the story, illustrated with 100 historic and contemporary photographs, and a foreword by Edward Hardwicke."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- LADY FRANCES CARFAX (1)

1667. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- MUSGRAVE RITUAL (2)

1668. Brotton, Jerry. The sale of the late King's goods Charles I and his art collection. London: Macmillan, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006445054. Includes bibliographical references and index // Possibly of interest for those investigating aspects of 'The Musgrave Ritual.'

1669. MacGregor, Arthur. The late king's goods collections, possessions, and patronage of Charles I in the light of the Commonwealth sale inventories. London, Oxford: A. McAlpine. Oxford University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91185144. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // "A catalog listing that might interest those who are investigating aspects of 'The Musgrave Ritual'"

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- PRIORY SCHOOL (3)

1670. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bob Ellis. This dark square : a Priory School examination. [London]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, Printed by Parchments of Oxford, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 30 cm. "This dark square is the Priory School" / by Jonathan McCafferty -- "...it is time that we were leaving for Euston" / by Guy Marriott -- Ham Hall / by Guy Marriott -- The Priory School prospectus / compiled by Jonathan McCafferty -- Class in 'The Priory School' / by Nicholas Utechin -- Manners are not idle / by Jonathan McCafferty -- The Fighting Cock / by Jonathan McCafferty -- A tram-car

coming down a country lane: The Tramway Museum at Crich / by Guy Marriott -- Horace's sidelights on Huxtable / by Horace -- The plover and curlew are the only inhabitants / by Bob Ellis -- The Ashbourne inheritance / by Jonathan McCafferty. Includes bibliographical references. Edited by Bob Ellis. //

1671. Konhauser, Joseph D. E, Daniel J Velleman, and S Wagon. Which way did the bicycle go? and other intriguing mathematical mysteries, (Dolciani mathematical expositions). Washington, D.C.: Mathematical Association of America, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95081495; Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-232) and index // "An imaginative collection of mathematical mysteries by Joseph D. E. Konhauser, Dan Velleman, and Stan Wagon. And the first problem in the book is a discussion of a real Canonical mystery (from 'The Priory School'): how do you tell from a set of bicycle tracks which way the bicycle was going? It turns out that there is a mathematical answer to the question, and it's explained neatly in the book (which also has some nice Sherlockian cover art by Max Carl Winkler)."

1672. Starrs, James E. The Noiseless tenor the bicycle in literature. New York: Cornwall Books, 1982. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 81067758. Bibliography: p. 375-383. Scuttlebutt Apr 1996 // "James E. Starrs is well-known now for forensic investigation of questions such as whether Alferd Packer dined on the party he was supposed to be guiding over the mountains (Starrs dug up the victims, and concluded that they had indeed been murdered, and quite likely butchered). And he enjoys bicycling, and he has edited a delightful anthology that includes 'The Priory School' (and some discussion of bicycle tracks), and a splendid Foreword by William Saroyan, and two excerpts from Christopher Morley, and much more."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- RED-HEADED LEAGUE (1)

1673. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- RETIRED COLOURMAN (1)

1674. Bruxner, Pamela, and Bob Ellis. Colour it Prussian blue: a day excursion to Retired Colourman and His Last Bow territory, Sunday 4th September 2005. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- SCANDAL IN BOHEMIA (1)

1675. Rzepka, Charles J. Detective fiction, (Cultural history of literature). Cambridge: Polity, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. // See the author's "Casebook" essay on Sherlock Holmes, pp. 114-151. Entitled "The Scientific Detective's Bohemian Soul," the essay is supplemented by material on "A Scandal in Bohemia" appearing on pages 144-151, subtitled "Bohemian Souls of Steel."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- SILVER BLAZE (1)

1676. Swift, Wayne B., and Francine Swift. Red Smith's view of Silver Blaze. s.l.: Wigmore-Sumatran, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- SPECKLED BAND (1)

1677. Bloom, Clive. Creepers: British horror and fantasy in the twentieth century. London, Boulder, Colo: Pluto Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92036706. Includes bibliographical references and index // "With Victor Sage's essay on 'The Speckled Band.'"

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- STUDY IN SCARLET (3)

1678. Dumych, Daniel M. Niagara Falls, (Scenes of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006929700; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

1679. ———. Niagara Falls, (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004114129; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

1680. ———. Niagara Falls, (Images of America). Dover, N.H: Arcadia, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96201784; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 // "Has fine period photographs of a place mentioned in two Sherlock Holmes stories ('A Study in Scarlet' and 'The Cardboard Box')."

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- SUSSEX VAMPIRE (1)

1681. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

06B WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- TALES -- VALLEY OF FEAR (7)

1682. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Murderland: a companion volume to The Baker Street Irregulars' expedition to The Valley of Fear. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / Steven T. Doyle -- An

expedition to the Vermissa Valley / Julia Carlson Rosenblatt -- The Mollies vs. the Scowrers: fact and fiction in The Valley of Fear / Steven T. Doyle -- Bad company / David Hammer -- The overthrow of the Molly Maguires: stories from the archives of the Pinkerton Detective Agency / Cleveland Moffett -- Vermissa, PA-- Inferno, USA / Pasquale Accardo -- It is an old manuscript: the notes for The Valley of Fear / Peter Blau -- The strange case of Birdy Edwards: the first hardboiled detective? / Gary Lovisi -- The ancient manor house of Birlstone / Catherine Cooke -- A single triumph? The Valley of Fear on film / Pat Ward -- Miss Porlock, I presume? / Jon Lellenberg // A compilation of BSI papers related to The Valley of Fear, created in preparation for the October 2004 expedition of over 100 Sherlockians to the valley of Shenandoah and Mahanoy, the real site of action in the story. Includes photocopy reprints of notes outlining the plot of the story

1683. Kenny, Kevin. Making sense of the Molly Maguires. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96053599. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 //

1684. Lukas, J. Anthony. Big trouble a murder in a small western town sets off a struggle for the soul of America. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97021359; Scuttlebutt Nov 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. [813]-829) and index // "What really happened to Birdy Edwards after he escaped from the Valley of Fear? Well, more precisely, what happened to the real Birdy Edwards? The real Birdy Edwards was the real Pinkerton agent James McParland, who helped bring an end to the Molly Maguires, and he continued his Pinkerton career, in the western United States, where he was once again involved in a battle with miners, and the International Workers of the World, after the assassination of a former governor of Idaho. That story is told in considerable detail in this book."

1685. Poole, Henry W, and Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad Company. Topographical map of the Mine Hill and Schuylkill-Haven Rail Road with its branches and extension to Ashland; surveyed and drawn by Henry W. Poole, Civl. Topl. Ming. Engr. Pottsville, Pa. Dec. 1854, to accompany the Report to the stockholders. n.p, 1854. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98688718; Scuttlebutt July 1996. Citations: LC Railroad maps // Map of Pennsylvania between Schuylkill Haven and Ashland showing drainage, relief by hachures, cities, towns, individual buildings, mines, mills, and the mining branch rail lines. Chartered on the March 24, 1828. 13 miles opened in 1831. Completed to Ashland in 1857.

1686. Ward, Leo L. Pottsville. 1st ed, (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006932170; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "For those who would like to see just what the Vermissa Valley looked like in the days of the Scowrers: there are many 19th-century photographs, with informative captions. Pottsville, the county seat of Schuylkill County, is where the real Mollie Maguires were known and feared."

1687. Ward, Leo L, and Mark T Major. Pottsville, (Images of America). Dover, N.H: Arcadia, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95237528; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "For those who would like to see just what the Vermissa Valley looked like in the days of the Scowrers: there are many 19th-century photographs, with informative captions. Pottsville, the county seat of Schuylkill County, is where the real Mollie Maguires were known and feared."

1688. ———. Pottsville in the twentieth century, (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003105200; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "For those who would like to see just what the Vermissa Valley looked like in the days of the Scowrers: there are many 19th-century photographs, with informative captions. Pottsville, the county seat of Schuylkill County, is where the real Mollie Maguires were known and feared."

06C WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- SHERLOCK HOLMES (30)

1689. Sherlock Holmes et le signe de la fiction. (Signes). Fontenay-aux-Roses: ENS, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Textes réunis par Denis Mellier. //

1690. Bell, Hazel K. Indexers and indexes in fact and fiction. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes index. Edited by Hazel K. Bell ; with a foreword by A.S. Byatt. Scuttlebutt Nov 2002. // "The contents include an interesting essay on 'Indexing in Baker Street' by Margaret D. Anderson, who concludes that 'Holmes was a successful indexer. He was industrious and painstaking, as all indexers must be, and, aided by his remarkable memory, his filing system never failed him. A modern practitioner would no doubt have made a master card-index for all the encyclopaedic volumes, but Holmes did very well without."

1691. ———. Indexers and indexes in fact and fiction. London: British Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Edited by Hazel K. Bell ; with a foreword by A.S. Byatt. //

1692. Brend, Gavin. My dear Holmes a study in Sherlock, (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93042878 //

1693. Campbell, Mark. Sherlock Holmes, (Pocket essentials). Harpenden: Pocket Essentials, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1694. Dilts, Robert. Vinci et Homes, (Les Stratégies du génie). Paris: La Méridienne : Desclée de Brouwer, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Robert Dilts ; traduit de l'américain par Gérard Bénéjean et Marie- Cécile Baland. / Uniform Title: Strategies of genius. French. //

1695. Donegall, Edward Arthur Donald St. George Hamilton Chichester. Baker Street and beyond: essays on Sherlock Holmes. London: Westminster Libraries. Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 94013716 //

1696. Dorn, William S., Nancy Beiman, Philip Cornell, J. F. Christ, and Ernest Bloomfield Zeisler. A day-by-day chronology of Mr. Sherlock Holmes according to Zeisler and Christ. Denver, CO: Pencil Productions, Ltd, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002094349. Includes bibliographical references (p. 49) and indexes //

1697. Green, Joseph, and Peter Ridgway Watt. Alas, poor Sherlock the imperfections of the world's greatest detective (to say nothing of his medical friend). Beckenham, Kent, England: Chancery House Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007390971. Includes bibliographical references (p. 355-370) //

1698. Hacker, Richard Carleton. The adventures of the singular pipes of Sherlock Holmes. S.l: s.n, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1699. Hammer, David L. A dangerous game: being a travel guide to the Europe of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // "Is as delightful as his four earlier travel books (three devoted to Britain, and one to North America), and like the others it is a reasonable substitute for having the author himself as one's guide. But only reasonable, since he so obviously enjoys his journeys and his research, and it is easy enough to imagine how much fun it would be to join one of his expeditions. The book is written with style and humor, and recommended."

1700. Jewell, Donald Girard. The botanical Holmes a monograph on plants in the time of Sherlock Holmes, (The Sherlock Holmes natural history series). Westminster: Pinchin Lane Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 65-67) and index //

1701. Jones, Watkin. The Case of the Scarlet Woman: Sherlock Holmes and the occult. London: Greenwich Exchange, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 2000 // "Involves Holmes and Watson with members of Aleister Crowley's Order of the Golden Dawn, and in an investigation of the occult and of a murder mystery."

1702. Klinger, Leslie S., ed. Life and Times of Mr. Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, M.D., Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Other Notable Personages: A Table of Significant Events. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1703. ———. Surveying the Missing Years: Studies of the Great Hiatus. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1704. Mason, Bill. Deeper shades the dressing-gowns of Sherlock Holmes and the psychology of color. 1st ed. Centreville, Va: B. Mason, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99180592. Includes bibliographical references //

1705. McPhee, John A. Irons in the fire. 1st ed. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96032358; Scuttlebutt Apr 1997. Contents: Irons in the fire -- Release -- In virgin forest -- The gravel page -- Duty of care -- Rinard at Manheim -- Travels of the rock // "John McPhee's essay 'The Gravel Page' (the title was taken from the Canon and included in this volume) originally appeared in The New Yorker, with a fine explanation of forensic geology, and acknowledgement of Sherlock Holmes' contributions to the science he invented."

1706. Mitchelson, Austin. The Baker Street irregular: the unauthorised biography of Sherlock Holmes. Romford: Ian Henry, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

1707. Nordon, Pierre. Tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur Sherlock Holmes ... sans l'avoir jamais rencontré. Paris: Le Livre de poche, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Cover title: Tout ce que vous avez voulu savoir sur Sherlock Holmes sans jamais l'avoir rencontré. Spine title: Tout savoir sur Sherlock Holmes. Full-colour cover illustration of Holmes. Rozier-Gaudriault. Includes bibliography. //

1708. Nossintchouk, Ronald. Sherlock Holmes : enquête privée, (Collection Criminales). Paris: E-dite, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

1709. Petersen, Svend, Arthur Conan Doyle, Carl William Thiel, Karen Murdock, Frank Darlington, Edwin Christenson, and George A. Vanderburgh. Sherlock Holmes almanac. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-374) and index //

1710. Rennison, Nick. Sherlock Holmes: the unauthorized biography. New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006047665 //

1711. ———. Sherlock Holmes: the unauthorized biography. London: Atlantic Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006361193. Includes bibliographical references (p. [253]- 257) and index. Scuttlebutt Nov. 2005 // "Rennison does not attempt to create a detailed chronology for all of Holmes' cases, and he dismisses some of the more fantastic Sherlockian scholarship as nonsensical; he also places Conan Doyle firmly in Holmes' world, which may be useful at a time when the general reader might be

expected to know more about Conan Doyle than was true more than 40 years ago."

1712. Richards, Antony J., Bryson Gore, Royal Institution of Great Britain, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Holmes, chemistry and the Royal Institution. Linton, Cambridgeshire: E. & E. Plumridge, Ltd, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Foreword / Antony J. Richards -- Acknowledgements / Bryson Gore, Antony J. Richards -- The Royal Institution of Great Britain : place of tradition and chemical genius / Antony J. Richards -- Sherlock Holmes : a study in chemistry / Antony J. Richards -- Chemistry is ... elementary / Bryson Gore -- Faraday and Holmes : two chemists, one character / Antony J. Richards -- Where did Holmes learn his chemistry? / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix A, Selected Royal Institution of Great Britain discourses of a Holmesian nature / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix B, South Foreland : more than just a lighthouse / Antony J. Richards //

1713. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

1714. Smith, Jonathan. Fact and feeling Baconian science and the nineteenth-Century literary imagination, (Science and literature). Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94014014. Includes bibliographical references and index // "A scholarly discussion of the perceived (misperceived, in Smith's opinion) conflict between the scientific method and the arts. He finds interesting parallels (between Hutton's geological uniformitarianism and Eliot's The Mill on the Floss, for example), and the book ends with a chapter on Sherlock Holmes as a scientific detective. Smith explores the influence of Huxley, Tyndall, and Darwin on Conan Doyle and Holmes, and notes Albert Einstein's tribute to 'the admirable stories of Conan Doyle.'"

1715. Spiegl, Fritz. Fritz Spiegl's Book of musical blunders and other musical curiosities. Parkwest, N.Y: Robson Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97066448; Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // "Includes a 8-page discussion titled 'Sherlock Holmes mistreats his mahogany violin' in which Spiegl concludes that Holmes was far less a musician than Watson made him out to be. Spiegl also notes that Holmes' violin must have been the most remarkable instrument ever to come out of the Cremona workshops: when (in 'The Norwood Builder'), 'during a fit of exasperation, Holmes 'flung down the instrument' into a corner, it came to no harm. It was 'made of mahogany'. Solid, no doubt.' But there's no mention of a mahogany violin in my copy of the Canon."

1716. Thomson, June. Holmes and Watson. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) // "Scrupulously searching out the clues and uncovering all the shreds of evidence in the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, Holmesian scholar and crime writer June Thomson explores and illuminates one of English literature's most celebrated friendships in this fictional biography of the inscrutable sleuth Sherlock Holmes and his redoubtable companion, Doctor Watson. Speculative only when precise data is wanting, Thomson examines in striking detail the personalities of Watson and Holmes, traces the development of their partnership in crime detection, and addresses such long disputed issues as the possible homosexual implications of their relationship, Holmes's disappearance for three years, and the identity of the second Mrs. Watson.". "With theories as to the location of 221B Baker Street, the actual person of the King of Bohemia, the dating of The Hound of the Baskervilles, and other matters much debated by Sherlock Holmes experts, Thomson offers fans of the Great Detective a fascinating companion volume to Conan Doyle's tales. And for anyone who has enjoyed the Holmes stories in print or in their adaptations for film, television, and radio, she provides an engaging biographical account of the immortal literary friendship born of a bond between a sleuth and a physician that thrived for forty-six years."--Book jacket

1717. ———. Holmes and Watson a study in friendship, (A & B crime). London: Allison & Busby, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) //

1718. ———. Holmes and Watson a study in friendship. London: Constable, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95203381. Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) //

06C WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- SHERLOCK HOLMES -- PROTOTYPES -- DR. JOSEPH BELL AND OTHERS (1)

1719. Liebow, Ely M. Dr. Joe Bell model for Sherlock Holmes. Madison, Wis: University of Wisconsin Press/Popular Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 81085520. Includes bibliographical references (p. 242-246) and index //

06D WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- DR. WATSON (9)

1720. Campbell, Mark. Sherlock Holmes, (Pocket essentials). Harpenden: Pocket Essentials, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1721. Coules, Bert, John Addy, and Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society. 221 BBC writing for the world's first complete dramatised canon (with some observations upon previous radio appearances of Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson), (Musgrave monograph). S.l: Northern Musgraves, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1722. Green, Joseph, and Peter Ridgway Watt. Alas, poor Sherlock the imperfections of the world's greatest detective (to say nothing of his medical friend). Beckenham, Kent, England: Chancery House Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007390971. Includes bibliographical references (p. 355-370) //

1723. Hall, John. Unexplored possibilities: some notes on the life, habits and character of Dr. John H. Watson. Leeds: Tai Xu, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // "Offers an examination of the man who did so much for so many Sherlockians in bringing the exploits of Sherlock Holmes to the attention of generations of readers. Hall reviews the scholarship that has been devoted to Watson over the years, and offers some of his own, and does it well. "

1724. Klinger, Leslie S., ed. Life and Times of Mr. Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, M.D., Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Other Notable Personages: A Table of Significant Events. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1725. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

1726. Thomson, June. Holmes and Watson. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) // "Scrupulously searching out the clues and uncovering all the shreds of evidence in the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, Holmesian scholar and crime writer June Thomson explores and illuminates one of English literature's most celebrated friendships in this fictional biography of the inscrutable sleuth Sherlock Holmes and his redoubtable companion, Doctor

Watson. Speculative only when precise data is wanting, Thomson examines in striking detail the personalities of Watson and Holmes, traces the development of their partnership in crime detection, and addresses such long disputed issues as the possible homosexual implications of their relationship, Holmes's disappearance for three years, and the identity of the second Mrs. Watson.". "With theories as to the location of 221B Baker Street, the actual person of the King of Bohemia, the dating of The Hound of the Baskervilles, and other matters much debated by Sherlock Holmes experts, Thomson offers fans of the Great Detective a fascinating companion volume to Conan Doyle's tales. And for anyone who has enjoyed the Holmes stories in print or in their adaptations for film, television, and radio, she provides an engaging biographical account of the immortal literary friendship born of a bond between a sleuth and a physician that thrived for forty-six years."--Book jacket

1727. ———. Holmes and Watson a study in friendship, (A & B crime). London: Allison & Busby, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) //

1728. ———. Holmes and Watson a study in friendship. London: Constable, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95203381. Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-288) //

06E WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER CHARACTERS (14)

1729. Caplan, Richard M. "Dr. Watson, Mr. Sherlock Holmes" the adventures of young Stamford and other Sherlockiana. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 167); Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "Offers a fine demonstration of how much fun a Sherlockian can have mixing the Canon with an area of expertise: Caplan's area of expertise is dermatology, and he has over the years discussed that aspect of the Sherlock Holmes stories in articles in medical journals and in The Baker Street Journal, all reprinted here. But there is much more in this book: a series of letters from written by Young Stamford to his wife, from 1882 to 1913, and tells some fine stories about his travels and the people he meets (including Holmes and Watson, more than once)."

1730. Foreman, Amanda. Die Herzogin von Devonshire : das Leben einer leidenschaftlichen Frau. Ungekürzte Taschenbuchausg. ed, (Serie Piper). München, Zürich: Piper, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin und Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Dutchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1731. ———. Georgiana : das lustvolle Leben der Herzogin von Devonshire. Stuttgart: München, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin and Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1732. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Random House, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), geneal. tables ; 25 cm. Débutante: 1757-1774 -- Fashion's favourite: 1774-1776 -- Vortex of dissipation: 1776-1778 -- Popular patriot: 1778-1781 -- Introduction to politics: 1780- 1782 -- Newcomer: 1782-1783 -- Unstable coalition: 1783 -- Birth and a death: 1783-1784 -- Westminster election: 1784 -- Opposition: 1784-1786 -- Queen Bess: 1787 -- Ménage à trois: 1788 -- Regency crisis: 1788- 1789 -- Approaching storm: 1789-1790 -- Exposure: 1790-1791 -- Exile: 1791-1793 -- Return: 1794-1796 -- Interlude: 1796 -- Isolation: 1796-1799 -- Georgiana redux: 1800-1801 -- Peace: 1801-1802 -- Power struggles: 1802-1803 -- Doyenne of the Whig party: 1803-1804 -- "The ministry of all the talents": 1804-1806. Genealogical chart on lining papers./ Includes bibliographical references (p. [423]-432) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the

Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1733. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. New York, London: Random House; Hi Marketing, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1734. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London: HarperCollins, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), facsims., geneal. tables, ports. (some col.) ; 20 cm. Originally published: London: HarperCollins, 1998. Includes index. Bibliography. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1735. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Large type ed. Bath: Windsor, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Originally published: London: HarperCollins, 1998. Publisher's no. AC5653. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1736. ———. Georgiana, duquesa de Devonshire. Barcelona: Omega, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Il. col. ; 20 cm. Rústica./ Biogr.individ./ Premio Whitbread 1998 a la Biografía del Año./ Título original: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. traducción del inglés de Rosa Pérez. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1737. ———. Georgiana's World. London: HarperCollinsIllustrated, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1738. ———. Georgiana's World : the illustrated Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London: HarperCollins, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill., geneal. tables ; 26 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1739. ———. "The Political Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1757-1806." Thesis/dissertation (deg); Manuscript (mss), University of Oxford, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaves 263-289). // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1740. Foreman, Amanda, and Margareta Eklöf. Georgiana : 1757-1806 : en ädel engelskas uppgång och fall. Stockholm: Norstedt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Translated by Margareta Eklöf. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1741. Foreman, Amanda Lucy. The Political Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1757-1806. Boston Spa, U.K.: British Library Document Supply Centre, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- BLDSC reference no.: D205832. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1742. Koch, Hugo. "...There are...some hundreds of Henry Bakers in this city of ours..." an identification of the Henry Baker. S.l: s.n., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

06E WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER CHARACTERS -- MRS. HUDSON (2)

1743. Cardwell, James Moss. Mrs. Hudson?-- Mrs. Hudson!! a conceptual narrative treatment of an original musical. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1744. Davies, Martin. Mrs. Hudson and the spirits' curse. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004054425 // "Mrs. Hudson takes an interest in one of Holmes' cases, and with Flottie, the orphan girl in her care, is determined to solve the mystery."

06E WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER CHARACTERS -- MYCROFT HOLMES (INCLUDING THE DIOGENES CLUB) (1)

1745. Coppola, Joseph A., Stu Shiffman, and Nancy Beiman. Occasionally the British government. Fayetteville, NY: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. // "Offers 156 pages of scholarship, poetry, pastiche, and artwork devoted (appropriately) to Mycroft Holmes."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS (39)

1746. Foreman, Amanda. Die Herzogin von Devonshire : das Leben einer leidenschaftlichen Frau. Ungekürzte Taschenbuchausg. ed, (Serie Piper). München, Zürich: Piper, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 19 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin und Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Dutchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1747. ———. Georgiana : das lustvolle Leben der Herzogin von Devonshire. Stuttgart: München, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translated by Susanne Friederike Levin and Martina M. Oepping. / Uniform Title: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1748. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Random House, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. 1. Debutante: 1757-1774 -- 2. Fashion's Favourite: 1774- 1776 -- 3. The Vortex of Dissipation: 1776-1778 -- 4. A Popular Patriot: 1778-1781 -- 5. Introduction to Politics: 1780-1782 -- 6. The Newcomer: 1782-1783 -- 7. An Unstable Coalition: 1783 -- 8. A Birth and a

Death: 1783-1784 -- 9. The Westminster Election: 1784 -- 10. Opposition: 1784-1786 -- 11. Queen Bess: 1787 -- 12. Menage a Trois: 1788 -- 13. The Regency Crisis: 1788-1789 -- 14. The Approaching Storm: 1789-1790 - - 15. Exposure: 1790-1791 -- 16. Exile: 1791-1793 -- 17. Return: 1794-1796 -- 18. Interlude: 1796 -- 19. Isolation: 1796-1799 -- 20. Georgiana Redux: 1800-1801 -- 21. Peace: 1801-1802 -- 22. Power Struggles: 1802-1803 -- 23. The Doyenne of the Whig Party: 1803-1804 -- 24. "The Ministry of All the Talents": 1804- 1806. Includes bibliographical references (p. [423]-432) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1749. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Pbk. ed. London: HarperCollins, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 439-449) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1750. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London: HarperCollins, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), ports. ; 24 cm. Geneal. tables on lining papers. Includes bibliographical references (p. 439-449) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1751. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. New York: Modern Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Originally published: London : HarperCollins, 1998. Includes bibliographical references (p. [423]-432) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1752. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Large type ed. Thorndike, Me. ; Bath, England: Thorndike Press; Chivers Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. "Originally published in Great Britain by HarperCollinsPublishers, London, in 1998"--T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references (p. 909-935). // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1753. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire: Random House, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st U.S. ed. ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. Publication date from CIP data. Genealogical chart on endpapers. Includes bibliographical references (p. [423]-432) and index. Internet Resource Date of Entry: 19990421 // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1754. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Random House, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), geneal. tables ; 25 cm. Débutante: 1757-1774 -- Fashion's favourite: 1774-1776 -- Vortex of dissipation: 1776-1778 -- Popular patriot: 1778-1781 -- Introduction to politics: 1780- 1782 -- Newcomer: 1782-1783 -- Unstable coalition: 1783 -- Birth and a death: 1783-1784 -- Westminster election: 1784 -- Opposition: 1784-1786 -- Queen Bess: 1787 -- Ménage à trois: 1788 -- Regency crisis: 1788- 1789 -- Approaching storm: 1789-1790 -- Exposure: 1790-1791 -- Exile: 1791-1793 -- Return: 1794-1796 -- Interlude: 1796 -- Isolation: 1796-1799 -- Georgiana redux: 1800-1801 -- Peace: 1801-1802 -- Power struggles: 1802-1803 -- Doyenne of the Whig party: 1803-1804 -- "The ministry of all the talents": 1804-1806. Genealogical chart on lining papers./ Includes bibliographical references (p. [423]-432) and index. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish

Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1755. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. New York, London: Random House; Hi Marketing, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1756. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London: HarperCollins, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), facsims., geneal. tables, ports. (some col.) ; 20 cm. Originally published: London: HarperCollins, 1998. Includes index. Bibliography. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1757. ———. Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. Large type ed. Bath: Windsor, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Originally published: London: HarperCollins, 1998. Publisher's no. AC5653. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1758. ———. Georgiana, duquesa de Devonshire. Barcelona: Omega, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Il. col. ; 20 cm. Rústica./ Biogr.individ./ Premio Whitbread 1998 a la Biografía del Año./ Título original: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. traducción del inglés de Rosa Pérez. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1759. ———. Georgiana's World. London: HarperCollinsIllustrated, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1760. ———. Georgiana's World : the illustrated Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire. London: HarperCollins, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill., geneal. tables ; 26 cm. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1761. ———. "The Political Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1757-1806." Thesis/dissertation (deg); Manuscript (mss), University of Oxford, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaves 263-289). // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1762. Foreman, Amanda, and Margareta Eklöf. Georgiana : 1757-1806 : en ädel engelskas uppgång och fall. Stockholm: Norstedt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Translated by Margareta Eklöf. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1763. Foreman, Amanda Lucy. The Political Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1757-1806: University of Oxford, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- PhD thesis. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam

Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1764. ———. The Political Life of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1757-1806. Boston Spa, U.K.: British Library Document Supply Centre, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- BLDSC reference no.: D205832. // It was Gainsborough's portrait of Georgiana that was stolen by Adam Worth, and she's the duchess mentioned in the Canon (in 'A Case of Identity'), where Miss Mary Sutherland's broad-brimmed hat was 'tilted in a coquettish Duchess of Devonshire fashion over her ear.'"

1765. Horn, Pamela. The Victorian Town Child. Stroud: Sutton, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., facsims. ; 25cm. Scuttlebutt Sep 1999 // "Details on just what sort of life the original Baker Street Irregulars led."

1766. Hurd, Cheryl A. The Victorian yellow pages: resources for your Victorian lifestyle. 1st ed. Scotia, N.Y: Teapot Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96102036 //

1767. Jeffers, H. Paul. Bloody business : an anecdotal history of Scotland Yard. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Previously published: [S.l.]: H. Paul Jeffers, 1992. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "The book is an interesting history of the Yard, with due attention to Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (who has his own chapter)."

1768. Jewell, Donald Girard. The Meteorological Holmes: a monograph on weather and forecasting in the time of Sherlock Holmes, (The Sherlock Holmes natural history series). Westminster, MD: Pinchin Lane Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "Illustrated with artwork of the period, is the ninth volume in his interesting Sherlock Holmes Natural History Series."

1769. Kean, Michael H. Sherlock Holmes-- vintage and spirited, (The Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, California: The Pondicherry Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1770. Klinger, Leslie S. Re: Vampires. Malibu: Daypark Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1771. ———. "Vampires in Transylvania". Malibu: Daypark Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1772. Lahey, John. Damn you, John Christie! the public life of Australia's Sherlock Holmes. Melbourne: State Library of Victoria, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93176627. Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-276) and index //

1773. Macintyre, Ben. The Napoleon of crime: the life and times of Adam Worth, master thief. 1st American., 1st Farrar, Straus and Giroux ed. New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97000520; Scuttlebutt Apr 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-328) and index // "An expanded version of his stories in The Times and the N.Y. Times when the famous Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire, once stolen by Worth, went to auction."

1774. ———. The Napoleon of crime: the life and times of Adam Worth, master thief. New York: Dell Pub., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Delta Trade Paperbacks."/ Originally published: New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1997./ Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-335) and index. //

1775. ———. The Napoleon of crime: the life and times of Adam Worth, master thief. London: HarperCollins, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes index. //

1776. ———. The Napoleon of crime: the life and times of Adam Worth, master thief. London: Flamingo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: London : HarperCollins, 1997./ Includes index. //

1777. Motion, Andrew. Wainewright the Poisoner. London: Faber, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., facsims., ports. ; 20 cm. Originally published: 2000. Includes bibliographical references and index. // "The biography's subject is Thomas Griffiths Wainewright (1794-1847), who was (according to Sherlock Holmes, in 'The Illustrious Client') both a great criminal and no mean artist."

1778. ———. "Wainewright the Poisoner." Alfred A. Knopf, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st American ed. ill. ; 26 cm. Machine generated contents note: I I Introduce Myself and Disappear 3 -- Notes 9 -- 2 Are We? io -- Notes 18 -- 3 Habits of Regularity 23 -- Notes 30 -- 4 Simplicity and Finish 34 -- Notes 40 -- 5 I Become a Renegade 42 -- Notes 47 -- 6 The Bold Lover 50 -- Notes 56 -- 7 Gods of My Worship 59 -- Notes 67 -- 8 The Fairest Relics of the Purest Times 74 -- Notes 83 -- 9 Gentle- Hearted Janus 89 -- Notes ioo -- Io What Is Mine I07 -- Notes I13 -- I All Bull's-Eye ii6 -- Notes 123 -- 12 True Nature 15 -- Notes 132i -- 13 Bills of Sale 134 -- Notest 141 -- 14 Knock, Knock, Knock 144 -- Notes 152 -- I5 IStarve '59 -- Notes 167 -- I6 IAmNobody 172 -- Notes 18I -- 7 A Desperado 184 -- Notes 19 -- I8 A- a-a-ah! Quee! 193 -- Notes 204 -- 19 Number 2325 206 -- Notes 218 -- 20 Low Cunning and Revenge 223 -- Notes 234 -- 21 Miserable Petitioner 238 -- Notes 247 -- Afterword 25z -- Select Bibliography 265 -- Index 27z. Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-269) and index. Internet Resource Date of Entry: 19991210 // "The biography's subject is Thomas Griffiths Wainewright (1794-1847), who was (according to Sherlock Holmes, in 'The Illustrious Client') both a great criminal and no mean artist."

1779. ———. Wainewright the Poisoner. London: Faber and Faber, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports., facsims. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references. // "The biography's subject is Thomas Griffiths Wainewright (1794-1847), who was (according to Sherlock Holmes, in 'The Illustrious Client') both a great criminal and no mean artist."

1780. ———. Wainewright the Poisoner : the confession of Thomas Griffiths Wainewright: University of Chicago Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- University of Chicago Press pbk. ed. ill. ; 23 cm. Contributor biographical information http://www.loc.gov/catdir/bios/uchi051/2001048009.html Table of contents http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/uchi051/2001048009.html Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-269) and index. National bibliography no: GBA1-V3580 // "The biography's subject is Thomas Griffiths Wainewright (1794-1847), who was (according to Sherlock Holmes, in 'The Illustrious Client') both a great criminal and no mean artist."

1781. Ross, Thomas Wynne. Good old index the Sherlock Holmes handbook : a guide to the Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, persons, places, themes, summaries of all the tales, with commentary on the style of the author. 1st ed. Columbia, SC: Camden House, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96000749 //

1782. Scullion, Hugh S. The Sherlock Holmes Reference Manual. London: Cadds Printing, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // "Offers indexes to Canonical murderers, smoking and tobacco, ships, wrongful arrests, characters and places mentioned, and other topics."

1783. Société Sherlock Holmes de France, and France) Louvre des antiquaires (Paris. L'univers de Sherlock Holmes au Louvre des Antiquaires une étude. Paris: Louvre des Antiquaires, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "An attractive booklet published to accompany the exhibition at the Louvre des Antiquaires in Paris; it's an excellent anthology of scholarship by members of the Societe Sherlock Holmes de France (all in French), with caricatures by Jean- Pierre Cagnat, and an intriguing Sherlockian discovery in one of Camille Pissarro's paintings."

1784. Vaulbert de Chantilly, Marc. Wainewright the Poisoner : an example of Andrew Motion's "high scholarship".

London: Vanity Press of Bethnal Green, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Limited ed. of 100 copies. Includes bibliographical references. // "The biography's subject is Thomas Griffiths Wainewright (1794-1847), who was (according to Sherlock Holmes, in 'The Illustrious Client') both a great criminal and no mean artist."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- ANIMALS (1)

1785. Dorn, William S., and Ian Malcolm Earlson. The dogs of Sherlock Holmes. Denver: Pencil Productions Ltd, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 99-100) // Offers the dog's side of the story for 20 of the 60 dogs which appear in the Canon. Quite often, as the dogs reveal, Holmes' deductions were based on faulty logic and less than the full story. Was the Hound of the Baskervilles a vicious monster or a children's playmate?

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- ARCHITECTURE (1)

1786. Groves, Derham. Better Holmes and gardens : Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle and architectural design "down under" an exhibit of architectural design & practice based on stories and characters from the Doyle/Holmes canon. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 20-25) //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- ART (1)

1787. Whelan, Michael, and David A Cherry. The art of Michael Whelan: scenes, visions. New York: Bantam Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93012706; Scuttlebutt Nov 1997 // "Michael Whelan is one of the very best artists in the world of fantasy and science fiction, and this book offers a fine display of his work, including the full-color and previously-unpublished portraits of 'Sherlock Hoka' and 'Moriarty Hoka' that were painted in 1983 for a 'Hoka' movie project based on the stories by Poul Anderson and Gordon R. Dickson. Alas, the movie was never produced, but their delightful short story 'The Adventure of the Misplaced Hound' was published in Universe Science Fiction (Dec. 1953) and in Earthman's Burden (New York: Gnome Press, 1957). Note: the artist is not the "Wiggins" of The Baker Street Irregulars."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- BIBLIOGRAPHY (18)

1788. Abbreviated Bibliographic Check List of A. Conan Doyle. Canterbury, Kent: Tiger Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The information is restricted to first appearances of his articles and stories in magazines and newspapers and to the first editions of his books, and relies to a great extent on the Green/Gibson bibliography. The checklist is certainly much handier for the collector to carry along to bookshops than the more detailed bibliography, but has one serious defect: there is no index, and magazines are reported chronologically according to the first appearances of Conan Doyle item, so anyone finding a run of Pearson's, for example, will locate the check list of ACD's contributions to the magazine only by searching a

three-page table of contents."

1789. Buard, Jean-Luc, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Bibliographie des Traductions d'Arthur Conan Doyle dans les periodiques 1894-1914. S.l.: Visage Vert, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1790. De Waal, Ronald Burt, and George A. Vanderburgh. The universal Sherlock Holmes. Toronto, Ont., Shelburne, Ont., Canada: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. G.A. Vanderburgh, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95118755 //

1791. De Waal, Ronald Burt, George A. Vanderburgh, and Timothy J. Johnson. "The universal Sherlock Holmes." Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // The Universal Sherlock Holmes web version is based on the Universal Sherlock Holmes (1994), the third in a series of bibliographies documenting the world of Sherlock Holmes by Ronald Burt De Waal, and is intended as a reference tool for those interested in the Sherlock Holmes Collections at the University of Minnesota

1792. Dutch, William. August W. Derleth, 1909-1971 a bibliographical checklist of his books. Sauk City, WI: August Derleth Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96086124; Scuttlebutt Dec 1996 //

1793. Garland, Lawrence, and John DePol. The affair of the unprincipled publisher. New Castle (Del.): Oak Knoll Books, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 84161252. Citations: De Waal C22185 // "A pastiche by Lawrence Garland that reports on an encounter between Thomas J. Wise and Sherlock Holmes."

1794. Green, Richard Lancelyn, John Michael Gibson, and Graham Greene. A bibliography of A. Conan Doyle. New rev. & expanded with addenda and corrigenda ed. Boston: Hudson House, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 82003541. Includes index //

1795. Hobbs, Donald J., and Leslie S. Klinger. The crowded box-room: a checklist of Sherlockian publications and their publishers. Flower Mound, Tex.: A Fairdale Press Publication, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "A Fairdale Press publication"--back cover./ Limited ed. of 50 copies./ Introduction by Leslie S. Klinger. Scuttlebutt Apr 1999 // "With the names and dates of more than 420 publications, and the names of associated societies and editors, plus notes, appendices, and an index."

1796. Keating, H. R. F., ed. Crime & mystery the 100 best books. 2nd Carroll & Graf pbk. ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96034892; Scuttlebutt Jan 1997. Includes bibliographical references and index // "Keating comments on his selections, from Edgar Allan Poe to P. D. James, and Conan Doyle is noted for The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Hound of the Baskervilles. "

1797. Lindenstruth, Gerhard. Arthur Conan Doyle: eine illustrierte bibliographie der veroffentlichungen im Deutschen sprachraum. Giessen, Germany: Verlag Munniksma, Lindengasse, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1798. ———. Arthur Conan Doyle: eine illustrierte Bibliographie der Veröffentlichungen in deutschen Sprachraum, (Das Phantasmaskop). Amsterdam: Verlag Munniksma, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1799. McDiarmid, E. W., Peter E. Blau, and John Bennett Shaw. A basic Holmesian library. [Minneapolis]: Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1800. Ross, Michael, Peter E. Blau, and Von Herder Airguns Ltd, eds. Sherlockiana, 1894-1994 eine Bibliographie deutschsprachiger Sherlock-Holmes-Veröffentlichungen. Zweite, bearb. u. erw. Aufl ed, (Baskerville Bücher). Kempen: M. Ross, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95109967 //

1801. Ross, Michael, Von Herder Airguns Ltd, Oliver Bruhns, and Peter Neugebauer, eds. Jubiläumsbibliographie deutscher Sherlockiana = a centenary bibliography of German Sherlockiana : 1894-1994. Germany: Von Herder Airguns, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1802. Speckled Band Collection (Houghton Library), John Pull, H. W. Bell, and Roger E. Stoddard. A catalogue of Sherlockian books and manuscripts. Boston: Speckled Band, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95103791 //

1803. Thiel, Carl William. The Basic 100: the 100 most important critical studies and association items to the Sherlock Holmes canon as suggested by John Bennett Shaw. A Collector's Guide. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1996; Foreword by Ray Betzner //

1804. Townsend, Guy M., John J. McAleer, and Boden Clarke. The work of Rex Stout : an annotated bibliography & guide. 2nd , rev. and expand ed, (Bibliographies of modern authors, no. 30). San Bernardino, Calif.: Borgo Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Rev. ed. of: Rex Stout, an annotated primary and secondary bibliography. 1980. Includes index. by Guy M. Townsend and John McAleer ; edited by Boden Clarke. //

1805. Wrigglesworth, Doug. Arthur Conan Doyle in Canada : travels in Canada by the creator of Sherlock Holmes, including an annotated bibliography of related holdings in the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection of the Toronto Public Library, Occasional paper (Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection of the Toronto Public Library). Toronto, Ont.: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Jul 2005. //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- CHEMISTRY (1)

1806. Richards, Antony J., Bryson Gore, Royal Institution of Great Britain, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Holmes, chemistry and the Royal Institution. Linton, Cambridgeshire: E. & E. Plumridge, Ltd, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Foreword / Antony J. Richards -- Acknowledgements / Bryson Gore, Antony J. Richards -- The Royal Institution of Great Britain : place of tradition and chemical genius / Antony J. Richards -- Sherlock Holmes : a study in chemistry / Antony J. Richards -- Chemistry is ... elementary / Bryson Gore -- Faraday and Holmes : two chemists, one character / Antony J. Richards -- Where did Holmes learn his chemistry? / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix A, Selected Royal Institution of Great Britain discourses of a Holmesian nature / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix B, South Foreland : more than just a lighthouse / Antony J. Richards //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- CHRONOLOGIES (3)

1807. Dorn, William S., Nancy Beiman, Philip Cornell, J. F. Christ, and Ernest Bloomfield Zeisler. A day-by-day chronology of Mr. Sherlock Holmes according to Zeisler and Christ. Denver, CO: Pencil Productions, Ltd, 2002.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002094349. Includes bibliographical references (p. 49) and indexes //

1808. Klinger, Leslie S., ed. Life and Times of Mr. Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, M.D., Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Other Notable Personages: A Table of Significant Events. Beverly Hills: Daypark Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1809. Petersen, Svend, Arthur Conan Doyle, Carl William Thiel, Karen Murdock, Frank Darlington, Edwin Christenson, and George A. Vanderburgh. Sherlock Holmes almanac. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-374) and index //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- CLOTHING (2)

1810. Waugh, Norah. The cut of men's clothes, 1600-1900. New York: Theatre Arts Books, 1964. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 64021658; Scuttlebutt Apr 1997. Bibliography: p. 157 // "For those who would like to make their own Sherlockian costumes, The Cut of Men's Clothes, 1600-1900, is reported to be a fine source, and includes a pattern for a Sherlock Holmes coat."

1811. ———. The cut of men's clothes, 1600-1900. London: Faber, 1964. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 65003299; Scuttlebutt Apr 1997. Bibliography: p. 157 // "For those who would like to make their own Sherlockian costumes, The Cut of Men's Clothes, 1600-1900, is reported to be a fine source, and includes a pattern for a Sherlock Holmes coat."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- COLLECTING SHERLOCKIANA (17)

1812. Groves, Derham. An Album of ephemera mostly from the Black Jack Press. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1813. ———. Even more Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1814. ———. More Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1815. ———. Sherlock Homes just what you're looking for. Brunswick West, Vic: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1816. ———. Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1817. ———. Too many Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1818. ———. You bastard Moriarty being a consideration of the collectability of ephemera related to the greatest

detective that never lived, Sherlock Holmes. Standard version ed. Melbourne, Australia: Littlewood Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1819. Hacker, Richard Carleton. Rare Smoke : the ultimate guide to pipe collecting. 1st ed. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Autumngold Pub., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. "Volume 1, a limited edition of which this is one of 2500 copies." Scuttlebutt Sep 1999 // "Rick reports that he includes information on commemorative Sherlock Holmes pipes, and some previously untold stories about his adventures with the late Jeremy Brett."

1820. Halperin, Jim, and Hector Cantú. Collectible Movie Posters : illustrated guide with auction prices. Atlanta, GA: Whitman Pub., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm. Introduction -- The top 100 collectible movie posters (1. The bride of Frankenstein -- 2. Dracula : one sheet -- 3. The black cat : one sheet -- 4. Flying down to Rio : one sheet -- 5. Frankenstein : one sheet -- 6. The phantom of the Opera -- 7. The mad doctor -- 8. Freaks -- 9. Son of Frankenstein -- 10. The black cat : half sheet -- 11. Hollywood -- 12. Wings : one sheet -- 13. King Kong : one sheet -- 14. Stagecoach -- 15. Baby face -- 16. Son of Kong -- 17. The bride of Frankenstein : half sheet -- 18. Dracula : title lobby card -- 19. Snow White and the seven dwarfs -- 20. Wings : one sheet -- 21. Ye olden days -- 22. Werewolf of London -- 23. The Klondike Kid -- 24. The thief of Bagdad -- 25. The pride of the clan -- 26. The raven : half sheet -- 27. Mad love -- 28. The hunchback of Notre Dame -- 29. The whoopee party -- 30. Grand Hotel -- 31. Citizen Kane : one sheet -- 32. Babe comes home -- 33. Love before breakfast -- 34. Moon over Miami : three sheet -- 35. The bride of Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 36. Dracula : lobby card -- 37. Mickey's nightmare -- 38. The black cat : half sheet -- 39. Londres despues de media noche (London after midnight) : poster -- 40. La signora de Shanghai (The lady from Shanghai) -- 41. The war of the worlds -- 42. Citizen Kane : half sheet -- 43. The meller dreamer -- 44. Metropolis -- 45. The wolf man : insert -- 46. Casablanca : half sheet -- 47. The eagle -- 48. Frankenstein : three sheet -- 49. King Kong : one sheet -- 50. The grapes of wrath -- 51. It happened one night -- 52. Another fine mess -- 53. The rescue -- 54. Moon over Miami : one sheet -- 55. Londres apres minuet (London after midnight) : poster -- 56. The Benson murder -- 57. Hawaiian holiday -- 58. Gilda -- 59. Dracula : one sheet -- 60. Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 61. Scarface -- 62. Magician Mickey -- 63. Modern times -- 64. The champion -- 65. Things to come -- 66. The outlaw -- 67. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- 68. The adventures of Robin Hood : six sheet -- 69. The Broadway melody -- 70. The raven : one sheet -- 71. Son of Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 72. The Cocoanuts : insert -- 73. Mickey's pal -- 74. Violent is the word for Curly -- 75. Duck soup -- 76. The black pirate -- 77. M -- 78. The Benson murder case -- 79. Flying down to Rio : midget window card -- 80. Casablanca : two-folio -- 81. Flying down to Rio : two sheet -- 82. The wayward canary -- 83. Casablanca : one sheet -- 84. Creature from the Black Lagoon -- 85. The wolf man : one sheet -- 86. The wolf man : half sheet -- 87. Gold diggers of 1933 - - 88. Faust -- 89. The Cocoanuts : lobby card -- 90. The raven : title lobby card -- 91. Mickey Mouse stock poster one sheet -- 92. Casablanca half sheet -- 93. The phantom of the Opera : insert -- 94. The adventures of Robin Hood : three sheet -- 95. This gun for hire -- 96. The adventures of Robin Hood : one sheet -- 97. Godzilla -- 98. Attack of the 50 foot woman -- 99. The Oregon Trail -- 100. Lonesome ghost) -- Appendix A. Most popular stars ; Appendix B. Releases by year ; Appendix C. Number of posters by studio ; Appendix D. The studios ; Appendix E. the Laemmle legacy. "The top 100 rarities"--Cover./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 207) and indexes. Jim Halperin and Hector Cantu, editors ; foreword by Sara Karloff. //

1821. Harris, David, and Derham Groves. In the privacy of their own Holmes. Melbourne: Blackbird Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and a press bibliography, "Publications of the Sumac Press" (p. 44-45); Scuttlebutt May 2004 // "'In the Privacy of Their Own Holmes: An Exhibition of Private Press and Limited Edition Sherlockiana' was arranged by Derham Groves for the Baillieu Library at the University of Melbourne from Apr. 5 to May 28, and there was an interesting assortment of Sherlockiana on view. Derham also edited and published this booklet to coincide with the exhibition; the 46-page booklet offers nicely-illustrated essays by Peter E. Blau, Vincent Brosnan, Derham Groves, David G. Harris, Michael Jorgensen, Robert C. Littlewood, Jerry Margolin, and C. Paul Martin about private presses and other matters."

1822. Shaw, John Bennett. Collecting Sherlockiana : an essay. Bradenton: Opuscula Press, 1992.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- port. ; 57 x 73 mm. "Two hundred copies of this important work have been published ... This is copy number 16. Robert F. Hanson Editor and Publisher"--Colophon. //

1823. Shaw, John Bennett, and Catherine Cooke. Collecting Sherlockiana: John Bennett Shaw's basic Holmesian library, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1824. Sherlock Holmes Around the World (Organization). Sherlock Holmes Around the World S.H.A.W. : [newsletter]. S.l.: Sherlock Holmes Around the World, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1825. Speckled Band Collection (Houghton Library), John Pull, H. W. Bell, and Roger E. Stoddard. A catalogue of Sherlockian books and manuscripts. Boston: Speckled Band, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95103791 //

1826. Starrett, Vincent, and George A. Vanderburgh. The literary classics number 2. Hypertext ed, (Vincent Starrett's electronic library). Shelburne, Ontario, Canada: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The private life of Sherlock Holmes -- Books alive -- Bookman's holiday // This disk contains read-only text files of stories, commentary, criticism and interpretation written by Vincent Starrett about Sherlock Holmes, detective fiction and literature in general and book collecting

1827. Thiel, Carl William. The Basic 100: the 100 most important critical studies and association items to the Sherlock Holmes canon as suggested by John Bennett Shaw. A Collector's Guide. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1996; Foreword by Ray Betzner //

1828. Wood, Benton. Philatelic and numismatic Holmes a handy reference guide to Sherlockian stamps & coins. Rev. & updated ed. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 36) //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- COLLECTING SHERLOCKIANA -- NEWBERRY LIBRARY (1)

1829. Terras, Donald J., and C. Frederick Kittle. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes : Essays and Art on the Doctor and the Detective. [Chicago]: Northeastern Illinois University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- C. Frederick Kittle Collection of Doyleana (Newberry Library) ; ill., ports. ; 26 cm. Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / by Robert Cotner -- Have you a 'reminiscences' in your attic / by Raymond L. Betzner -- A doctor's unjaundiced look at the Victorian medical scene (or, Eschewing the syringe for the pen) / by Ely M. Liebow -- Down the slopes with Conan Doyle at Davos (the birth of skiing) / by C. Frederick Kittle -- The magic doors / by Julie McKuras -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on stamps / by Marshall Blankenship -- Military intelligence? Jumbo shrimp? What about amateur mendicant? / by Susan Rice -- The romance of medicine for doctors Doyle and Kittle / by Richard J. Sveum -- Arthur Conan Doyle visits Chicago, 1894 / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Kittle collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library Chicago. Core collection -- Appendix. A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle: 1859-1930. "Commemorating the Kittle Collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library, April 11, 2003."/ Laid in: Program for Doyle exhibit dinner, April 11, 2003./ Includes bibliographical references. Compiled and edited by Donald J. Terras. //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- COLLECTING SHERLOCKIANA -- UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA (2)

1830. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, ed. Sherlock Holmes the detective & the collector : essays on the John Bennett Shaw Library. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Library, Special Collections and Rare Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Preface / Austin J. McLean -- Editor's note / Lucy M. Brusic -- John Bennett Shaw : A remembrance / Thomas L. Stix Jr. -- Labryinths : the worlds of Sherlock Holmes / Lawrence Frank -- Holmes by any other name : translating the Sherlock Holmes stories / Nils Nordberg -- Holmes and Watson among the scholars : when the game is really afoot / J. Randolph Cox --The writings about the writings : being a requiem for the great game / David L. Hammer -- Turn the dial to Sherlock Holmes on radio / William Nadel -- I see Sherlock everwhere : Holmes on film / Jennie C. Paton -- If it sticks to the ceiling it must be done : the Holmes pastiche / Robert Brusic -- Elementary Holmes : Sherlockian children's literature / Ruth Berman -- Sherlock Holmes meets Batman : the great detective in American comic books / Charlotte A. L. Erickson (cont.) Contents: The Art and craft of Sherlock Holmes, and I don't mean detection / Derham Groves -- I never believed there was a society such as yours : Sherlockian Societies / Peter E. Blau -- Contributors. Includes bibliographical references. //

1831. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, James Hubbs, William Nadel, and Cy Harrice. Edith Meiser and her adventures with Sherlock Holmes a guide to the Edith Meiser Collection at the University of Minnesota. Minneapolis: Sherlock Holmes Collections, Special Collections and Rare Books, University of Minnesota, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS (2)

1832. Putney, Charles R, Joseph A. Cutshall King, and Sally Sugarman. Sherlock Holmes: Victorian sleuth to modern hero. Lanham, Md: Scarecrow Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96007265. Includes bibliographical references (p.) and index // "Perhaps the only real problem for those who attend Sherlockian symposiums and workshops and weekends is that all too often one goes home without the papers presented at the gatherings, because the sessions generally aren't recorded and the papers generally aren't published, and it's even worse if there are multiple sessions, and one can't attend all of them. A pleasant exception is the conference organized by The Baker Street Breakfast Club at Bennington College in June 1994. This is a thoroughly welcome collection, and the editors have done an excellent job of offering 24 of the papers from the conference, including Nicholas Meyer's fine keynote address on 'Sherlock Holmes on Film: A Personal View' (he has never seen a Sherlock Holmes film he didn't dislike, and explains why, with considerable insight and humor)."

1833. Southworth, Bruce, Marshall S Berdan, John Pforr, Marina Stajic, Alvin E Rodin, R. Dixon Smith, Jack D. Key, Carole Nelson Douglas, Robert Brusic, Joseph W Moran, and Harold Orel. Sherlock Holmes' rogues, rascals and ruffians Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 11-13, 1993, conference proceedings. S.l: s.n, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / Bruce Southworth -- A Study in scarlet journalism: the curious non-correlation between late Victorian criminals and those depicted by John H. Watson, popular author / Marshall S. Berdan -- Those bars of gold: proprietors and inhabitants of the opium dens of London, tales from London's East End / John Pforr -- The Most winning woman... / Marina Stajic -- A Murderous medical trio: Drs. Roylott, Palmer and Pritchard / Alvin E. Rodin and Jack E. [i.e. D.] Key -- Bohemian scandals, Irene Adler: rogue or rival? / Carole Nelson Douglas -- Prayer for Norwegian Explorers banquet, June 12, 1993 / Robert Brusic -- A Tribute to the Norwegian explorer / Joseph W. Moran -- Conan Doyle's sense of justice / Harold Orel -- His old friend Charlie Peace reconsidered / R. Dixon Smith //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- DICTIONARIES AND ENCYCLOPEDIAS (20)

1834. Merriam-Webster's encyclopedia of literature. Springfield, Mass: Merriam-Webster, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94042741; Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "Has entries for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, and The Hound of the Baskervilles; the anonymous author of the entry on Conan Doyle didn't confirm the titles of all the Sherlock Holmes book, but it's nice to see continuing attention paid to the Canon and its author."

1835. Brooks, Robert. The Solar Pons encyclopedia. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 //

1836. Bunson, Matthew. Encyclopedia Sherlockiana an A-to-Z guide to the world of the great detective. 1st ed. New York: Macmillan, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94010714. Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-326) //

1837. ———. The Sherlock Holmes encyclopedia. London: Pavilion, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1838. Bunson, Matthew, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu hyakka jiten = Encyclopedia Sherlockiana. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 460-470) //

1839. Haigh, Gideon. Uncyclopedia. New York: MJF Books/Fine Communications, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005938864; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "Is subtitled 'Everything you never knew you wanted to know,' and there's an entry for '221B Baker Street' with a description of the famous house and its contents."

1840. ———. The uncyclopedia. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Hyperion, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004042502 // "Is subtitled 'Everything you never knew you wanted to know,' and there's an entry for '221B Baker Street' with a description of the famous house and its contents."

1841. Herbert, Rosemary. Whodunit : a who's who in crime & mystery writing. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes index. //

1842. Horn, Maurice. 100 years of American newspaper comics an illustrated encyclopedia. New York: Gramercy Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95045979. Includes bibliographical references (p. 405-406) and index; Scuttlebutt Jun 1996 // "With sections on Sherlock Holmes, Hawkshaw the Detective, and Sherlocko the Monk."

1843. Klinger, Leslie S. The Adventure of the Legion of Imposters: A Reference Work. Seattle: Wigmore Street Post Office, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1844. Mortimer, John Clifford. The Oxford book of villains. Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Paper; Scuttlebutt 1994 // Prof. Moriarty is present, in a reprint of T. S. Eliot's poem

"Macavity: The Mystery Cat".

1845. Nevins, Jess, and Michael Moorcock. The Encyclopedia of Fantastic Victoriana. Austin, TX: MonkeyBrain, Inc., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- port. ; 26 cm. "This book is about genres and media which have traditionally been excluded from the canon: science fiction, fantasy, horror, mysteries, historical novels, dime novels, penny dreadfuls, and story papers."--Author's foreword, p. ix. Includes an introduction by Michael Moorcock. Appendix: Bulwer-Lytton: a brief appreciation: p. 1003-1005. Includes bibliographical references (p. 1007- 1009). Scuttlebutt Dec 2005. // "An interesting exploration of the fantastic literature of the 19th century, and Conan Doyle is of course included, with entries for Irene Adler, Edward Bellingham, Jack Brocket, Micah Clarke, Brigadier Gerard, Sherlock Holmes, Sir Nigel Loring, Professor Moriarty, and Duncan Warner."

1846. Park, Orlando. The Sherlock Holmes encyclopedia. Carol Pub. Group ed. Secaucus, N.J: Carol Pub. Group, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93042779 //

1847. Ross, Thomas Wynne. Good old index the Sherlock Holmes handbook : a guide to the Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, persons, places, themes, summaries of all the tales, with commentary on the style of the author. 1st ed. Columbia, SC: Camden House, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96000749 //

1848. Sherwood, John C., and Mystery Visits (firm). The pocket Sherlock a portable guide to the Canon. West Grove, PA: Mystery Visits, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index // Synopses of the 60 commonly accepted chronicles, with primary plots and participants...plus case numbers and order, crimes both actual and suspected, publication dates and order, first anthology reference, popular chronology and notation systems, some unrecorded cases and bibliogrpahic materials. With personal data for Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson.--T.p

1849. Thurman, Susan. The Sherlock Holmes Study Guide. Henderson, KY: Class Act, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 //

1850. Tibballs, Geoff. The Boxtree encyclopedia of TV detectives. London: Boxtree, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93136514; Scuttlebutt July 1996. Added Title: TV detectives // "With brief entries for many of the Sherlockian series from 1951 (with Alan Wheatley) through the Granada series."

1851. Weller, Philip. Alphabetically, My Dear Watson. Fareham, Hampshire: Sherlock Publications, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A pocket reference book listing all the Canonical characters, with brief details and citations.

1852. ———. Elementary Holmes: a pocket reference guide to the world of Sherlock Holmes. Fareham, Hampshire: Sherlock Publications, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1853. Wood, Benton. Who's where a handy reference guide to persons in the Holmesian Canon, listed by adventure. S.l: s.n., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- ENGLAND -- LONDON (29)

1854. Cheap eats in London. 3rd ed. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96642563. Availability: Chronicle Books, 275 5th St., 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103 // A picture of the Sherlock Holmes Pub on the cover.

1855. Nicholson London Pub Guide. 5th ed. London: Nicholson, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "Visitors to London can choose from a variety of guides to London pubs (and they still are wonderful places to see London and Londoners at their best). John Baesch notes that the Guide (1995) has cover art showing the Peter Cushing side of the sign for The Sherlock Holmes."

1856. Ackroyd, Peter. "London : the biography." Nan A. Talese, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. (some col.), maps ; 25 cm. Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 2000. Includes bibliographical references (p. [761]-773) and index. // "'The image of London as a human body is striking and singular,' Ackroyd notes, and his book is full of anecdotes and insight and fine writing (and there are occasional mentions of Conan Doyle and Holmes, of course)."

1857. ———. "London : the biography." Chatto & Windus, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 781-793) and index. //

1858. ———. London : the biography. New York: Anchor Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), maps ; 24 cm. Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 2000. Includes bibliographical references (p. [761-773) and index. //

1859. ———. London : the biography. 1st Anchor Books ed. New York: Anchor Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1860. ———. London : the biography. London: Vintage, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), facsims. (some col.), maps (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Originally published: London : Chatto & Windus, 2000. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

1861. Alexander, Arthur M. Hot on the scent: a visitor's guide to the London of Sherlock Holmes. Rev. and expanded ed. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-272) and index //

1862. Duncan, Alistair. Close to Holmes : a look at the connections between historical London, Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. London: MX Publishing, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. // A look at some of the sites in central and outer London that were either mentioned in Arthur Conan Doyle's books or were important in his life. Photographs show the sites as they appeared to Doyle and as they appear today. Additionally, the author comments on theories that have been developed about Holmes and these locations.

1863. Garner, Paul. The Sherlock Holmes walk / by Paul Garner. London: Louis' London Walks, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1864. Glinert, Ed. A literary guide to London. London, New York: Penguin, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. // "An excellent guide, with a chapter "From Bart's to Baker Street: A Walk Through Sherlock Holmes's London" and many other references, Sherlockian and non-Sherlockian, to Arthur Conan Doyle."

1865. Green, Richard Lancelyn, Anthony D Howlett, Catherine Cooke, Christopher Roden, and Barbara Roden. Conan Doyle of Wimpole Street the story behind the commemorative plaque at 2 Upper Wimpole Street, London. Penyffordd, Chester, England: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1866. Hammer, David L. A Deep Game: The travelers' companion to the London of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-172) and index. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "A delight: he has collected and rewritten material from his earlier guidebooks, and he has added new sites and sights and stories. If you're not able to arrange for David to be your personal tour guide, you'll do almost as well with his books."

1867. Henderson, John N. A history of the Museum Tavern in Bloomsbury. London: Blemund's, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 2001. // "Traces the history of the tavern from 1723 (when it was the Dog and Duck) to the present day, and it does not neglect the fact that Sherlockian scholars have identified it as the Alpha Inn (in 'The Blue Carbuncle')."

1868. Horrocks, Peter, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The return of Sherlock Holmes : the handbook of The Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival, 21-26 September 1999. [Tonbridge]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival (1999 : London, England). ill., map, ports. ; 30 cm. Edited by Peter Horrocks and Richard Lancelyn Green ; with forewords by The Prince of Wales and The Prime Minister. //

1869. Johnson, Roger, John Bennett Shaw, Sherlock Holmes Society of London, and Jean Upton. Back to Baker Street: an appreciation of Sherlock Holmes and London. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Cabs of London; The Criterion; The Italian Quarter; St. Bartholomew's Hospital; The Turkish Bath; Sherlock Holmes...The Lost Years / Val Andrews; If in Doubt Try a Library / Catherine Cooke; Wanted: Bijou Villa in St. John's Wood / Catherine Cooke; The Banking Connection: 1894-1994 / James Cuthbertson; The Back Yards of Baker Street / Bernard Davies; The Mews of Marylebone / Bernard Davies; London: A City of Change / David Stuart Davies; Sherlock Holmes and the Senior Service / Grant Eustace; On the Technicalities of the Moranic Reversal / Stephen Farrell; Upon the Club as a Diversion (Instead of a Weapon) / Stephen Farrell and Roger Johnson; Taxi! / Stephen Fry; Conan Doyle in London / Richard Lancelyn Green //

1870. MacGregor, Arthur. Sir Hans Sloane collector, scientist, antiquary, founding father of the British Museum. London: Published for the Trustees of the British Museum by British Museum Press in Association with Alistair McAlpine, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

1871. McLaughlin, Joseph. Writing the urban jungle: reading empire in London from Doyle to Eliot. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99043698. Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-228) and index // "Two of the book's seven chapters are 'Holmes on the Range: Frontiers Old and New in 'A Study in Scarlet'' and 'The Romance of Invasion: Cocaine and Cannibalism in 'The Sign of Four''.

1872. Moretti, Franco. Atlas of the European Novel, 1800-1900. London, New York: Verso, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps (1 col.) ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Nov 1999. / Uniform Title: Atlante del romanzo europeo 1800-1900. English // "'This is a book which makes maps out of where books are set' and a map of Holmes' investigations shows that murders in Sherlock Holmes' London were far more likely in the best, rather than the worst, neighborhoods."

1873. Quindlen, Anna. Imagined London : a Tour of the World's Greatest Fictional City, (National Geographic directions). Washington, DC: National Geographic, 2004.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 2005. // "'I have been to London too many times to count in the pages of books,' she explains, 'to Dickensian London rich with narrow alley-ways and jocular street scoundrels, to the London of Conan Doyle and Margery Allingham with its salt-of-the-earth police officers and troubled aristocrats.' Baker Street is only one of many places she visits, and anyone who has enjoyed London will enjoy this book."

1874. Schneer, Jonathan. London 1900 : the imperial metropolis, (Yale Nota bene). New Haven, London: Yale University Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Originally published : New Haven: Yale University Press, 1999. Includes bibliographical references (p. [307]-321) and index. // "In half a dozen entertaining pages, Mr. Schneer combs the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for a rich store of imperial themes."

1875. ———. London 1900 : the imperial metropolis. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-321) and index. // "In half a dozen entertaining pages, Mr. Schneer combs the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for a rich store of imperial themes."

1876. Viney, Charles. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming, Surrey, Endland: Quadrillion Pub., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. Originally published: 1995. // Retraces the footsteps of Holmes and Watson through late-nineteenth-century London, each photograph illustrating a setting in one of the Holmes stories

1877. ———. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming, Surrey, England: CLB, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1878. ———. The Authentic World of Sherlock Holmes : an evocative tour of Conan Doyle's Victorian London. Godalming: Bramley, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1879. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. Godalming, Surrey: Colour Library Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. Includes: An atlas of Victorian London. [London] : G.W. Bacon, 1888. 1 atlas (7 maps). // "Over 200 original photographs of London taken between 1879 and 1914, each linked to events in the Sherlock Holmes stories"--Dust jacket

1880. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. New York: Smithmark, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. //

1881. ———. Sherlock Holmes in London : a photographic record of Conan Doyle's stories. Toronto: Viking, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, ports. ; 28 cm. //

1882. Wheeler, Thomas B. Finding Sherlock's London over 200 Sherlockian sites in London listed by Underground station = Finding Sherlock's London : over 200 Sherlockian sites in London listed by advenure [sic]. Memphis, TN: London Secrets (R), 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- FOOD AND DRINK (3)

1883. Bonnell, William. The Sherlock Holmes Victorian cookbook: favourite recipes of the great detective & Dr. Watson. Toronto: Macmillan Canada, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1997 //

1884. Diamond, Susan Z., and Paul Churchill. Seventeen steps to slimness: a Sherlock Holmes diet manual. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1885. Dorn, William S. Cooking for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson : British recipes for two persons. Denver: Pencil Productions, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Each recipe is preceeded by a quotation from the 1960 Doubleday edition of The complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with page no. in brackets./ Includes index. British recipes for two persons; Recipes for two persons. // "Is sufficiently up-to-date to have nutritional values for each of the 60 recipes, many of them (including ships biscuits, toad in the hole, and Sussex fritters) not found in more traditional cookbooks; it is spiral-bound to open flat, with coated pages to allow spills to be wiped off easily."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- FORENSICS (5)

1886. Capuzzo, Mike. The Murder Room : the heirs of Sherlock Holmes gather to solve the world's most perplexing cold cases. New York: Gotham Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Contents: The connoisseurs of murder -- The man who got away with murder -- The knights of the Café Table -- A little child shall lead them -- Cops and robbers -- The man who saw dead people -- Shades of the dark knight -- Guardians of the city -- Cold eyes from the past -- On the trail of the assassin -- Death of a B-girl -- The visual detective -- The man with the bad stomach -- On the trail of the warlock -- The reluctant knight errant -- The perfect mass murder -- The mask of the invisible man -- The return of Vidocq -- The gathering of detectives -- Busted -- The detective of souls -- The death artist -- Dreams of Morpheus -- A case they can't let go -- The butcher of Cleveland -- Imploring God -- The end of the affair -- Catch me if you can -- The case of the shoeless corpse -- The case of the prodigal son -- The sage of Scotland Yard -- Think therefore on revenge -- Murder in the cathedral -- What I want to hear are handcuffs -- The consulting detectives -- Take me to the psychopath -- The stranger in Biddle House -- City of brotherly mayhem -- Wrath sweeter by far than the honeycomb -- The worst mother in history -- The boy who never died -- The eight babies called "it" -- Murder in triplicate -- From heaven to hell -- The descent -- In the world which will be renewed -- "Congratulations, you've found your killer" -- Interrogation -- The haunting of Mary - - The case of the missing face -- The killer angels -- The ghost -- The ninth circle of hell -- Death in the time of bananas -- The miracle on South Street -- Knights of the round tables. Includes bibliographical references. // Documents the efforts of the Vidocq Society, an elite trio of gifted investigators, to solve such notorious cold cases as those of JonBenet Ramsey, the Butcher of Cleveland, and Jack the Ripper, and details their work with the world's top forensic specialists.

1887. ———. The Murder Room : the heirs of Sherlock Holmes gather to solve the world's most perplexing cold cases. Waterville, ME: Thorndike Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- The connoisseurs of murder -- The man who got away with murder -- The knights of the Café Table -- A little child shall lead them -- Cops and robbers -- The man who saw dead people -- Shades of the dark knight -- Guardians of the city -- Cold eyes from the past -- On the trail of the assassin -- Death of a B-girl -- The visual detective -- The man with the bad stomach -- On the trail of the warlock -- The reluctant knight errant -- The perfect mass murder -- The mask of the invisible man -- The return of Vidocq -- The gathering of detectives -- Busted -- The detective of souls -- The death artist -- Dreams of Morpheus -- A case they can't let go -- The butcher of Cleveland -- Imploring God -- The end of the affair -- Catch me if you can -- The case of the shoeless corpse -- The case of the prodigal son -- The sage of Scotland Yard -- Think therefore on revenge -- Murder in the cathedral -- What I want to hear are handcuffs -- The consulting detectives -- Take

me to the psychopath -- The stranger in Biddle House -- City of brotherly mayhem -- Wrath sweeter by far than the honeycomb -- The worst mother in history -- The boy who never died -- The eight babies called "it" -- Murder in triplicate -- From heaven to hell -- The descent -- In the world which will be renewed -- "Congratulations, you've found your killer" -- Interrogation -- The haunting of Mary -- The case of the missing face -- The killer angels -- The ghost -- The ninth circle of hell -- Death in the time of bananas -- The miracle on South Street -- Knights of the round tables. Includes bibliographical references. // Documents the efforts of the Vidocq Society, an elite trio of gifted investigators, to solve such notorious cold cases as those of JonBenet Ramsey, the Butcher of Cleveland, and Jack the Ripper, and details their work with the world's top forensic specialists.

1888. Saferstein, Richard. Criminalistics an introduction to forensic science. 2nd ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice- Hall, 1981. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 80026146. Includes bibliographies and index // The introductory section on the history and development of forensic science features a tribute to Conan Doyle and Holmes.

1889. Wagner, E. J. The science of Sherlock Holmes from Baskerville Hall to the Valley of Fear, the real forensics behind the great detective's greatest cases. Hoboken, N.J: Wiley, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005022236. Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents: Dialogue with the dead -- Beastly tales and black dogs -- A fly in the ointment -- Proving poison -- Disguise and the detective -- The crime scene by gaslight -- A picture of guilt -- Shots in the dark -- Bad impressions -- The real dirt -- Notes from the devil -- A voice in the blood -- Myth, medicine, and murder //

1890. Williams, Judy. The modern Sherlock Holmes: an introduction to forensic science today. London: Broadside Brooks, 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1999 // "With Sherlockian artwork on the cover, and a Canonical quote and a Paget illustration with each chapter, the book is based on a BBC World Service radio series that brought up to date "the meticulous detection methods set down by Sherlock Holmes 100 years ago."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- INDEXES (3)

1891. Clarkson, Stephen. The canonical compendium. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 429). Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "The product of more than 30 years of research (it started as a joint project with the late Bill Fleischauer), and the results of the research are both interesting and useful: there's a topical index of the Canon, with 80 categories and 144 subcategories, and story indexes for each of the 60 tales, with page numbers noted for five different editions (Baring-Gould's Annotated Sherlock Holmes and the Doubleday, Heritage Press, John Murray, and Oxford Press editions), plus intriguing introductory notes and 'miscellaneous' citations for each story."

1892. Gellerstedt, Bob. The Sherlockian anthologies index with a listing of Conan Doyle's fiction. s.l.: the compiler, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Introduction, a 1986 letter from John Bennett Shaw -- The Sherlockian anthologies index -- Conan Doyle's fiction -- The recorded Sherlock Holmes cases -- "Stand with me here upon the terrace ... " : an index of the obituaries in The Baker Street Journal. Citations: De Waal C11597 //

1893. Goodrich, William D. The new good old index. Dubuque, Iowa: Gasogene Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- MORMONS AND MORMONISM (1)

1894. Doyle, Arthur Conan. "A fine sprit [sic] of tolerance". Spokane, Wash.: Arthur H. Clark Co., 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Introduced by Michael W. Homer. // "This keepsake containing the accounts of Arthur Conan Doyle on the Mormons has been produced to accompany the collector's edition of On the way to somewhere else: European sojourners in the Mormon West, 1834-1930, volume 8 of the Kingdom in the West series, published by the Arthur H. Clark Company. Only 55 copies have been printed, signed and numbered..."- -P. [23]. Includes bibliographical references.

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- MUSIC (1)

1895. Spiegl, Fritz. Fritz Spiegl's Book of musical blunders and other musical curiosities. Parkwest, N.Y: Robson Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97066448; Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // "Includes a 8-page discussion titled 'Sherlock Holmes mistreats his mahogany violin' in which Spiegl concludes that Holmes was far less a musician than Watson made him out to be. Spiegl also notes that Holmes' violin must have been the most remarkable instrument ever to come out of the Cremona workshops: when (in 'The Norwood Builder'), 'during a fit of exasperation, Holmes 'flung down the instrument' into a corner, it came to no harm. It was 'made of mahogany'. Solid, no doubt.' But there's no mention of a mahogany violin in my copy of the Canon."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- NEWSPAPERS (2)

1896. Collins, Charles, John Nieminski, and Ely Liebow. Sherlock in the Trib being references to Sherlock Holmes and things Sherlockian as originally recorded by Chicago tribune staffer Charles Collins in his column A line o' type or two (1939-1951). New York: Magico Magazine, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 2001. // "While it's true that The Baker Street Irregulars were born and nourished in the pages of the Saturday Review of Literature, it's also a fact that the pages of the Chicago Tribune offered its readers a splendid opportunity to discover just how much fun Sherlockians have. Vincent Starrett wrote for the paper for many years, of course, but there was another stalwart Sherlockian on its staff: Charles Collins, who for more than two decades edited and wrote a daily column called 'A Line o' Type or Two' and provided a forum for his fellow enthusiasts. And you can now see just how much they all had, thanks to the late John Nieminski, who discovered more than 300 separate items of interest in the Collins' column, and assembled and annotated them for a book that was not published while he lived; and thanks to Ely Liebow, who has contributed two informative and enthusiastic introductions, about John Nieminski and Charles Collins, and who presided over publication."

1897. Murdock, Karen. Good for the cause: Sherlockians in the newspaper, (Bootmaker Occasional Paper). Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // The author comments on newspaper reports about Sherlockians and their Holmes-related activities, based on her analysis of the clippings files collected by John Bennett Shaw. The files are now curated at the University of Minnesota, Special Collections and Rare Books

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- NONCANONICAL CASES -- JACK THE RIPPER (11)

1898. Faye, Lyndsay. Dust and shadow : an account of the Ripper killings by Dr. John H. Watson. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 24 cm. //

1899. Hanna, Edward B. Howaitochaperu no kyofu [Sharokku Homuzu saidai no jiken] = The Whitechapel horrors, (Fusosha misuteri). Tokyo: Fusosha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1900. Sinclair, Iain. White Chappell: Paladin, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1901. ———. White Chappell - Trazos Rojos: Sudamericana, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1902. ———. White Chappell : scarlet tracings. London: Granta Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. First published in Great Britain by Goldmark in 1987. //

1903. ———. White Chappell : scarlet tracings. Uppingham: Goldmark, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "A complex novel about antiquarian-book dealers, Jack the Ripper, and a hitherto-unknown first issue of A Study in Scarlet."

1904. ———. White Chappell, scarlet tracings. London: Penguin, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: Uppingham: Goldmark, 1987. //

1905. ———. White Chappell, scarlet tracings. London: Vintage, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

1906. Trow, M. J. Lestrade and the Ripper, (Gateway mystery: Sholto Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Pub, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99015926 // "The year is 1888, and Jack the Ripper terrorizes London. All of the brutal killer's victims are discovered in the same district, Whitechapel, and all are prostitutes. But theirs aren't the only murders to perplex the brains of Scotland Yard. In Brighton, the body of one Edmund Gurney is also found dead."--Book jacket. "Foremost amongst the Yard's top men is the young Inspector Sholto Lestrade. It is to his lot that the unsolved cases of a deceased colleague fall - cases that include the murder of Martha Tabram, formerly a prostitute from Whitechapel, and that of Gurney."--Book jacket. "Leaving no stone unturned, Lestrade investigates with his customary expertise and follows the trail to the public school Rhadegund Hall. What he finds is murder."--Book jacket. "As the Whitechapel murders increase in number, so do those at Rhadegund Hall. What is the connection between them all? As if it weren't confusing enough, Lestrade is hampered by the parallel investigations of the great detective, Sherlock Holmes, aided by Dr. Watson. Who is the murderer of Rhadegund Hall, and are he and the man they call "Jack the Ripper" one and the same?"--Book jacket

1907. ———. Lestrade und Jack the Ripper: Rowohlt, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1908. Zelazny, Roger. A night in the lonesome October. New York: William Morrow and Co, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93018414 // "After years of unprepossessing folderol--the

wearisome Nine Princes in Amber retreads are depressingly typical--Zelazny bursts forth with, well, 'Victorian light supernatural fantasy' just about covers it. Narrator Snuff, a guard dog who performs complex thaumaturgical calculations in his head, has many duties: to keep various Things firmly trapped in mirrors, wardrobes, and steamer trunks; to accompany his master, Jack--he of the magical blade--on weird collecting expeditions into the graveyards and slums of Victorian London; and--for a single hour each night--discuss the day's goings-on in human speech. Snuff's neighbors include: Jill the witch and her familiar, Graymalk the cat, with whom Snuff forms a friendly alliance; Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Frankenstein, Dracula, a werewolf, and a satanic vicar. The witches, detectives, doctors, vampires, etc., along with their equally industrious familiars, trade information and scheme for advantage as the full moon of Halloween approaches; at that time, a magical showdown to decide the fate of the Earth will occur. Some of the characters are 'openers,' determined to open a magical doorway allowing the Old Gods to reoccupy the Earth; others are 'closers,' equally resolved to keep the magical door nailed shut; and a few are involved yet stand outside the Game altogether. Snuff's problem is to discover who is which. Sparkling, witty, delightful: Zelazny's best for ages, perhaps his best ever."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- PERIODICALS (34)

1909. The Beeman's Christmas annual : a publication of The Occupants of the Empty House, a scion of the Baker Street Irregulars. 1986- vols. DuQuoin, IL: Camden House & Co., 1986-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Annual. ill. ; 22 cm. Geology in the canon (1999) -- Flora and fauna in the canon (2000) -- Geography in the canon (2001) //

1910. The Holmes & Watson report. Peoria, IL: B. Keefauver, 1997-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1911. The Jezail bulletin: a publication of the Maiwand Jezails, a scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars. Lincoln, NE: Maiwand Jezail Press, 1997-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1912. Mandatory sentence. London, Ont: M. Duncanson, 1995-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1913. Parish magazine (Chester, England): The Parish magazine the newsletter of the Arthur Conan Doyle Society. Chester England: The Society, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12587 //

1914. Scarlet Street: the magazine of mystery and horror. Glen Rock, N.J.: R. H. Enterprises, 1991-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1915. Sherlock Holmes Gazette. Wargrave, England: (various), 1991-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1916. Sherlock Holmes the detective magazine. Wargrave: P. Harkness, 1997-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1917. The Strand magazine (Birmingham, Mich.). Birmingham, Mich: Strand Magazine, 1998-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: sn 99003524 //

1918. The Wipers Times a facsimile reprint of the trench magazines:--the Wipers times--the New Church times--the Kemmel times--the Somme times--the B. E. F. times. London: H. Jenkins limited, 1918. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 18001180; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it

contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

1919. The Wipers Times including for the first time in one volume a facsimile reproduction of the complete series of the famous wartime trench magazines. London: E. Nash & Grayson limited, 1930. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 31024185; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

1920. The Wipers Times: The Complete Series of the Famous Wartime Trench Newspaper. London: Little Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

1921. Adey, Robert. As it might have been: a collection of Sherlockian parodies from unlikely sources. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // The thirty-eight short stories in this collection originally appeared in various, mostly obscure, papers and magazines dating back to 1893. "His research in humor magazines from the 1890s onward has uncovered many previously unreprinted examples of what writers have done with and to Sherlock Holmes."

1922. Beare, Geraldine, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Index to the Sherlock Holmes journal, 1952-2002. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1923. Beaver, Patrick. The Wipers Times a complete facsimile of the famous World War One trench newspaper, incorporating the New Church Times, the Kemmel Times, the Somme Times, the B.E.F. Times, and the Better Times. London: P. Davies, 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 74154717; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

1924. Boote, Henry, ed. Cliff Notes on Mrs. Hudson's Cliffdwellers. Old Tappan, NJ: Mrs. Hudson's Cliffdwellers, 2000-2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1925. Clarkson, Stephen. First magazine appearances of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Berkeley Springs, WV: Kennington Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // All but one of the Sherlock Holmes stories first appeared in magazines, chiefly in the Strand Magazines. Titles often appeared on both sides of the Atlantic within days of each other. This index tracks which magazine edition, English or American, was the "first first" appearance of each Holmes story

1926. Cochran, William R. The Camden House journal, 1979-2003 an index to the monthly musings between the doors of The Camden House Journal, celebrating over 25 years of publication. S.l.: Occupants of the Empty House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1927. Collins, Charles, John Nieminski, and Ely Liebow. Sherlock in the Trib being references to Sherlock Holmes and things Sherlockian as originally recorded by Chicago tribune staffer Charles Collins in his column A line o' type or two (1939-1951). New York: Magico Magazine, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 2001. // "While it's true that The Baker Street Irregulars were born and nourished in the pages of the Saturday Review of Literature, it's also a fact that the pages of the Chicago Tribune offered its readers a splendid opportunity to discover just how much fun Sherlockians have. Vincent Starrett wrote for the paper for many years, of course, but there was another stalwart Sherlockian on its staff: Charles Collins, who for more than two decades edited and wrote a daily column called 'A Line o' Type or Two' and provided a forum for his fellow enthusiasts. And you can now see just how much they all had, thanks to the late John Nieminski, who discovered more than 300 separate items of interest in the Collins' column, and assembled and annotated them for a book that was not published while he lived; and thanks to Ely Liebow, who has contributed two informative and enthusiastic introductions, about John Nieminski and Charles Collins, and who presided over publication."

1928. Curious Collectors of Baker Street, and Tigers of San Pedro. Baker Street West 1. Los Angeles: Curious Tiger Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1929. Dangling Prussian Amateur Press Association. The daily dangler official news organ of the Dangling Prussian Amateur Press Association. Peoria, Ill.?: B. Keefauver, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12495 //

1930. ———. The dangling Prussian files. Peoria, Ill.?: B. Keefauver. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12495 //

1931. Davies, David Stuart, ed. Musgrave Papers. Huddersfield, England: The Northern Musgraves, 1987-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1932. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Sherlock Holmes Review. Zionsville, IN, 1986-1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan. 1995; http://www.sherlockpeoria.net/Periodicals/SherlockHolmesReview.html //

1933. Friends of the Sherlock Holmes Collections (University of Minnesota). Friends of the Sherlock Holmes Collections newsletter. Minneapolis: The Friends, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1934. McClure, Michael, and Susan McClure, eds. The Baker Street News. Chester, IL: Michael McClure, 1995-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Only one issue published; http://www.sherlockpeoria.net/Periodicals/BakerStNews.html //

1935. Northeastern Illinois University, and Advisory Committee on Popular Culture. Baker Street miscellanea. Chicago: Sciolist Press, 1975. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: sn 80008147. Citations: De Waal C12454 //

1936. Redmond, Christopher, ed. Canadian Holmes, the first twenty-five years: an anthology. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The Red-Headed Conspiracy and the Universal Prejudice Against Nice Plain Folks / Marlene Aig; Holmes and the Hope of Newfoundland / Fred Aldrich; The Veiled Lodger: A Song Paraphrase / Jim Ballinger; The Elsinore Squires; or, A Study in Danish or, The Castle of Fear / Wendy Bamford; Excursion to Aldershot: Watson's Bootless Errand / E. J. Barnes; The Indian Elements in the Holmes Tales: Jewels and Tigers / Paul Beam; The Hysteria of Godfrey Emsworth / Thelma Beam; Death Be Not Proud: The Myth Behind Moriarty / Karen Campbell; The Adventure of the Reichenplaque / Patrick Campbell; Boxes Within Boxes / Patrick Campbell; The Gentle Art of Disguise / Desiree Campin; Good Old Watson: A Sherlockian Fixed Point / Bob Coghill; Holmes's Missing Years:

Science Fiction in Reverse / Montague Cohen; 'The One Fixed Point in a Changing Age': Faith, Disillusion, and Certitude in the World of Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle / Don Richard Cox; La Belle Dame Sans Merci / Michael Doyle; Sherlock Holmes as a Conjurer / Doug Elliott; There's Dogs / Doug Elliott; Thus, Month After Month His Papers Accumulated / Victoria Gill; I Could Concoct a Better Plot and More / L. B. Greenwood // "Trevor Raymond recalls in his afterword that the first constitution of the Bootmakers of Toronto stated that 'The purpose of this Society shall be to keep Sherlock Holmes alive and well in Canada, and to assist police in locating missing boots and other footwear,' and the Bootmakers have done that (well, part of that) splendidly in the journal Canadian Holmes, as this anthology demonstrates."

1937. Redmond, Donald A. The index to Canadian Holmes Volumes 1-25 (1973-2002). Toronto, Ont., Shelburne, Ont: The Bootmakers of Toronto. The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1938. Sherlock Holmes Around the World (Organization). Sherlock Holmes Around the World S.H.A.W. : [newsletter]. S.l.: Sherlock Holmes Around the World, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1939. Sydney Passengers (Organization). The passengers' log the journal of the Sydney Sherlock Holmes Society, 'The Sydney Passengers.'. Sydney N.S.W.: The Passengers, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1940. Taylor, Troy, ed. Whitechapel Gazette. Decatur, IL, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1941. Toronto Reference Library, and Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection. The magic door. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Reference Library, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1942. Utechin, Nicholas, and Anthony D. Howlett. The best of The Sherlock Holmes Journal : selections from the first 8 volumes. 1st ed. [London]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, Printed by Antony Rowe, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. V. 1: Selections from issues, 1952-1968. Volume I: Limited edition of 300 copies; nos. 1-25 are signed by Alfreda D. Howlett, Nicholas Utechin, and Philip Porter. Includes bibliographical references. Edited by Nicholas Utechin; foreword by Anthony Howlett. //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- PHILATELY (6)

1943. Dodson, Larry. The philatelic adventures of Sherlock Holmes, (ATA handbook). Albuquerque, NM: American Topical Association, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

1944. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bruce Holmes. The return of Sherlock Holmes. Halifax, N.S: Bruce Holmes, [2003]. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaf 22) // Reprints selected passages from the thirteen stories which comprise The Return, each illustrated with a stamp from the illustrator's collection

1945. Holmes, Bruce. Mr. Sherlock Holmes, [Bootmakers' monographs. [S.l.]: B. Holmes, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. 'Each stamp or envelope... is accompanied by one or more quotations from the Sherlock Holmes stories"-- (introduction). Includes bibliography. //

1946. ———. Sherlockian dogs. [S.l.]: B. Holmes, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. Each stamp is accompanied by one or more quotations from the Sherlock Holmes stories. Includes bibliography. //

1947. Small, Jonathan. Sherlock Holmes auf Briefmarken. S.l: s.n, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 19) //

1948. Wood, Benton. Philatelic and numismatic Holmes a handy reference guide to Sherlockian stamps & coins. New ed. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 33) //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- POETRY AND LIMERICKS (31)

1949. Dorn, William S. The limericks of Sherlock Holmes. Denver: Pencil Productions Ltd, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Includes 64 new limericks about A. Conan Doyle's creations: 1 for Sherlock Holmes, 1 for Dr. Watson, 1 for each of the original stories, 1 of each of the two apocryphal stories

1950. Gorman, LeRoy, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Paul Churchill. The poems of Sherlock Holmes. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 73) //

1951. Knight, Henry. Suspicions. 2nd rev ed. Toronto: Childe Thursday, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1952. Ruyle, John. The agent's last bow the Case-book re-cased. Berkeley: Brickfall & Amberley, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1953. ———. Arrivals & departures jiggery- pokery. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1954. ———. Baker Street antics observations. Berkeley: The Speckled Bandicott, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1955. ———. Baker Street Bazaar demonstrations. Berkeley: Ash-Tray Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1956. ———. Baker Street Galore! preoccupations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1957. ———. Beeing there impressions. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1958. ———. Bees in my bonnet obsessions. Berkeley: The Bees' Knees Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1959. ———. Bells, butlers, & others frolics. Berkeley: Brunton & Howells, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1960. ———. Bottom of the barrel canonical capers. Berkeley: Slipshod Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1961. ———. Bricks without clay Processions / by John Ruyle. Berkely: White Mason, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1998 // "'Leans heavily on the untold adventures and other Holmesian topics on which we have little data,' John Ruyle reports."

1962. ———. Bye bye birdy fear quartets. Berkeley: Iron Duke Company, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C8324 //

1963. ———. Chimney-child divagations & variations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1964. ———. Difficult oysters seven men in the same boat (to say nothing of the dog!) curious verse. Berkeley: Hangdog Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1965. ———. Effable twaddle digressions. Berkeley: Owls' Hoot Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1966. ———. Exits & entrances hocus-pocus. Berkeley, CA: Crow's Foot Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1967. ———. Loose canons verse grim and gentle. Berkeley: Pontoon Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1968. ———. Mitigated bleat: observations on his last bow. Berkeley: Printer's Devil's Feet, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1969. ———. Mongoose & mendicants celebrations & tribulations. Berkeley: Wood & Devoy, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1970. ———. Sherlock unbound new poems. Berkeley: The Crow's Foot Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1971. ———. Sir Arthur Agonistes whims & fancies. Berkeley, CA: Firedog Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1972. ———. Splintered Parts. Berkeley, CA: The Pequod Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1995 //

1973. ———. Springtime for Sherlock and other verses. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1974. ———. Stix & stones hallucinations. Berkeley: Calaboose Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1975. ———. Teddy & Arthur paradigmatic constructs. Berkeley: Amateur Mendicant Society, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1976. ———. Tidewaiters & yeggmen occupations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1977. ———. Watson furioso progressions. Berkeley: Iron Dyke Company, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1978. ———. Wiggins & Company irregular verse. Berkeley: The imbecile Rodent, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1979. Starrett, Vincent, Peter Ruber, A, and Christopher Morley. Collected poems, (Vincent Starrett memorial library series). Shelburne, Ont: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- QUOTATIONS (7)

1980. Emery, Vince, ed. Sherlock Holmes' Guide to Life. San Francisco: Vince Emery Productions, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1981. Narasimhan, Balaji. The partial art of detection. Tokyo: Shoso-in Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes index. //

1982. Parris, Matthew, David Prosser, and Simon Christmas. Scorn with added vitriol : a bucketful of discourtesy, disparagement, invective, ridicule, impudence, contumely, derision, hate, affront, disdain, bile, taunts, curses and jibes. New ed. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 96039884 //

1983. ———. Scorn: a bucketful of discourtesy, disparagement, invective, ridicule, impudence, contumely, derision, hate, affront, disdain, bile, taunts, curses and jibes. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 94088947 //

1984. Petersen, Svend, Arthur Conan Doyle, Carl William Thiel, Karen Murdock, Frank Darlington, Edwin Christenson, and George A. Vanderburgh. Sherlock Holmes almanac. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-374) and index //

1985. Redmond, Christopher. Quotations from Baker Street : a selection of memorable, striking, familiar, historic, and funny sentences from the literature and folklore of Sherlock Holmes. 2nd ed. Waterloo: Chris Redmond, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

1986. Redmond, Christopher, and George A. Vanderburgh. Quotations from Baker Street a selection of memorable, striking, familier and historic sentences from the literature and folklore of Sherlock Holmes. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Availability: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, P.O. Box 204, 420 Owen Sound St., Shelburne, Ont. L0N 1S0 //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- SMOKING AND TOBACCO (5)

1987. Cabrera Infante, G. Holy smoke. Woodstock, New York: Overlook Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96049493; Scuttlebutt June 1998 // "A fascinating, expert, and humorous discussion of the history of cigars (and cigarettes and pipes) with occasional references to the Canon."

1988. ———. Puro humo. Madrid: Alfaguara, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001378236. Includes filmography (p. 495-503) // "A

fascinating, expert, and humorous discussion of the history of cigars (and cigarettes and pipes) with occasional references to the Canon."

1989. Cirone, Nino. Upon the distinction between the ashes of the various tobaccos. Romford, Essex: I. Henry, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 2000 // "Is not Sherlock Holmes' long-lost monograph, but rather an interesting collection of interesting descriptions of 60 tobaccos, one for each of the Canonical tales, accompanied by appropriate period artwork."

1990. Hacker, Richard Carleton. The adventures of the singular pipes of Sherlock Holmes. S.l: s.n, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1991. ———. Rare Smoke : the ultimate guide to pipe collecting. 1st ed. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Autumngold Pub., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. "Volume 1, a limited edition of which this is one of 2500 copies." Scuttlebutt Sep 1999 // "Rick reports that he includes information on commemorative Sherlock Holmes pipes, and some previously untold stories about his adventures with the late Jeremy Brett."

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- THE STRAND MAGAZINE (2)

1992. Jackson, Kate. "George Newnes and the new journalism in Britain, 1880-1910 : culture and profit." Aldershot; Burlington: Ashgate, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [279]-283) and index. // Machine generated contents note: Part I The New Journalism: A Liberal Profession or a Branch of -- Business? -- Introduction to Part I -- 1 Securing the Suffrage of the Crowd: Tit-Bitites and Millionaires: -- Tit-Bits (1881) and The Million (1892) -- 2 A National Institution: The Strand Magazine (1891) -- Part II Liberalism and Imperialism: Developing Formats -- and Expanding Horizons -- Introduction to Part II -- 3 A Bold Stroke of Mingled Business and Benevolence' -- The Westminster Gazette (1893) -- 4 Expanding Human ConsciousnessAcross the G0be: -- The Wide World Magazifne( - -898) -- Part III Speeialisation and Diversification: Targeting Niche -- Audiences and Exploiting a Segmented Market -- Introduction to Part III -- 5 Femininity, Consumption, Class and Culture in the Ladies' Paper: -- The Ladies' Field (1898) -- 6 Respectable Anxieties, Role-Models and Readers: -- The Captain (1899) -- Conclusion -- George Newnes: Biographical Summary -- Select Bibliography -- Index.

1993. Jackson, Kate Helen. Culture and profit : George Newnes and the new journalism in Britain, 1880-1910, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ports. Bibliography: leaves 373-384. // Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Sydney, 1998.

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- TOASTS (3)

1994. Bryan, Caroline, and David H Galerstein. A singular sense of humor a compilation of stuff and nonsense by and for Sherlockians. New York: Magico, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: To Modern Men Be, Vinnie Starrett -- A gustatory frolic, Dorothy Belle Pollack -- A letter, Sherlock Holmes -- A quiz on the titles, John Bennett Shaw // A collection of toasts, papers, poems, and other items presented at various scion meetings, together with a few documents not generally available to the public, including correspondence between two U.S. Presidents and Edgar Smith, "Buttons" Secretary of the Baker Street Irregulars

1995. Vizoskie, Susan E. B. Teas and Toasts with the Three Garridebs. White Plains, NY: The Three Garridebs, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "With 65 pages of toasts and recipes, all nicely done, by members of The Three Garridebs, celebrating last years' 10th anniversary of the society's annual picnic and afternoon tea."

1996. Zahray, Luci, Mary Erickson, and South Downers (Organization). Sherlockian toast: a compilation of toasts given by members and guests of The South Downers of Chicago. 1st ed. Crete, Ill: Homestead Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS -- OTHER SUBJECTS -- WEAPONS (GUNS, FIREARMS, KNIVES, ETC.) (2)

1997. McGinley, E. W. An illustrated monograph on the use of firearms in the adventures of Sherlock Holmes: being a treatise on the development of firearms and their application in the canon. New York: Mycroft Holmes Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

1998. ———. An illustrated monograph on the use of firearms in the adventures of Sherlock Holmes: being a treatise on the development of firearms and their application in the canon. 2nd rev ed. New York: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

06F WRITINGS ABOUT THE WRITINGS –- OTHER SUBJECTS -- FOOD AND DRINK(1)

1999. Sonnenschmidt, Frederic H. Tastes and tales of a chef : stories and recipes. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. One roast beef...how Sherlock Holmes and a roast beef sandwich were responsible for me becoming an American -- Sherlock Holmes, Mrs. Hudson, and the Hudson Valley. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Oct 2003. // "Fritz presided over all of the delightful Sherlockian dinners at the Culinary Institute of America, and is shown on the cover as a Sherlockian chef, and does not neglect Sherlock Holmes in his stories."

07 SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS (56)

2000. Parish magazine (Chester, England): The Parish magazine the newsletter of the Arthur Conan Doyle Society. Chester England: The Society, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12587 //

2001. Amateur Mendicant Society (Madrid, Spain). The Amateur Mendicant Society's third case-book (Holmesian studies). Madrid: The Amateur Mendicant Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2002. Bensley, Janet. The Camden House Cookbook 2: Recipes From The Empty House. Zeigler, IL: Occupants of The Empty House; Stan Tinsley, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2003. Bensley, Janet, Debbie Tinsley, and Occupants of the Empty House. The Camden House cookbook. Shaw special ed. DuQuoin, Ill: William R. Cochran, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C11,385 //

2004. Bond, Scott, and Bill Starr. The Sons of the Copper Beeches 50th anniversary commemorative commonplace book. Philadelphia: Sons of the Copper Beeches, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2005. Bruxner, Pamela. In Beds with Sherlock Holmes a day excursion by the Sherlock Holmes Society of London. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2006. Cagnat, Jean-Pierre, Christilla Cagnat, Wladimir Bogomoletz, Nissa Bogomoletz, and Thierry Saint-Joanis. It is always a joy to meet an American, a Briton, a Japanese, a Canadian, a Swiss. Paris: Mycroft's Brother, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Jean-Pierre Cagnat is a splendid French illustrator and political cartoonist, and he has been attending Sherlockian gatherings for 15 years, and of course rendering what he has seen in his unique style. His tour 'around the world of Sherlock Holmes' is now available, in full color and with text in English..."

2007. Calamai, Peter. "Masterly inactivity" the Canadian Baskervilles : the country's first Sherlockian scion, 1945 to 1961. Rev. 2nd printing, Dec. 2001 ed, (Bootmakers of Toronto occasional papers). Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2008. Canton, Rolf J. The Moriarty principle an irregular look at Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Lakeville, Mn: Galde Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96040346; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // Rolf J. Canton has contributed often to the newsletter of The Norwegian Explorers, and his essays and poems have been collected here; along with new material that includes the scripts for two radio plays and a fine assortment of photographs taken at Explorers' meetings and conferences."

2009. Cooper, Beryl E, Tom Cooper, and Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse. Sherlockian jumbles a silver anniversary edition. Fayetteville, NY: The Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2010. Coules, Bert, John Addy, and Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society. 221 BBC writing for the world's first complete dramatised canon (with some observations upon previous radio appearances of Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson), (Musgrave monograph). S.l: Northern Musgraves, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2011. Dangling Prussian Amateur Press Association. The daily dangler official news organ of the Dangling Prussian Amateur Press Association. Peoria, Ill.?: B. Keefauver, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12495 //

2012. ———. The dangling Prussian files. Peoria, Ill.?: B. Keefauver. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12495 //

2013. Davies, David Stuart, ed. Musgrave Papers. Huddersfield, England: The Northern Musgraves, 1987-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2014. Diamond, Susan Z., and Marilynne McKay. Serpentine muse-ings: an anthology from the journal of the Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. 2 vols. Indianapolis: Gasogene, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 2 volumes. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. Contents: Volume 1: Is There a Doctor in the

House? / Kathleen Alvarez; A Toast to Beryl Stapleton With a Shocking Revelation / Linda Anderson; A Saintly Toast / Peter E. Blau; A Holmesian Quartet / Joan Brieaddy; Holmes' Hideaways / Robert N. Brodie; Watson and the Landladies of the Canon / Mary Campbell; Sonnet to Sherlock Holmes / Linda Crane; Watson's Secret / Susan Z. Diamond; A Case of Delusion / Henry W. Enberg; A Toast to Irene Adler / Joseph Fink; Gold King & Silver King / Patricia Dodd Flynn; The Mistress and the Miadservant / Patricia Dodd Flynn; Watson, a British Jury? / Dennis France; The Perfect Crime or The Mystery of the Maligned Medic / Marie Gibb; So Old a Shiikari / Jim Goehmann; They Don't Call Them 'Falls' for Nothing / Jim Goehmann; My Collection of Esses / Alexian Gregory; The Lady of 221B / Margaret H. Henry; Elementary, My Lovely / Sarah Montague Joffe; Holmes the Bambler: or a few trifling observations on The Master's income sources / Kate Karlson; Irene / Sandy Kozinn; Some Thoughts on the Ethnicity of Sherlock Holmes / Sandy Kozinn; Toast to Sherlock Holmes / Sandy Kozinn; What Would Holmes and Mrs. Hudson Do if 221 Baker Street Were on Fire? / Sandy Kozinn; Alice & The Professor / Marilynne McKay; April Fool, Godfrey! / Marilynne McKay;Canonical Doctore / Marilynne McKay;La Belle Dame in Le Belle Epoque / Marilynne McKay (as Isadora Klein);Canonical Ladies / Julie McKuras; Toast to Colonel Moran / Patricia Moran; A Toast to Mrs. Huddson / Harold Niver;Investigating an Investiture / Teddie A. Niver; About Miss Mary Sutherland / Lenore Glen Offord; To Dr. John H. (or James) Watson A Much-Admired Gentleman / Trish Pearlman; Canonical Compilations / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Introducing the Woman / Dorothy Belle Pollack;That 'Dominant Mind' / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Sherlock Holmes 1994: 'non omnis Moriarty!' / Dorothy Belle Pollack; Take Moriarty, for Example / Dorothy Belle Pollack; The Heavenly Taxi / Shirley Purves; Cut Out the Poetry / Warren Randall; What Watson Was or His Limits / Warren Randall; No John on Chicago / Warren Randall (as Sandy Carlburg); Entirely to Be Trusted / Susan Rice; Anonyma / Mary Ellen Rich; The Woman: A Toast at the 1999 Spring Dinner; Toast to Mycroft / Myrtle Robinson; A Letter From Mary: Discovered in a Dispatch Box / Mary Schroeder; The Discomforted Detective / Philip A. Shreffler; A Toast to the Untrustworthy / Philip A. Shreffler; Toast to Irene Adler / Marina Stajic; The Top Ten Reasons Why John Watson is a Good Husband / Jan Stauber; The Most Winning Woman Hunt / Ruthann Stetak; Lucy Hebron: The Later Years / Jeanne Thelwell; To Irene Adler / Stephen Tolin; Archy Writes / Jean Upton; The True History of Violet Hunter / Thom Utecht; Sherlock, Sherlock, Burning Bright / Ben Vizoskie; First Meeting / Ben Vizoskie (as Lord Robert St. Simon); Think Small / Susan Vizoskie; Toast to John Watson, M.D. / Susan Vizoskie; Rosalie Williams on Mrs. Hudson / Rosalie Williams; Expression of Regret / Gahan Wilson; Volume 2: The Ashenpoof Song; The Uffan Carol; Some Comments on Vitriol and Some Vitriolic Comments on ILLU / Bruce D. Aiken; To a Unique Woman in the Sherlock Holmes Stories / Peter E. Blau; Lady Mary's Cope Book / Paula S. Cohen; A Perennial Toast / Paula S. Cohen; '...my correspondence has certainly the charm of variety...' / Susan Conant and Evelyn Herzog; Laws of Sherlock Murphy / Norman Davis; The Reindeer Song / Norman Davis; A Tale of a Prince, The King, and the Master / Susan Z. Diamond; Canonical Fools / Pj Doyle; A Not So Trifling Monograph On the Origins of ASH / Joseph Fink; Passion, Primates, the Canon & Dorothy (but no Toto) / Judith Freeman; Speculation on the Speckled / Judith Freeman; A Family of Friends / T. Michelle Fromkin; In Memoriam 'In Memoriam Sherlock Holmes' / Alexian Gregory; Just What the Doctor Ordered: Victorian Medicinal Imbibing / Patricia Guy; Culinary Institute Presentation May 4, 1991 / Evelyn Herzog; Mere Amateurs / Evelyn Herzog; Roasting Tom Stix / Evelyn Herzog; On Being as ASH Versus Being an 'ASH' / Jane Hinckley; Moriarty Sank the Titanic / Peter Horrocks; A Brief Argument for The Blue Carbuncle / Donald B. Izban; In Which Pooh and Piglet Track a Heffalump With the Help of a Very Great Friend / Andrew Joffe; Speaker's Corner / Sarah Montague Joffe; The Gentle Art of the Fan / Karen Johnson; A Sherlockian Adventure in Serendipity / Irving Kamil; D-I-V-O-R-C-E or what the Bristol Barmaid knew / Kate Karlson; Sherlockian Mixology / Kate Karlson; A Toast to the Engineer's Thumb / Kate Karlson; The Doyle/Wodehouse Connection? / Francine Kitts; Neville St. Clair's Improbable Lifestyle / Francine Kitts; How I Made a Mutt of Myself Over a "Toast to the Hound' / Sandy Kozinn; 'Plumming' Sherlock Holmes / Marilyn MacGregor; A Ditty / Gertrude Mahoney; A Case of Makeup / Laurie Fraser Manifold; We Never Called Him Sherlock / Edith Meiser; The Exciting Conclusion / Angela Mitchell; A Toast to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Joseph W. Moran; History of the Adventuresses / Patricia Moran; A Modest Sherlockian Proposal / Patricia Moran; The Picketing / Linda L. Patterson; A Scandal in Kent / Roberta Pearson; Citrus Aurantium Curassuviensis: The Golden Orange of Curacao / Rivkah Peller; Westbury to Hunter / Dorothy Belle Pollack; The Man Who Was John Watson: Dr. Doyle, I Presume / Warren Randall; Pastichiary / Donald Redmond; The Darlington Scandal / Tina Rhea; Vincent Starrett: The Chicago Columns / Susan Rice; To Shakespeare / Mary Ellen Rich; The Uffian Way / Mary Ellen Rich; A Question About 221B / William P. Schweickert; The

Opposite Window / Philip A. Shreffler; A Case of Numbers / Linda Spessotti; A Chemical Toast / Marina Stajic; The Identity of the Perfect Roommate / Marina Stajic; Being Married to the Head of the BSI / Dorothy Stix; The Depths To Which What Will Sink / Francine Morris Swift; Why the Dog Did Nothing in the Night- Time / Francine Morris Swift; The Queen Empress / Wayne B. Swift; Baker Street Wardrobes / Patricia Ubaldi; The ASH Constitution and Buy-Laws / Bill Vande Water; In Celebration: January 1992 / Bill Vande Water; Georgiana, the Coquettish Duchess of Devonshire: Adjective or Adventuress? / Susan Vizoskie; A Toast to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Susan Vizoskie; The Adventure of the Inverted Reindeer / John H. Watson; Cruising and Crossing On Board Ship with Sherlock Holmes / Joanne Zahorsky-Reeves // "Anthology of scholarship, speculation, and toasts from archives of The Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes and their journal The Serpentine Muse."

2015. Donegall, Edward Arthur Donald St. George Hamilton Chichester. Baker Street and beyond: essays on Sherlock Holmes. London: Westminster Libraries. Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 94013716 //

2016. Doyle, Arthur Conan, John Bergquist, Phillip G Bergem, Thomas R Tietze, Julie McKuras, Sherlock Holmes Collections (University of Minnesota), Arthur Conan Doyle Society, and Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota (Organization). The horror of the heights a facsimile of the author's holograph manuscript with commentary. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Preface / by Michael Dirda -- Introduction / by Phillip Bergem -- Rationalism and imagination in Conan Doyle's 'The Horror of the Heights' / by Thomas R. Tietze -- Appendix: Manuscript description -- A note on the Sherlock Holmes Collections at the University of Minnesota / by Julie McKuras //

2017. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Christopher Roden, Barbara Roden, and Arthur Conan Doyle Society. A regimental scandal. Penyffordd, Chester, U.K: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96143609. Contents: A regimental scandal : the manuscript -- A regimental scandal : the text //

2018. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Sherlock Holmes Review. Zionsville, IN, 1986-1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan. 1995; http://www.sherlockpeoria.net/Periodicals/SherlockHolmesReview.html //

2019. Eaton, Reed R. The adventure of the two-faced man. Sign of the Four Faces commemorative ed. S.L: s.n., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2020. Faherty, Terence. Deadstick. Toronto: Worldwide Library, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "A sure-handed debut introduces failed seminarian/current law- firm researcher Owen Keane, a questing young man often at emotional/philosophical odds with his attorney boss Harry, a college chum, and with his quasi-girlfriend Marilyn, a relentlessly pragmatic librarian. Here, Harry assigns Owen the task of handling client Robert Carteret's request: discover what caused the 1941 plane crash that killed his brother William and his debutante- fiance Lynn. The reclusive Carteret, who makes Howard Hughes seem gregarious, is hidden away on his Long Island estate, while his family fortune is being managed by tough-minded businesswoman Carolyn Vernia. Owen's research leads him to a war-trauma analyst who treated Robert Carteret and, it turns out, forged the request to reopen the '41 episode. Was it an accident or--worse--a double murder? Is that Robert hidden away in the mansion--or William? A trip to the plane-crash site in a New Jersey pine forest ultimately explains all, though the facts can't be verified. Owen, a detective- fiction aficionado, a lifelong windmill tilter, enlivens a rather simple story, particularly in his relationships-- with people/his career/life in general." "Luci Zahray, who recently met Terence Faherty at a writers conference in Chicago, reports that Faherty told her that Tom, in Faherty's first novel...[is] based on his college room-mate Peter Crupe (Luci notes that the novel also has some interesting Sherlockian references)."

2021. Friends of the Sherlock Holmes Collections (University of Minnesota). Friends of the Sherlock Holmes Collections newsletter. Minneapolis: The Friends, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2022. Grann, David. The Devil and Sherlock Holmes : Tales of Murder, Madness, and Obsession. 1st ed. New York: Doubleday, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. "Any truth is better than indefinite doubt". Mysterious circumstances -- Trial by fire -- The chameleon -- True crime -- Which way did he run -- "A strange enigma is man!". The squid hunter -- City of water -- The old man and the gun -- Stealing time -- "All that was monstrous and inconceivably wicked in the universe". The brand -- Crimetown U.S.A. -- Giving the "devil" his due. // Collection of the journalist's articles previously published in varous periodicals. Includes 'A Reporter at Large: Mysterious Circumstances' (about the death of Richard Lancelyn Green reprinted from The New Yorker.

2023. ———. The Devil and Sherlock Holmes : tales of murder, madness, and obsession. London: Simon & Schuster, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. "Any truth is better than indefinite doubt". Mysterious circumstances -- Trial by fire -- The chameleon -- True crime -- Which way did he run -- "A strange enigma is man!". The squid hunter -- City of water -- The old man and the gun -- Stealing time -- "All that was monstrous and inconceivably wicked in the universe". The brand -- Crimetown U.S.A. -- Giving the "devil" his due. // Collection of the journalist's articles previously published in varous periodicals in slightly different form. Includes 'A Reporter at Large: Mysterious Circumstances' (about the death of Richard Lancelyn Green reprinted from The New Yorker.

2024. Green, Richard Lancelyn, Anthony D Howlett, Catherine Cooke, Christopher Roden, and Barbara Roden. Conan Doyle of Wimpole Street the story behind the commemorative plaque at 2 Upper Wimpole Street, London. Penyffordd, Chester, England: Arthur Conan Doyle Society, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2025. Heifetz, Carl L., Wanda Dow, F. Dow Jeffery, and Pleasant Places of Florida (Organization). The Pleasant Places of Florida presents the Calendrical Canon with Holidays Holmesian. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2026. Hounds of the Internet, and Langdale Pike. The Hounds collection: an anthology by members of the Hounds of the Internet ; 'Tales from the CyberKennel' / Compiled and edited by Langdale Pike. 1st ed. Manly, NSW, Australia: Bow Windows Enterprises, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2027. Iriarte, Antonio J. Algunas leguas al norte de Oporto la verdad sobre el Norah Creina?, (Monograph series). Madrid: Amateur Mendicant Society, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2028. Johnson, Roger, John Bennett Shaw, Sherlock Holmes Society of London, and Jean Upton. Back to Baker Street: an appreciation of Sherlock Holmes and London. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Cabs of London; The Criterion; The Italian Quarter; St. Bartholomew's Hospital; The Turkish Bath; Sherlock Holmes...The Lost Years / Val Andrews; If in Doubt Try a Library / Catherine Cooke; Wanted: Bijou Villa in St. John's Wood / Catherine Cooke; The Banking Connection: 1894-1994 / James Cuthbertson; The Back Yards of Baker Street / Bernard Davies; The Mews of Marylebone / Bernard Davies; London: A City of Change / David Stuart Davies; Sherlock Holmes and the Senior Service / Grant Eustace; On the Technicalities of the Moranic Reversal / Stephen Farrell; Upon the Club as a Diversion (Instead of a Weapon) / Stephen Farrell and Roger Johnson; Taxi! / Stephen Fry; Conan Doyle in London / Richard Lancelyn Green //

2029. Jordan, Anne, Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society, Kathryn White, and David Stuart Davies. I looked in at Mecca, (Musgrave monograph). Halifax, West Yorkshire, England: Northern Musgraves, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 19). Citations: De Waal C6623 //

2030. Lellenberg, Jon L. The Great Alkali Plainsmen of Greater Kansas City silver anniversary history. Kansas City, Mo: Privately printed, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C15193 //

2031. McClure, Michael, and Susan McClure, eds. The Baker Street News. Chester, IL: Michael McClure, 1995-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Only one issue published; http://www.sherlockpeoria.net/Periodicals/BakerStNews.html //

2032. McDaniel, David. The hollow crown affair, (Man from U.N.C.L.E). New York: Ace Books, 1969. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // "Further to last month's mention of Sherlockians who have appeared as characters in non-S'ian books, Don Hardenbrook notes that Dean and Shirley Dickensheet also qualify. Ward and Irene Baldwin, the San Francisco agents of T.H.R.U.S.H. in David McDaniel's paperback The Dagger Affair (New York: Ace Books, 1965), were based on Dean and Shirley, and the book is dedicated to them. Baldwin also appeared in The Hollow Crown Affair (New York: Ace Books, 1969)." The Dagger Affair is listed in De Waal, but not the later title.

2033. McGinley, E. W., and Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse. The adventure of the elusive eagle: being an ephemeral Sherlock Holmes pastiche written for the amusement of the members of the Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse, New York. Fayetteville, NY: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2034. Murdock, Karen. Good for the cause: Sherlockians in the newspaper, (Bootmaker Occasional Paper). Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // The author comments on newspaper reports about Sherlockians and their Holmes-related activities, based on her analysis of the clippings files collected by John Bennett Shaw. The files are now curated at the University of Minnesota, Special Collections and Rare Books

2035. Parallel Case of St. Louis (St. Louis, MO). The parallel cases of St. Louis. St. Louis, Mo: Parallel Case of St. Louis, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Preface / by Joe Eckrich -- Introduction / by Brad Keefauver -- A Parallel case evolves / by Joe Eckrich -- The case of Euclid's fifth postulate ; The Parallel chapters in a Study in scarlet and the Sign of four / by Pasquale Accardo -- Thoughts on us / by Barbara Roscoe -- The Part of his profession that was parallel cases / by Brad Keefauver -- A letter / by Lady Hilda St. Simon as discovered by Mary Schroeder -- The Sign of the four: a puzzle in celebration of the years of the Parallel cases of St. Louis / by Janet Bensley -- Views of a maniac collector / by Don Hobbs -- Some recommendations on seasonal housecleaning / by Martha Turner Hudson as discovered by Pj Doyle -- A Nose for detection / by Pasquale Accardo -- She seems indeed, to be on a very different level / by Cathy Kelleher -- A Beeline for Holmes / by Gordon Speck //

2036. Penzler, Otto, Thomas H. Cook, and James Ellroy. The best American crime writing 2005. 1st ed. New York: Harper Perennial, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The girls next door / Peter Landesman -- The ones that got away / Robert Draper -- The family man / Skip Hollandsworth -- Mysterious circumstances / David Grann -- The virus underground / Clive Thompson -- Punch drunk love / Jonathan Miles -- The terror web / Lawrence Wright -- Anatomy of a foiled plot / Craig Horowitz -- To catch an oligarch / Justin Kane and Jason Felch -- A long way down / Bruce Porter -- Fine disturbances / Jeff Tietz -- The silver thief / Stephen J. Dubner -- Stalking her killer / Philip Weiss -- Social disgraces / Debra Miller Landau -- The self-destruction of an M.D. / Neil Swidey -- Choirboys / James Ellroy. Edited by Thomas H. Cook and Otto Penzler ; with an introduction and an original essay by James Ellroy. Scuttlebutt Nov 2005. // "Includes David Grann's 'A Reporter at Large: Mysterious Circumstances' (about the death of Richard Lancelyn Green reprinted from The New Yorker."

2037. Pleasant Places of Florida (Holmes Beach, FL). The adventure of the glorious Scot another exciting Sherlockian

round-robin pastiche. Holmes Beach, Fla.: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2038. ———. A Case of Hide 'N' Tea. Holmes Beach, Fla.: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2039. ———. Handbook. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2040. Richards, Antony J., Bryson Gore, Royal Institution of Great Britain, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Holmes, chemistry and the Royal Institution. Linton, Cambridgeshire: E. & E. Plumridge, Ltd, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Foreword / Antony J. Richards -- Acknowledgements / Bryson Gore, Antony J. Richards -- The Royal Institution of Great Britain : place of tradition and chemical genius / Antony J. Richards -- Sherlock Holmes : a study in chemistry / Antony J. Richards -- Chemistry is ... elementary / Bryson Gore -- Faraday and Holmes : two chemists, one character / Antony J. Richards -- Where did Holmes learn his chemistry? / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix A, Selected Royal Institution of Great Britain discourses of a Holmesian nature / Antony J. Richards -- Appendix B, South Foreland : more than just a lighthouse / Antony J. Richards //

2041. Ruyle, John. Teddy & Arthur paradigmatic constructs. Berkeley: Amateur Mendicant Society, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2042. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Alzina Stone Dale. Sayers on Holmes: essays and fiction on Sherlock Holmes. Altadena, Calif: Mythopoeic Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 42-50) and index // "Dorothy L. Sayers was one of the earliest and best of the people who played the grand game of Sherlockian scholarship, and the booklet reprints all her essays on Sherlock Holmes and offers (for the first time in print) the script she wrote for Lord Peter Wimsey's comments during the centenary birthday tribute to Holmes broadcast by BBC radio on Jan. 8, 1954."

2043. Schatell, Norman, David Galerstein, and Irving Kamil. The scion of Schatell art in the blood. New York: Magico Magazine, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 2001. // "Norman Schatell was a delightful artist whose Sherlockian work appeared in Sherlockian (and other) journals, and informally on the envelopes in which he enclosed his letters to his friends. [This work] offers a spiral-bound collection of Norman's work, assembled by Dave Galerstein and with an enthusiastic introduction by Irving Kamil, and it's a fine opportunity to see just how much artistic fun Norm (and his friends) had."

2044. Senter, Carolyn, and Joel Senter. The Formidable Scrap-book of Baker Street. Cincinnati, OH: Classic Specialties, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // "A compendium of creations, contributions, and offerings from, of, and about Sherlockians everywhere," and that's a fine description indeed: the book includes photographs and program and reports from events they have attended, and material submitted by others, and it offers an interesting view of the world of today's Sherlockians."

2045. Senter, Joel, Carolyn Senter, and Rick Freeman. 366 excuses for a Sherlockian party / by Joel and Carolyn Senter with Rick Freeman. Cincinnati, OH: Classic Specialties Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2046. Sherlock Holmes Around the World (Organization). Sherlock Holmes Around the World S.H.A.W. : [newsletter]. S.l.: Sherlock Holmes Around the World, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2047. Starrett, Vincent. 221B. S.l: Bruce Holmes, 2004.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2048. Storm Petersen, Robert, Bjarne Nielsen, Henry Lauritzen, Julian Wolff, and Baker Street Irregulars. Scandinavia and Sherlock Holmes, (The Baker Street Irregulars international series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Connection to Marilyn Monroe / Alvin Andersen; Radix Pedis Diabolis / Verner Andersen; The Depth Which the Parsley Had Sunk into the Butter / Hans-Uno Bengtsson; Sherlock Holmes and Music / Curt Berg; 534 C2 / Ted Bergman; My Own 221B Baker Street / Ted Bergman; Sherlock Holmes in Sweden / Mattias Bostrom; The Three Plays - Sherlock Holmes in Stockholm 1902 / Mattias Bostrom; What Did Sherlock Holmes Drink? / Jorgen Cold; 221B Baker Street / Christian Elling; The Baker Street Mystery / Kaj Engholm; A Study in Bohemia: Who was Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismund von Ormstein? / Jorgen Frorup //

2049. Sydney Passengers (Organization). The passengers' log the journal of the Sydney Sherlock Holmes Society, 'The Sydney Passengers.'. Sydney N.S.W.: The Passengers, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2050. Terras, Donald J., Robert W. Hahn, and Michael F. Whelan. Hugo's Companions, Chicago the first 50 years of a Sherlockian scion society, 1949-1999. Evanston, Ill: Windy City Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2051. Toronto, Bookmakers of. Lasting Impressions. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "The Bootmakers celebrated their 25th anniversary with Lasting Impressions, which includes a revised version of Cameron Hollyer's splendid 'The Curator's Egg' (a delightfully personal history of Cameron's work at the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection), Christopher Redmond's 'Sherlock Holmes from Sea to Sea' (an annotated list that ranges from Adventuresses to Yukon), a chronology of what happened at all the meetings of the Bootmakers), and a bibliography of papers presented at the meetings."

2052. Toronto Reference Library, and Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection. The magic door. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Reference Library, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2053. Ueda, Hirotaka. Suiri shosetsu aikosha no aida de, Nihon ichi no chomeijin ni natta misuteri fan no choten ni tatta (Arubion Kohobu Koho Tanto Kacho) Ueda Hirotaka: Kokusai Shogyo. s.l.: s.n. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2054. Webb, Keith E. Sherlock Holmes in Japan. 1st ed. Bellvue, WA: Keith E. Weeb, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 50-51) // "Keith E. Webb has lived in Japan since 1991, and he is one of the founders of The Japanese Cabinet and editor of The Dispatch Box (the only English-language newsletter about Sherlockians in Japan). The 52-page pamphlet has thirteen interesting articles on Japanese Sherlockians and Sherlockiana."

2055. Yuichi, Hirayama, Masamichi Higurashi, Hirotaka Ueda, and Baker Street Irregulars. Japan and Sherlock Holmes, (The Baker Street Irregulars International Series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. Contents: An Interview with Mr. Conan Doyle / Kan-ichi Ando; Japan Chapter of The Baker Street Irregulars / Rampo Edogawa; Poe and Doyle / Rampo Edogawa // "The first volume in the BSI's International Series, which is intended to make available in English some of the fine Sherlockian scholarship published in other languages. And the Japanese have a long history of enthusiasm for Sherlock Holmes: the first translation of a Sherlock Holmes story was published in 1894, a Japanese journalist interviewed Conan Doyle in 1910 (the interview is in the book), the first Sherlockian society in Japan was founded in 1948, and since then members of the Japan Sherlock Holmes Club and other societies have continued to enjoy the world of Sherlock Holmes."

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2056. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Christopher Roden, and Barbara Roden. The captain of the 'Pole-Star' : weird and imaginative fiction. Ashcroft, B.C.: Ash-Tree Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- port. ; 24 cm. The haunted grange of Goresthorpe -- The American's tale -- The captain of the 'Pole-Star' -- The winning shot -- The silver hatchet -- Selecting a ghost -- J. Habakuk Jephson's statement -- The blood-stone tragedy -- John Barrington Cowles -- The Great Keinplatz experiment -- Cyprian Overbeck Wells -- The ring of Thoth -- A pastoral horror -- The speckled band -- 'De Profundis' -- Lot No. 249 -- The Los Amigos fiasco -- The case of lady Sannox -- The lord of Chateau Noir -- The parasite -- The striped chest -- The fiend of the cooperage -- The new catacomb -- The sealed room -- The retirement of Signor Lambert -- The Brazilian cat -- The brown hand -- Playing with fire -- The legent of the hound of the Baskervilles -- The leather funnel -- The silver mirror -- The terror of Blue John Gap -- The blighting of Sharkey -- Through the veil -- How it happened -- The horror of the Heights -- The bully of Brocas Court -- The lift. Includes bibliographical references (p. 459-460). Edited, with an introduction by Christopher Roden and Barbara Roden ; and with a preface by Michael Dirda. //

2057. Fitzgerald, Penelope. The Knox brothers : Edmund 1881-1971, Dillwyn 1884-1943, Wilfred 1886-1950, Ronald 1888-1957. London: Flamingo, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Previous ed.: London: Harvill, 1991. Includes bibliographical references and index. With an introduction by Richard Holmes. // Penelope Fitzgerald "was the daughter and niece of two greats in the Sherlockian world: her father was E. V. Knox, who used the pen-name 'Evoe' when he edited Punch in the years when it published much excellent Sherlockian material, and one of her uncles was Ronald Knox, who invented the grand game so many Sherlockians play (her other uncles were Dillwyn, a classical scholar and a noted code-breaker in both World Wars, and Wilfred, an Anglo-Catholic priest and teacher)."

2058. ———. The Knox brothers : Edmund, 1881-1971, Dillwyn, 1884-1943, Wilfred, 1886-1950, Ronald, 1888-1957. New , corr. and reset. ed. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [271]-273) and index. // Penelope Fitzgerald "was the daughter and niece of two greats in the Sherlockian world: her father was E. V. Knox, who used the pen-name 'Evoe' when he edited Punch in the years when it published much excellent Sherlockian material, and one of her uncles was Ronald Knox, who invented the grand game so many Sherlockians play (her other uncles were Dillwyn, a classical scholar and a noted code-breaker in both World Wars, and Wilfred, an Anglo-Catholic priest and teacher)."

2059. Vizoskie, Susan E. B., and Ben Vizoskie. Sherlockians Abroad: Their Adventures at and Memoirs of the Return of Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival. White Plains, NY: The Three Garridebs, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 2000 // "Collected and edited by Susan E. B. Vizoskie, with photographs by Ben Vizoskie. Offers 71 pages of reminiscences by 32 of the participants."

2060. Webb, Keith E. Sherlock Holmes in Japan. 1st ed. Bellvue, WA: Keith E. Weeb, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 50-51) // "Keith E. Webb has lived in Japan since 1991, and he is one of the founders of The Japanese Cabinet and editor of The Dispatch Box (the only English-language newsletter about Sherlockians in Japan). The 52-page pamphlet has thirteen interesting articles on Japanese Sherlockians and Sherlockiana."

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2061. Starrett, Vincent, John Nieminski, Jon L. Lellenberg, Gray Chandler Briggs, and Baker Street Irregulars. "Dear Starrett--", "Dear Briggs--" a compendium of correspondence between Vincent Starrett and Gray Chandler Briggs (1930-1934) together with various appendices, notes, and embellishments. 1st. ed, (BSI archival series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars. distributed by Fordham University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89085491. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C14941 //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- CARR, JOHN DICKSON (1)

2062. Greene, Douglas G. John Dickson Carr the man who explained miracles. New York: Otto Penzler, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94023283. Includes bibliographical references (p. [494]-523) and index // "A delightful biography of a splendid writer. "The Man Who Explained Miracles" was the title chosen by Fred Dannay for one of Carr's short stories, but it's also an apt description of the master of the "impossible mystery" genre. Carr is possibly most familiar to Sherlockians for his excellent biography of Conan Doyle, and his work with Adrian Conan Doyle on some of the pastiches that were published as The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes, but he also wrote radio adaptations of "The Lost World" and "The Speckled Band" for the BBC, and two amusing Sherlockian parody-playlets performed at the annual dinners of the Mystery Writers of America. He succeeded in creating four successful series detectives, and Greene has done a fine job of describing the man who could perform that sort of miracle."

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- DANNAY, FREDERIC (1)

2063. Queen, Ellery. The Tragedy of Errors and Others : with essays and tributes to recognize Ellery Queen's seventieth anniversary. 1st ed. Norfolk, Va.: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. "Accompanying each copy is a separately printed pamphlet, reproducing original manuscript and typescript pages, in reduced size, of The Tragedy of Errors [17 p. ; 23 cm.]"--P. [1]. Scuttlebutt Nov 1999 // "The first new Ellery Queen book in almost 30 years, Doug Greene has reported, offering a long and detailed plot outline for the last (and unpublished) Ellery Queen novel, six hitherto uncollected EQ short stories, and a section of reminiscences written by family, friends, and others (one of whom is Bill Vande Water, who has contributed an essay on 'Frederic Dannay, BSI')."

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2064. Auerbach, Erich. Dante, poet of the secular world, (New York Review Books classics). New York: New York Review Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-191) and index. National bibliography no: GBA698927 Translated by Ralph Manheim ; introduction by Michael Dirda. Uniform Title: Dante als Dichter der irdischen Welt. //

2065. Babel, Isaac, Nathalie Babel, and Peter Constantine. Red Cavalry. New York: W.W. Norton, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 21 cm. The Red Cavalry stories -- The Red Cavalry cycle : additional stories -- A letter to the editor -- Diary -- Sketches for the Red Cavalry stories. Includes bibliographical references. Edited by Nathalie Babel ; translated with notes by Peter Constantine ; introduction by Michael Dirda. Uniform Title: Konarmiia. English. //

2066. Davies, Robertson. The manticore, (Penguin classics). New York: Penguin Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Sequel to: Fifth business. Sequel: World of wonders. Includes bibliographical references (p. xxi-xxii). Introduction by Michael Dirda. //

2067. Dirda, Michael. Book by book : notes on reading and life. 1st Owl Books ed. New York: Owl Books/Henry Holt, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Preface : at home in the world -- 1. Life lines -- 2. The pleasures of learning -- 3. Work and leisure -- 4. The books of love -- 5. Bringing it all back home -- 6. Living in the world -- 7. Sights and sounds -- 8. The interior library -- 9. Matters of the spirit -- 10. Last things -- A selective and idiosyncratic who's who. "Originally published in hardcover in 2006 by Henry Holt and Company."--T.p. verso. //

2068. ———. Book by book : notes on reading and life. New York: Henry Holt, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Preface : at home in the world -- 1. Life lines -- 2. The pleasures of learning - - 3. Work and leisure -- 4. The books of love -- 5. Bringing it all back home -- 6. Living in the world -- 7. Sights and sounds -- 8. The interior library -- 9. Matters of the spirit -- 10. Last things -- A selective and idiosyncratic who's who. //

2069. ———. Book by book: notes on the reading life. 1st ed. New York: Henry Holt, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2070. ———. Bound to please : an extraordinary one-volume literary education : essays on great writers and their books. 1st Norton pbk. ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. // Surveying the whole world of books, literary essayist Michael Dirda opens with an impassioned critique of modern reading habits, then presents many of the great, and idiosyncratic, writers he loves the most. He starts with ancient classics and ends with groundbreaking science fiction; in between, he writes about everything from Renaissance intellectual history and Russian literary theory to spaghetti westerns and neglected modern masters.--From publisher description.

2071. ———. Bound to please : an extraordinary one-volume literary education : essays on great writers and their books. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references. // Surveying the whole world of books, literary essayist Dirda opens with an impassioned critique of modern reading habits, then presents many of the great, and idiosyncratic, writers he loves the most. He starts with ancient classics and ends with groundbreaking science fiction; in between, he writes about everything from Renaissance intellectual history and Russian literary theory to spaghetti westerns and neglected modern masters.--From publisher description.

2072. ———. Caring for your books. New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Bibliography: p. 63-64. // Offers suggestions on how to maintain and preserve one's collection of the printed word, with hints on the proper care and feeding of new and not-so-new books and other related materials.

2073. ———. Classics for Pleasure. s.l.: Harvest Books, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2074. ———. Looking for a good time : reading, libraries, and the world of books : an address at the annual dinner of the Friends of the Oberlin College Library, September 28, 2002. [Oberlin, Ohio]: Friends of the Oberlin College Library, 2003.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 28 cm. //

2075. ———. An open book : coming of age in the heartland. 1st [pbk.] ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]-326) and index. //

2076. ———. "An open book : coming of age in the heartland." New York: W.W. Norton, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 25 cm. Learning to read -- Turning the pages -- Adult material -- A liberal education -- Epilogue -- Michael Dirda's book list. Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]-326) and index. // "All that kid wants to do is stick his nose in a book," Michael Dirda's steelworker father used to complain, worried about his son's passion for reading. In this memoir, acclaimed literary journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Dirda re-creates his boyhood in rust-belt Ohio, first in the working-class town of Lorain, then at Oberlin College. In addition to his colorful family and friends, An Open Book also features the great writers and fictional characters who fueled Dirda's imagination: from Green Lantern to Sherlock Holmes, from Candy to Proust. The result is an affectionate homage to small-town America in the 1950s and 1960s--Slavic wedding feasts, catechism classes, summer jobs in the steel mill, school fights, sweepstakes contests, first dates, and a canary-yellow Mustang--as well as to what could arguably be called the last great age of reading.-- From publisher description.

2077. ———. Readings : essays & literary entertainments. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

2078. ———. Readings : essays and literary entertainments. New York, London: W.W. Norton, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

2079. ———. Readings : essays and literary entertainments. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. The crime of his life -- The quest for Scrivener -- Talismans -- Maxims, etc. - - Heart of the matter -- Bookman's Saturday -- Supplementary materials -- Listening to my father -- Romantic scholarship -- Weekend with Wodehouse -- An abecedary -- Mr. Wright -- Heian holiday -- Childhood's end -- The one and the many -- Commencement advice -- Four novels and a memoir -- The October country -- Bookish fantasies -- Pages on life's way -- A garland for Max -- Read at whim! -- Comedy tonight -- Light of other days -- Data daze -- Four-leaf clovers -- Sez who? -- Lament for a maker -- Clubland -- The learning channels -- Guy Davenport -- Eros by any other name -- Frank confessions -- Mememormee -- Tomes for tots - - Three classics -- Vacation reading -- One more modest proposal -- Shake scenes -- After strange books -- Awful bits -- Turning 50 -- Blame it on books -- On the road not taken -- Excursion -- Millennial readings. //

2080. Dirda, Michael Damian. On Beyle's strand : a study in autobiography. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1980. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21cm. "78-9797." //

2081. ———. "On Beyle's strand : a study in autobiography." v, 203 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertation: Thesis (Ph. D.)-- Cornell University, Aug., 1977. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Photocopy of typescript. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 198-203). //

2082. Huxley, Aldous. Crome yellow. 1st Dalkey Archive ed, (Coleman Dowell British literature series). Chicago: Dalkey Archive Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Introduction by Michael Dirda. // On vacation from school, Denis goes to stay at Crome, an English country house inhabitated by several of Huxley's most outlandish characters--from Mr. Barbecue-Smith, who writes 1,500 publishable words an hour by "getting in touch" with his "subconscious," to Henry Wimbush, who is obsessed with writing the definitive history of chrome. Denis's stay proves to be a disaster amid his weak attempts to attract the girl of his dreams and the ridicule he endures regarding his plan to write a novel about love and art. Lambasting the post-Victorian standards of morality, Chrome yello is a witty masterpiece that, in F. Scott Fitzgerald's words, "is too ironic to be called satire and too scornful to be called irony."

2083. Kierkegaard, Søren, and Gerd Aage Gillhoff. Diary of a seducer. New York: Continuum, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Translated from the Danish, with an introduction, by Gerd Gillhoff ; with a foreword by Michael Dirda. Uniform Title: Forførenens dagbog. English. //

2084. Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich. The real life of Sebastian Knight, (New Directions paperbook). New York: New Directions, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Introduction by Michael Dirda. //

2085. Ondaatje, Michael, Linda Spalding, Michael Redhill, and Esta Spalding. Brick, a literary journal. Toronto: Transcontinental Printing, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 x 22 cm. On location with Paul Bowles / Jennifer Baichwal -- Excerpts from The page-turner's sister / Jean McKay -- Reading William Maxwell / Alice Munro -- From film to page / Tissa Abeysekara -- One month with Genji / Michael Dirda -- A wartime remembrance / Michael David Kwan -- Cows / Yves Berger -- On depression / Russell Banks -- In search of Kafka's castle / Mary Morris -- A Haida poem in translation / Robert Bringhurst -- On Al Purdy / Michael Ondaatje -- Becoming a photographer / Man Ray -- A visit to the spa / Helen Garner -- Shrimp étouffée / Harold Weber -- Simonides / Anne Carson -- A remembrance of Victor Anant / John Berger -- In conversation with Edwidge Danticat / Eleanor Wachtel -- A lost classic / Michael Ondaatje -- Celebrating John Hawkes / Jeffrey Eugenides -- Sound and film / Walter Murch -- Rereading Rashomon / Akira Kurosawa -- Sergei Eisenstein and Upton Sinclair / Jeff Biggers -- A new story / Barry Lopez -- Words and pictures / Nathalie Robertson -- Almost at home in France / Isabel Huggan. Number 65/66. Fall 2000. editor, Linda Spalding ; contributing and managing editor, Michael Redhill ; contributing editors, Michael Ondaatje, Esta Spalding ; assistant editor, Emmet Mellow ; ombudsperson, Cecily Moos. //

2086. Raffel, Burton. Das Nibelungenlied = Song of the Nibelungs. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references. National bibliography no: GBA685493 Nibelungenlied. English.; Song of the Nibelungs. Translated from the Middle High German by Burton Raffel ; foreword by Michael Dirda ; introduction by Edward R. Haymes. //

2087. Smith, Clark Ashton, Scott Connors, Ron Hilger, and Michael Dirda. A vintage from Atlantis : volume three of the collected fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith, (The collected fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith). San Francisco: Night Shade Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A note on the texts -- The holiness of Azédarac -- The maker of gargoyles -- Beyond the singing flame -- Seedling of mars -- The vaults of Yoh-vombis -- The eternal world -- The demon of the flower -- The nameless offspring -- A vintage from Atlantis -- The weird of Avoosl Wuthoqquan -- The invisible city -- The immortals of mercury -- The empire of the necromancers -- The seed from the sepulcher -- The second interment -- Ubbo-sathla -- The double shadow -- The plutonian drug -- The supernumerary corpse -- The colossus of Ylourgne -- The god of the asteroid -- Story notes -- The flower-devil (Poem that "The Demon of the flower" was based upon). Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-336). Edited by Scott Connors and Ron Hilger with an introduction by Michael Dirda. //

2088. Thomas, Mary Augusta, Michael Dirda, and Storrs L. Olson. An odyssey in print : adventures in the Smithsonian Libraries. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 27 cm. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Grolier Club, New York, May 16-Aug. 4, 2001, and at the Smithsonian Institution Libraries Gallery, Washington, May 2002-May 2003. Includes index. With a foreword by Nancy E. Gwinn ; and essays by Michael Dirda and Storrs L. Olson. //

2089. Wilson, Robert. A certain somewhere : writers on the places they remember. New York: Random House, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 22 cm. Preface / Robert Wilson -- Introduction / Sudip Bose -- Paradise regained / Thomas Mallon -- Museum of who we were / Suzanne Freeman -- Peaceable kingdom / Edward Hoagland -- Hiding out in Mañanaland / Ann Beattie -- Doorway to heaven / Brian Doyle -- Rooms to grow in / Morris Halle -- Spirit of Maui / Reeve Lindbergh -- Fire this time / Madison Smartt Bell -- On the dock of the bay / Roy Hoffman -- Something there is that loves a wall / Noel Perrin -- On loan from the Sundance Sea /

Scott Russell Sanders -- Fine madness / Jan Morris -- Building for the ages / Stephen Goodwin -- Vagaries of memory / Maurice Isserman -- Something fishy in small town X / Wayne Curtis -- Sensation of infinity / Anita Desai -- Best big room / Malcolm Jones -- Other upstate / Frederick Busch -- Glory of McKinney, Texas / Kate Lehrer -- How a house restored a family / James Conaway -- Water under the bridge / Paul Mariani -- Song of Sonoma / Stanley Abercrombie -- Grand entrances / Edith Pearlman -- Anthology in clapboard / Jay Parini -- Hamlet in the hills / David Huddle -- Views from a bench above the sea / Anthony Walton -- History in concrete / Blaine Harden -- Swearing by the sandlot / John Hough, Jr. -- Metropolitan hideaways / Phyllis Rose -- Sweet Lorain / Michael Dirda. Edited by Robert Wilson. //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- GREEN, RICHARD LANCELYN (1)

2090. Rothman, Steve, and Nicholas Utechin. To keep the memory green: reflections on the life of Richard Lancelyn Green, 1953-2004. 1st ed. London, New York: Quartering Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- HAMMER, DAVID L. (1)

2091. Hammer, David L. The game is underfoot! : the memoir of a Sherlockian publisher. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "David is far more than a travel writer: he's a grand story-teller, and some of his best stories are about (and on) himself, and the people he has known. The Game is Underfoot! is a fine collection of stories about Jack Tracy, and Michael Harrison (who included a chapter about 'The Night I Raped the Succubus' in his unfinished sexual biography), and Sam Gringras, and Michael and Mollie Hardwick, and Tom Stix (his 'only known joke' noted in the index), and others; David has a splendid gift with language, and it's nice to be able to read stories well told."

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- HARRISON, MICHAEL (1)

2092. Rhea, Tina. The books of Michael Harrison (1907-1991). United States: Firecat Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95116576 //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- K (1)

2093. Cotner, Robert, C. Frederick Kittle, Eli Liebow, and Vincent Starrett. Caxtonian. vol. 5, no. 3, March 1997, [Holmesiana periodical articles. Chicago, Ill.: Caxton Club, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 28 cm. Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / RC [Robert Cotner] -- There's more to Doyle than Holmes / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Doyle influenced by English and American literature / [Eli] Liebow -- A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle 1859-

1930 / C. Frederick Kittle -- Caxtonian's classic poem salutes Holmes and Watson : Sonnet 221B / Vincent Starrett. //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- KITTLE, C. FREDERICK (1)

2094. Terras, Donald J., and C. Frederick Kittle. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes : Essays and Art on the Doctor and the Detective. [Chicago]: Northeastern Illinois University Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- C. Frederick Kittle Collection of Doyleana (Newberry Library) ; ill., ports. ; 26 cm. Dr. Kittle and Dr. Doyle : kinsmen through medicine and belle letters / by Robert Cotner -- Have you a 'reminiscences' in your attic / by Raymond L. Betzner -- A doctor's unjaundiced look at the Victorian medical scene (or, Eschewing the syringe for the pen) / by Ely M. Liebow -- Down the slopes with Conan Doyle at Davos (the birth of skiing) / by C. Frederick Kittle -- The magic doors / by Julie McKuras -- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on stamps / by Marshall Blankenship -- Military intelligence? Jumbo shrimp? What about amateur mendicant? / by Susan Rice -- The romance of medicine for doctors Doyle and Kittle / by Richard J. Sveum -- Arthur Conan Doyle visits Chicago, 1894 / by C. Frederick Kittle -- Kittle collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library Chicago. Core collection -- Appendix. A chronology of books by Arthur Conan Doyle: 1859-1930. "Commemorating the Kittle Collection of Doyleana, Newberry Library, April 11, 2003."/ Laid in: Program for Doyle exhibit dinner, April 11, 2003./ Includes bibliographical references. Compiled and edited by Donald J. Terras. //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- ROBERTS, S. C. (SYDNEY CASTLE) (1)

2095. Roberts, S. C. Adventures With Authors. Cambridge, New York: Cambridge University Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Undergraduate -- Publishing and soldiering -- Post-war Cambridge -- Secretary to the Syndics -- Pembroke in the Nineteen-Twenties -- Johnsoniana -- Science a best seller -- Histories and historians -- Poets and critics -- Play-acting -- A miscellany of authors -- Light and shade in the Nineteen-Thirties -- Varieties of war-time experience -- Vice-Chancellor -- At home and abroad -- More Johnsoniana -- Sherlock Holmes -- Max -- Films and libraries -- Emeritus. "First published 1966. This digitally printed version 2010"--T.p. verso./ "Paperback re-issue"--P. [4] of cover./ Includes index. // "'S.C.' was known as a vivid raconteur and mimic; more formally he was recognized as a publisher of skill and distinction, who graduated to become Master of his college and Vice-Chancellor of his university and to receive a knighthood. ... [H]e joined Cambridge University Press as 'assistant secretary' in 1911, served four war years as a lieutenant in the Suffolk Regiment, with a wound at Ypres, and three years after his return was appointed Secretary (or director) of the Press. His adventures and achievements in that capacity are the subject of the main part of this book. ... His 'Adventures' contain, first, a rich collection of his 'stories'. ... [T]hey offer a series of insights into human nature, especially in the notoriously delicate relationship between author and publisher. Roberts' 'Authors' include Jeans and Rutherford, Dover Wilson and Granville Barker, Housman and de la Mare and many others. Secondly, the book is a record ... of the way of life of a major university as it evolved from the Victorian to the modern mode"--P. [4] of cover.

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- SARJEANT, WILLIAM A. S. (1)

2096. Lynch, Bohun. Menace from the moon. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "William A. S. Sarjeant continues to pursue his varied interests in geology and science fantasy, contributing an introduction to a first-ever reprint..."

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- SHAW, JOHN BENNETT (3)

2097. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, ed. Sherlock Holmes the detective & the collector : essays on the John Bennett Shaw Library. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Library, Special Collections and Rare Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Preface / Austin J. McLean -- Editor's note / Lucy M. Brusic -- John Bennett Shaw : A remembrance / Thomas L. Stix Jr. -- Labryinths : the worlds of Sherlock Holmes / Lawrence Frank -- Holmes by any other name : translating the Sherlock Holmes stories / Nils Nordberg -- Holmes and Watson among the scholars : when the game is really afoot / J. Randolph Cox --The writings about the writings : being a requiem for the great game / David L. Hammer -- Turn the dial to Sherlock Holmes on radio / William Nadel -- I see Sherlock everwhere : Holmes on film / Jennie C. Paton -- If it sticks to the ceiling it must be done : the Holmes pastiche / Robert Brusic -- Elementary Holmes : Sherlockian children's literature / Ruth Berman -- Sherlock Holmes meets Batman : the great detective in American comic books / Charlotte A. L. Erickson (cont.) Contents: The Art and craft of Sherlock Holmes, and I don't mean detection / Derham Groves -- I never believed there was a society such as yours : Sherlockian Societies / Peter E. Blau -- Contributors. Includes bibliographical references. //

2098. Shaw, John Bennett, and Catherine Cooke. Collecting Sherlockiana: John Bennett Shaw's basic Holmesian library, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2099. Thiel, Carl William. The Basic 100: the 100 most important critical studies and association items to the Sherlock Holmes canon as suggested by John Bennett Shaw. A Collector's Guide. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1996; Foreword by Ray Betzner //

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- STARRETT, VINCENT (3)

2100. Rice, Susan, and John Addy. The somnambulist and the detective : Vincent Starrett and Sherlock Holmes, (Musgrave monograph). [England]: Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "A delightful reminder for those who knew him of how talented he was, and (far more important) a welcome introduction to Starrett and his work for those who have come more recently to the Sherlockian world."

2101. Starrett, Vincent, John Nieminski, Jon L. Lellenberg, Gray Chandler Briggs, and Baker Street Irregulars. "Dear Starrett--", "Dear Briggs--" a compendium of correspondence between Vincent Starrett and Gray Chandler Briggs (1930-1934) together with various appendices, notes, and embellishments. 1st. ed, (BSI archival series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars. distributed by Fordham University Press, 1989.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89085491. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C14941 //

2102. Starrett, Vincent, and George A. Vanderburgh. The literary classics number 2. Hypertext ed, (Vincent Starrett's electronic library). Shelburne, Ontario, Canada: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The private life of Sherlock Holmes -- Books alive -- Bookman's holiday // This disk contains read-only text files of stories, commentary, criticism and interpretation written by Vincent Starrett about Sherlock Holmes, detective fiction and literature in general and book collecting

07A SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCKIANS -- STOUT, REX (5)

2103. McAleer, John J. Rex Stout : a biography. 1st Borgo ed, (Brownstone mystery guides, v. 6). San Bernardino, CA: Brownstone Books : Distributed by the Borgo Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. A Rex Stout checklist: p. [581]-591. Originally published: Boston : Little, Brown, c1977. Includes bibliographical references (p. [535]-578) and index. foreword by P.G. Wodehouse. //

2104. ———. Rex Stout : a majesty's life. Millennial ed. Rockville, MD: James A. Rock, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. A Rex Stout checklist: p. 571-583. Includes bibliographical references (p. 525-568) and index. John McAleer ; with a foreword by P.G. Wodehouse. //

2105. ———. Royal decree : conversations with Rex Stout. Ashton, MA: Pontes Press, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- illus. Limited edition. //

2106. McAleer, John J., and Ruth Stout. Queen's counsel : conversations with Ruth Stout on her brother Rex Stout. Ashton, Md.: Pontes Press, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. [cover illustration by Nick Hobart] //

2107. Townsend, Guy M., John J. McAleer, and Boden Clarke. The work of Rex Stout : an annotated bibliography & guide. 2nd , rev. and expand ed, (Bibliographies of modern authors, no. 30). San Bernardino, Calif.: Borgo Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Rev. ed. of: Rex Stout, an annotated primary and secondary bibliography. 1980. Includes index. by Guy M. Townsend and John McAleer ; edited by Boden Clarke. //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES (21)

2108. 50th Running Chicago Silver Blaze Congratulations From Sherlockian Scions. Chicago: The Watsonians, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2109. Barnes, Bill. The Hounds collection : an anthology by members of the Hounds of the Internet : "Tales from the CyberKennel" in celebration and appreciation of Mr Sherlock Holmes, the world's first and foremost consulting detective. 1st ed. Manly, NSW: The Hounds of the Internet, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. "The Hounds of the Internet is a discussion group conducted by electronic mail on matters associated with Sherlock Holmes"--(v. 1, p. 116). Compiled and edited by Langdale Pike. //

2110. Beare, Geraldine, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. Index to the Sherlock Holmes journal, 1952-2002. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2003.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2111. Bergquist, John, ed. Christmas annual. Minneapolis, Minn: The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2002-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2112. Bird, Margaret, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. An East wind the east coast expedition of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 4-6 July 1997 : a practical handbook to the setting of His Last Bow. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 131) //

2113. Bryan, Caroline, and David H Galerstein. A singular sense of humor a compilation of stuff and nonsense by and for Sherlockians. New York: Magico, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: To Modern Men Be, Vinnie Starrett -- A gustatory frolic, Dorothy Belle Pollack -- A letter, Sherlock Holmes -- A quiz on the titles, John Bennett Shaw // A collection of toasts, papers, poems, and other items presented at various scion meetings, together with a few documents not generally available to the public, including correspondence between two U.S. Presidents and Edgar Smith, "Buttons" Secretary of the Baker Street Irregulars

2114. Cagnat, Jean-Pierre, Christilla Cagnat, Wladimir Bogomoletz, Nissa Bogomoletz, and Thierry Saint-Joanis. It is always a joy to meet an American, a Briton, a Japanese, a Canadian, a Swiss. Paris: Mycroft's Brother, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "Jean-Pierre Cagnat is a splendid French illustrator and political cartoonist, and he has been attending Sherlockian gatherings for 15 years, and of course rendering what he has seen in his unique style. His tour 'around the world of Sherlock Holmes' is now available, in full color and with text in English..."

2115. Calamai, Peter. "Masterly inactivity" the Canadian Baskervilles : the country's first Sherlockian scion, 1945 to 1961. Rev. 2nd printing, Dec. 2001 ed, (Bootmakers of Toronto occasional papers). Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2116. Cochran, William R. The Camden House journal, 1979-2003 an index to the monthly musings between the doors of The Camden House Journal, celebrating over 25 years of publication. S.l.: Occupants of the Empty House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2117. Cochran, William R., and Gordon R. Speck, eds. Commanding views from the Empty House: collected writings by the Occupants of the Empty House. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. Contents: A Question of Ballistics? / D. F. Beasley; The Empty House: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; The Final Problem: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; The Great Hiatus: A Puzzle / Janet Beasley; Tiger, Tiger / Janet Beasley; The Persistent Enemy: Further Thoughts on Col. Moran / Jack Crelling; Conferment by the Sign of Four / William R. Cochran; For the Sake of a Trust / William R. Cochran; An Irregular Experience / William R. Cochran; Sixteen Years in an Empty House / William R. Cochran; The Death and Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes: Some Questions Raised / Joe Eckrich; A Full House / Joe Eckrich; The Red-Headed League: Key to the Empty Head / Joe Echrich; A Laboratory at Montpelier / Raymond L. Holly; The New Beginning / Raymond L. Holly; So You Think Coal-Tar Derivatives Are Boring? Not So! / Brad Keefauver; The Adventure of the Failed Falls / Mary Jo Kostya; Memorials in Meiringen / Alfred A. Levin; The Race to Victoria, or How Did the Professor Ever Find Out? / Alfred A. Levin; The Final Red-Headed Problem / Michael W. McClure; When Doyle Visited Baker Street / Michael McClure and Susan McClure; Earlier and for Another Reason / Glen S. Milner; Holmes's Mistake: the Case of the Empty Head / Glen S. Milner; A Short but Interesting Visit / Ed Moorman; A Long as There Are Sherlockians, the Problems Will Never Be Final / Randall Risley; Holmes and Watson: A Play in Two Acts / Lee Eric Shackleford; The Curious Incident of the Press in the Springtime / Gordon R. Speck; 'The Final Problem' Solved / Gordon R. Speck; Holmes, Heroics, Hiatus: A Man to Match Swiss Mountains / Gordon R. Speck; Key(s) to EMPT: Having Pun in the Empty House / Gordon R. Speck; A Measure of the Master /

Gordon R. Speck; The Provenance of Parker, the Garroter / Gordon R. Speck; 'A Week Later I was in Florence' / Gordon R. Speck; Sherlock Holmes's Problems / Newton M. Williams; The Vacant Pad Caper / Newton M. Williams; The Archetypal Sherlock Holmes / Lloyd Worley // "Is just what the subtitle states; the best papers from the society's 16 years of monthly meetings are scholarly, unscholarly, and occasionally scandalous, and there's a reprint of the script for Lee Eric Shackleford's two-act play 'Holmes and Watson.'"

2118. Coppola, Joseph A. A Silver jubilee 25 years of the Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse. Fayetteville, NY: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references; Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "Offering a collection of announcements, articles, papers, reminiscences, poetry, and puzzles from the society's archives."

2119. Diamond, Susan Z. 50th Running Chicago Silver Blaze, A History of the Race. Chicago: The Watsonians, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2120. Kean, Michael H., Buzz Rainer, Chuck Winge, and Diogenes Club of the Monterey Peninsula. In tune with the Diogenes Club the lyrics of Buzz Rainer and Chuck Winge, (The Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, Calif: The Pondicherry Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Lyrics from songs performed on three Ladies Nights of the Diogenes Club of the Monterey Peninsula

2121. Lellenberg, Jon L. The Great Alkali Plainsmen of Greater Kansas City silver anniversary history. Kansas City, Mo: Privately printed, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C15193 //

2122. Lewis, Candace, ed. Two Celebrations: The 50th Annual Running of the Chicago Silver Blaze and The Triennial Silver Blaze of the Baker Street Irregulars. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents include: Setting the Scene for 'Silver Blaze': Nineteenth-Century Art and Flat Racing / Candace Lewis; The Speculative Fun and Logical Games of 'Silver Blaze' / Roger Donway; The New York Silver Blazes / Art Levine //

2123. Pleasant Places of Florida (Palm Harbor, FL). Happy 144th Sherlock! Palm Harbor, FL: The Pleasant Places of Florida, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "A pamphlet that reports in detail on the society's first annual Sherlock's Sunshine Celebration, on Jan. 17, 1998, with texts of the presentations and toasts."

2124. Rice, Susan, and John Addy. The somnambulist and the detective : Vincent Starrett and Sherlock Holmes, (Musgrave monograph). [England]: Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "A delightful reminder for those who knew him of how talented he was, and (far more important) a welcome introduction to Starrett and his work for those who have come more recently to the Sherlockian world."

2125. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, and Jean-Pierre Cagnat. Exposition Sherlock Holmes et á Paris : les apaches vont trembler. Paris: Société Sherlock Holmes de France, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Société Sherlock Holmes de France. ; Bibliothèque des littératures policières (Paris, France) Conf Author(s): Exposition "Sherlock Holmes et la France" ; (1996 :; Paris, France). ill. ; 42 x 30 cm. Exposition à la Bilipo du 15 mai au 31 août 1996. At head of title: Le petit Parisien, mardi 14, mai 1896. Textes et mise en page / Thierry Saint-Joanis ; illustrations / Jean-Pierre Cagnat. //

2126. The Montague Street Lodgers of Brooklyn. The Very Strange History of the Montague Lodgers of Brooklyn. Brooklyn, NY: The Montague Street Lodgers of Brooklyn, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2127. ———. Yougottabekidding: the unauthorized biography of Dorothy D. Stix. Brooklyn, NY: The Montague Street Lodgers of Brooklyn, n.d.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2128. Trueman, Fred, M. C. Black, and Arthur Conan Doyle. To illuminate and enhance the Victorian cricket match between the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and the PG Wodehouse Society held at West Wycombe Cricket Club, Buckinghamshire on Sunday, 10th June, 2001 (and amuse in the event that rain stops play), (Holmesiana). [London, England]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 21 cm. With a foreword by Freddie Trueman, OBE ; edited by MC Black, Esq. // Various stories and articles by different authors (Doyle among others) on the topic of cricket, some in parody form.

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- AMATEUR MENDICANT SOCIETY (2)

2129. Amateur Mendicant Society (Madrid, Spain). The Amateur Mendicant Society's third case-book (Holmesian studies). Madrid: The Amateur Mendicant Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2130. ———. Tercer Anuario de la Sociedad de Mendigos Aficionados. Madrid: the Society, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "The third casebook of The Amateur Mendicant Society of Madrid, and nicely done, with 296 pages of Sherlockian scholarship and pastiches by members of the society, with an interesting exploration of 'El Sultan de Turquia' and a section of studies devoted to 'La Finca 'Copper Beeches'' and much more. It's all in Spanish."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE SOCIETY (1)

2131. Parish magazine (Chester, England): The Parish magazine the newsletter of the Arthur Conan Doyle Society. Chester England: The Society, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12587 //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- BAKER STREET IRREGULARS (19)

2132. Boucher, Anthony, and Otto Penzler. The case of the Baker Street Irregulars. 2nd ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2133. Chesterton, G. K., Steven Doyle, Baker Street Irregulars, and Bloomington) Lilly Library (Indiana University. G.K. Chesterton's Sherlock Holmes original illustrations : a facsimilie of the original unpublished drawings, (Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York, Bloomington, Ind: The Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the Lilly Library, Indiana University, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003279281 // "Offers a facsimile of Chesterton's illustrations for a never-published edition of the stories, scholarly articles on Chesterton by Dale Ahlquist and Pasquale Accardo, commentary on the artwork by Scott Bond, and reprints of four Sherlockian essays by Chesterton."

2134. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Baker Street Irregulars (Organization : U.S.), and Berg Collection. The hound of the Baskervilles a facsimile of the original manuscript. New York: Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the New York Public Library, Berg Collection, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // Chapter XI. "Offers a facsimile and a transcription of the only complete chapter surviving (and now in the Berg Collection at the N.Y. Public Library), with commentary on the story by ten Sherlockian and Doylean scholars. It's always a pleasure to be able to see an author at work, and manuscripts are a delightful way to do just that, watching the author change his mind, and speculating as to the reasons."

2135. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Peter E Blau, and Baker Street Irregulars (Organization : U.S.). Angels of darkness a drama in three acts ; a facsimile of the original manuscript, (Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York: Baker Street Irregulars in cooperation with the Toronto Public Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / by Peter E. Blau -- Angels of darkness / by Arthur Conan Doyle -- History of the manuscript of Angels of darkness / by Clifford S. Goldfarb -- Angels of darkness and the absence of Sherlock Holmes / by Christopher Roden -- Angels of darkness and its theatrical context / by Don B. Wilmeth -- The Mormon subplot in A study in scarlet and Angels of darkness / by Michael W. Homer. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "Begun by Arthur Conan Doyle in the 1880s and never finished, now published for the first time, with a facsimile of the first scene and a transcription of the complete manuscript (now owned by the Toronto Public Library), with scholarly commentary on the play and its theatrical context, and on the Mormon subplot and the absence of Sherlock Holmes, and on the manuscript's history. And yes: Sherlock Holmes is indeed absent, but many others from 'A Study in Scarlet' (including John Watson, MD) are active participants."

2136. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Roy Pilot, Gianluca Salvatori, Enrico Solito, and Bloomington) Lilly Library (Indiana University. Mandate for murder a facsimile of the original manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Red Circle' by Arthur Conan Doyle, and commentary, (The Baker Street Irregulars manuscript series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars. Lilly Library of Indiana University, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Added Title: Adventure of the red circle //

2137. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Murderland: a companion volume to The Baker Street Irregulars' expedition to The Valley of Fear. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / Steven T. Doyle -- An expedition to the Vermissa Valley / Julia Carlson Rosenblatt -- The Mollies vs. the Scowrers: fact and fiction in The Valley of Fear / Steven T. Doyle -- Bad company / David Hammer -- The overthrow of the Molly Maguires: stories from the archives of the Pinkerton Detective Agency / Cleveland Moffett -- Vermissa, PA-- Inferno, USA / Pasquale Accardo -- It is an old manuscript: the notes for The Valley of Fear / Peter Blau -- The strange case of Birdy Edwards: the first hardboiled detective? / Gary Lovisi -- The ancient manor house of Birlstone / Catherine Cooke -- A single triumph? The Valley of Fear on film / Pat Ward -- Miss Porlock, I presume? / Jon Lellenberg // A compilation of BSI papers related to The Valley of Fear, created in preparation for the October 2004 expedition of over 100 Sherlockians to the valley of Shenandoah and Mahanoy, the real site of action in the story. Includes photocopy reprints of notes outlining the plot of the story

2138. Hyder, William. "The Napoleon bust business again" a facsimile of the original manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Six Napoleons' by Arthur Conan Doyle and commentary, (The Baker Street Irregulars Manuscript Series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars ; in cooperation with the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliogrphical references. Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "Offering a facsimile and transcript of the manuscript of 'The Adventure of the Six Napoleons', and discussion of the manuscript, some of the dramatizations of the story, Conan Doyle's investment in a machine designed to create multiple copies of sculptures, the Borgias and black pearls, Victorian journalism, Italians in Victorian London, all by knowledgeable Sherlockian scholars."

2139. Lellenberg, Jon L. 'Certain Rites, and Also Certain Duties': unsuspected sources of Baker Street Irregularity.

First ed, (The BSI Archival Histories; 7). Chicago: Hazelbaker & Lellenberg, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "A compendium of surprises about the origins, customs and rituals of the Baker Street Irregulars, and the men who created the. For the 75th anniversary of the BSI. With irregular commentaries by Dee Alexander, Thayer Cumings, Basil Davenport, Elmer Davis, Robert K. Leavitt, Ronald Mansbridge, Kenneth McCormick, Frank V. Morley, James A. Morris, Vincent Starrett, and others besides. Plus sidelights on historical research 'for the wayward and beguiled.'"

2140. ———. Disjecta membra : stray scraps of Irregular history, 1932-1950. Irregular correspondence & documents by Ben Abramson, Christopher Morley, Vincent Starrett, and Edgar W. Smith. Plus a few words from Anthony Boucher, John Dickson Carr, Denis Conan Doyle, Elmer Davis, William Gillette and Alexander Woollcott. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "A 96-page interim addition to his continuing archival history of The Baker Street Irregulars, offering letters and other material from early Sherlockians that has come to light since earlier volumes were published. The contents range from Edgar W. Smith's birth certificate to a report to the stockholders of The Baker Street Irregulars, Inc.; the annotations and explanations are helpful, and the glimpses of the early days are interesting as always."

2141. ———. Irregular crises of the late 'forties an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars, summer 1947- December 1950, (BSI archival series). New York: Baker Street Irregulars, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98074394 //

2142. ———. Irregular memories of the 'thirties an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars' first decade : 1930- 1940. 1st. ed, (BSI archival series). New York: Baker Street Irregulars. distributed by Fordham University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 90082353 //r96. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C14942 //

2143. ———. Irregular memories of the 'thirties an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars' first decade : 1930- 1940 [galleys], (BSI archival series), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (leaves [259]-267) and index. Citations: De Waal C14942 //

2144. Lellenberg, Jon L., and Edgar Wadsworth Smith. Irregular records of the early 'forties an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars, January 1941-March 1944. 1st ed, (BSI archival series). New York City: Baker Street Irregulars. Distributed by Fordham University Press, 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91076681. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C14943 //

2145. Lellenberg, Jon L., Bill Vande Water, and Edgar Wadsworth Smith. Irregular proceedings of the mid 'forties an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars, Autumn 1943-January 1947. 1st ed, (BSI archival series). New York: Baker Street Irregulars, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95083333. Includes bibliographical references //

2146. MacKinnon, Allan. Murder, repeat murder. 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y: Published for the Crime Club by Doubleday, 1952. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 52005851; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "The dedication reads: 'This book is offered to James Keddie Jr. of Boston, Mass. and the Baker Street Irregulars, in some slight return for the friendliest and most encouraging letter a downhearted writer can ever have received."

2147. Shreffler, Philip A. Eliot Simpson & the Baker Street Irregulars in the twentieth century limited mystery. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Wessex Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2148. Starrett, Vincent, John Nieminski, Jon L. Lellenberg, Gray Chandler Briggs, and Baker Street Irregulars. "Dear

Starrett--", "Dear Briggs--" a compendium of correspondence between Vincent Starrett and Gray Chandler Briggs (1930-1934) together with various appendices, notes, and embellishments. 1st. ed, (BSI archival series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars. distributed by Fordham University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89085491. Includes bibliographical references and index. Citations: De Waal C14941 //

2149. Storm Petersen, Robert, Bjarne Nielsen, Henry Lauritzen, Julian Wolff, and Baker Street Irregulars. Scandinavia and Sherlock Holmes, (The Baker Street Irregulars international series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Connection to Marilyn Monroe / Alvin Andersen; Radix Pedis Diabolis / Verner Andersen; The Depth Which the Parsley Had Sunk into the Butter / Hans-Uno Bengtsson; Sherlock Holmes and Music / Curt Berg; 534 C2 / Ted Bergman; My Own 221B Baker Street / Ted Bergman; Sherlock Holmes in Sweden / Mattias Bostrom; The Three Plays - Sherlock Holmes in Stockholm 1902 / Mattias Bostrom; What Did Sherlock Holmes Drink? / Jorgen Cold; 221B Baker Street / Christian Elling; The Baker Street Mystery / Kaj Engholm; A Study in Bohemia: Who was Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismund von Ormstein? / Jorgen Frorup //

2150. Yuichi, Hirayama, Masamichi Higurashi, Hirotaka Ueda, and Baker Street Irregulars. Japan and Sherlock Holmes, (The Baker Street Irregulars International Series). New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. Contents: An Interview with Mr. Conan Doyle / Kan-ichi Ando; Japan Chapter of The Baker Street Irregulars / Rampo Edogawa; Poe and Doyle / Rampo Edogawa // "The first volume in the BSI's International Series, which is intended to make available in English some of the fine Sherlockian scholarship published in other languages. And the Japanese have a long history of enthusiasm for Sherlock Holmes: the first translation of a Sherlock Holmes story was published in 1894, a Japanese journalist interviewed Conan Doyle in 1910 (the interview is in the book), the first Sherlockian society in Japan was founded in 1948, and since then members of the Japan Sherlock Holmes Club and other societies have continued to enjoy the world of Sherlock Holmes."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- BIMETALLIC QUESTION (1)

2151. Freitas, Wilfrid de. Musings from an overturned beehive : twenty-five years of The Bimetallic question 1979- 2004. Limited of 60 copies. ed. Montreal: The Bimetallic Question, [2005]. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 22 cm. Edited by Wilfrid de Freitas. Scuttlebutt Aug 2005. // "A 55- page anthology of reminiscence and articles by members; there are 60 copies, cloth-bound, each copy numbered and named for one of the 60 Canonical stories.'

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- BOOTMAKERS OF TORONTO (1)

2152. Zaldin, Donald. The gasogene in Victorian England and at 221B, (Bootmakers' monographs), 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 28 cm. "Presentation to The Bootmakers of Toronto on Saturday, December 1, 2001"--t.p. //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- CURIOUS COLLECTORS OF BAKER STREET (1)

2153. Curious Collectors of Baker Street, and Tigers of San Pedro. Baker Street West 1. Los Angeles: Curious Tiger Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- ILLUSTRIOUS CLIENTS OF INDIANAPOLIS (2)

2154. Doyle, Steven T. The Adventures of the Illustrious Clients. Indianapolis: The Illustrious Clients of Indianapolis, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 // A history of the scion society on the occasion of their 50th anniversary.

2155. Doyle, Steven T., Mark E. Gagen, Donald E. Curtis, and Illustrious Clients of Indianapolis. The Illustrious Clients' Second Case-notes. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. Contents: Historical Perspectives on 'The Musgrave Ritual' / Donald E. Curtis; A Word Puzzle / Yvonne DeTar; Altamont and the Fighting Irish / Steven T. Doyle; Sherlock Holmes, The Universe, and The Nature of God / Steven T. Doyle; Three Quickies / Meredith L. Granger; 'Whatever Remains Must be the Truth / Paul D. Herbert; A Lexicanonical Limerick / Edward Lauterbach; The Girl Who Wasn't There / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; January 22, 1901 / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; Man's Best Friend / Edward Lauterbach and Karen Lauterbach; Sherlockian Jumbles: Ladies of the Canon / Toni Morris; Sherlock Holmes in Indiana / Michael T. Schaefer; The Inner Life of Sherlock Holmes / Pamela Wampler; A Prey to the Blackest Depression / Patricia J. Ward; 'A Very Different Level': A reassessment of 'A Scandal in Bohemia' / Patricia J. Ward // "The latest anthology of essays, poetry, and puzzles written by members of the society. Of particular note is a unique scholarly paper ('Whatever Remains Must Be the Truth') written by Paul D. Herbert in 1977 and presented that same year to John Bennett Shaw (who must have loved it), and only now (and at long last) in print."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- MAIWAND JEZAILS (1)

2156. The Jezail bulletin: a publication of the Maiwand Jezails, a scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars. Lincoln, NE: Maiwand Jezail Press, 1997-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- NORWEGIAN EXPLORERS OF MINNESOTA (5)

2157. Bergquist, John, ed. Christmas annual. Minneapolis, Minn: The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2002-.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2158. ———, ed. The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota Christmas Annual. Minneapolis: The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 2002-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 2002: The 1887 Beeton's Christmas Annual: A History and Current Census / Phillip G. Bergem; Mr Henry Baker and the British Museum / John Bergquist; The Home of the Heart / Robert Brusic and Lucy Brusic; A Canonical Twelve Days / Michael Eckman; Chocolate: Food of the Gods / Judith Freeman; The Blue Carbuncle Crossword Puzzle / Julie McKuras; Watson's Books / Gary Thaden -- 2003: More French Blood for Holmes! / Pasquale Accardo; About That Reichenbach - Did Holmes Really Fall There? An Astonishing Discovery / Robert Brusic; The Case of the Holiday Hypotheses / Michael Eckman; Frederic Dorr Steele and the Limited Editions Club Edition of the Canon: Six Elusive Drawings Rediscovered / Andrew Malec; Norwegian Explorations - The Private Press Publications of The Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota: A Salute to the Sumac Press / C. Paul Martin -- 2004: A Dome Deduced While Strolling in the Park One Day / Robert Brusic; Canonical Holmes / Michael Eckman; Welcome to the Hotel Irregular / Derham Groves; The Missing Amati / Regina Harris; An Odd Place for a Tool Shed and Other Architectural Anomalies of Ridling Thorpe Manor / Karen Murdock -- 2005: A Wooden Narrative / Pasquale Accardo; A Lock Without a Key: Holmes and Hair / Robert Brusic; A Toast to Violet Hunter / Stephen J. Cribari; Holmes on Tour? / Michael Eckman; Mythos Draconis / Regina Harris; How I Met Sherlock Holmes / Cecelia Heffron; An Interesting William Gillette Letter / Andrew Malec; Sound and Sense Onomatopoeia in the Canon / Karen Murdock -- 2006: The Curious Incident of the Policemen's Wives / John Bergquist; Sherlockian Phantoms / Ruth Berman; The Wild West, Victoria Regina, and Sherlock Holmes / Robert Brusic; The Woman / Stephen J. Cribari; Finding Miss Hunter / Michael Eckman; Moriarty's Reprise / Regina Harris; Canonical Word Search / Francine Kitts; Victorian Villainesses: Accessories and More / Dayna McCausland; The Luncheon / Julie McKuras; Georgiana, The Duchess of Devonshire: An Unusual Mother in the Canon / Sue Visoskie -- 2007: I Wed Three Wives / Pasquale Accardo; Allen Mackler's 221B Room: A Photographic Appreciation / John Bergquist; 221Bs: A Survey of Recreations of the Sitting Room / John Bergquist; Blessed be the Blade That Binds / Robert Brusic; 221A: Belowstairs at Baker Street / Pj Doyle; Sherlock Slept Here? / Michael Eckman; Hell Hath No Fury / Mary Loving; Our Friend Allen Mackler and His Room / C. Paul Martin; Now You See It: A Matching quize on the Contents of the Sitting Room at 221B / Karen Murdock //

2159. Canton, Rolf J. The Moriarty principle an irregular look at Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Lakeville, Mn: Galde Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96040346; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // Rolf J. Canton has contributed often to the newsletter of The Norwegian Explorers, and his essays and poems have been collected here; along with new material that includes the scripts for two radio plays and a fine assortment of photographs taken at Explorers' meetings and conferences."

2160. McDiarmid, E. W. The saga of a Sherlockian scion society the Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota. Minneapolis: Norwegian Explorers, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2161. Southworth, Bruce, Marshall S Berdan, John Pforr, Marina Stajic, Alvin E Rodin, R. Dixon Smith, Jack D. Key, Carole Nelson Douglas, Robert Brusic, Joseph W Moran, and Harold Orel. Sherlock Holmes' rogues, rascals and ruffians Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 11-13, 1993, conference proceedings. S.l: s.n, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / Bruce Southworth -- A Study in scarlet journalism: the curious non-correlation between late Victorian criminals and those depicted by John H. Watson, popular author / Marshall S. Berdan -- Those bars of gold: proprietors and inhabitants of the opium dens of London, tales from London's East End / John Pforr -- The Most winning woman... / Marina Stajic -- A Murderous medical trio: Drs. Roylott, Palmer and Pritchard / Alvin E. Rodin and Jack E. [i.e. D.] Key -- Bohemian scandals, Irene Adler: rogue or rival? / Carole Nelson Douglas -- Prayer for Norwegian Explorers banquet, June 12, 1993 / Robert Brusic -- A Tribute to the Norwegian explorer / Joseph W. Moran -- Conan Doyle's sense of justice / Harold Orel -- His old friend Charlie Peace reconsidered / R. Dixon Smith //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- OCCUPANTS OF THE EMPTY HOUSE (3)

2162. The Beeman's Christmas annual : a publication of The Occupants of the Empty House, a scion of the Baker Street Irregulars. 1986- vols. DuQuoin, IL: Camden House & Co., 1986-. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Annual. ill. ; 22 cm. Geology in the canon (1999) -- Flora and fauna in the canon (2000) -- Geography in the canon (2001) //

2163. Bensley, Janet, and Occupants of the Empty House. A blue Christmas. Zeigler, Ill: The Camden House Journal, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Watson and the mystery of observation / by Gordon R. Speck -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle / by Randall Risley -- Dr. Watson wasn't a cook / by "Mrs. Turner" -- 'Tis the season? / by Joseph J. Eckrich -- The devil's pet baits / by Lise Winer -- So pretty a toy / by Jack Crelling -- It's THE precious stone, or is it? / by Janet Bensley -- Catherine's diary, 1887 / by Catherine Cusack //

2164. Bensley, Janet, Debbie Tinsley, and Occupants of the Empty House. The Camden House cookbook. Shaw special ed. DuQuoin, Ill: William R. Cochran, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C11,385 //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- SHERLOCK HOLMES SOCIETY OF LONDON (18)

2165. Bird, Margaret. A study in dark blue : studies compiled to accompany the summer expedition of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London [to] Pembroke College, Oxford, 23-25 September, 1988. [London, Eng.]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps. ; 22 x 30 cm. Cover title: A study in dark blue : Sherlock Holmes and Oxford. Bibliography: p. 98-99. //

2166. Bird, Margaret, and Sherlock Holmes Society of London. An East wind the east coast expedition of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 4-6 July 1997 : a practical handbook to the setting of His Last Bow. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 131) //

2167. Bruxner, Pamela. In Beds with Sherlock Holmes a day excursion by the Sherlock Holmes Society of London. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2168. Bruxner, Pamela, and Bob Ellis. Colour it Prussian blue: a day excursion to Retired Colourman and His Last Bow territory, Sunday 4th September 2005. London: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2169. ———. Fetlocks, femurs and phalanges : a day excursion by the Sherlock Holmes Society of London. [London]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 30 cm. Edited by Pamela Bruxner ; produced by Bob Ellis. //

2170. ———. A gaggle of governesses : a day excursion by The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 7 September 1997. [London]: [The Society], 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps, port. ; 30 cm. Introduction / by Pamela Bruxner -- Three distressed

gentlewomen / by Bernard Davies -- "I had to cycle to the Station" / by Rick Grandia -- San Pedro / by Cindy Stevens -- You remind me of a man / by John Hall -- Conan Doyle's sisters in their governess days / by Richard Lancelyn Green -- Musicians in the family / by Geoffrey Stavert -- A gaggle of literary governesses / by B. J. Rahn -- Selected list of fictional governesses / by B. J. Rahn -- "With a spud, a tin box, and an elementary book on botany--" / by Cindy Stevens. Edited by Pamela Bruxner ; produced by Bob Ellis. //

2171. ———. Going for a soldier : a day excursion by the Sherlock Holmes Society of London to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and Undershaw. [London]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. Edited by Pamela Bruxner ; produced by Bob Ellis. //

2172. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Bob Ellis. This dark square : a Priory School examination. [London]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, Printed by Parchments of Oxford, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 30 cm. "This dark square is the Priory School" / by Jonathan McCafferty -- "...it is time that we were leaving for Euston" / by Guy Marriott -- Ham Hall / by Guy Marriott -- The Priory School prospectus / compiled by Jonathan McCafferty -- Class in 'The Priory School' / by Nicholas Utechin -- Manners are not idle / by Jonathan McCafferty -- The Fighting Cock / by Jonathan McCafferty -- A tram-car coming down a country lane: The Tramway Museum at Crich / by Guy Marriott -- Horace's sidelights on Huxtable / by Horace -- The plover and curlew are the only inhabitants / by Bob Ellis -- The Ashbourne inheritance / by Jonathan McCafferty. Includes bibliographical references. Edited by Bob Ellis. //

2173. Ellis, Bob, and Guy Marriott. Meet me in Bohemia a Sherlock Holmes Czech book. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2174. Green, Richard Lancelyn, and George A. Vanderburgh. 'Lend me your ears' : handbook for the summer excursion to Liverpool and New Brighton, 5-7 September 2003. [London]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Designed by George A. Vanderburgh (The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box). Includes bibliographical ref. Edited by Richard Lancelyn Green. //

2175. Horrocks, Peter, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The return of Sherlock Holmes : the handbook of The Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival, 21-26 September 1999. [Tonbridge]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival (1999 : London, England). ill., map, ports. ; 30 cm. Edited by Peter Horrocks and Richard Lancelyn Green ; with forewords by The Prince of Wales and The Prime Minister. //

2176. Marriott, Guy, Bob Ellis, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes in Switzerland. [London]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, (Printed by T & C Printers), 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 30 cm. Edited by Guy Marriott and Bob Ellis. Contents: My First Trip to Switzerland / Lars Ahlner; The Pass of the Gemmi, and the Baths of Leuk; The Railroad to Reichenbach / John Baesch; Taking the Waters / Catherine Cooke; Canonical Connections / Bernard Davies; Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and Switzerland / Vincent Delay; Upon the Dating of The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax With Some Observations on the Location of the Hotel National in Lausanne / Vincent Delay; An Alpine Walk / Arthur Conan Doyle; Cutting the Gordian Knot / Alexian Gregory; Two Honey Recipes from Switzerland / Eileen Holman; Meiringen, Meringues and Sherlock Holmes / Peter Horrocks; Albert Einstein - Man of the 20th Century / Peter Jezler; My Name is Peter Steiler / Albert Kunz; Some Notes on the Railways at Zermatt and Meiringen / Guy Marriott; To Climb the Matterhorn / Guy Marriott; Who Was Silas Hocking? / Guy Marriott; The Norwegian Explorers at Meiringen / Julie McKuras; A Final Case of Identity / Michael Meer; A Questionable Picture / Ernst-Harald Mock; Englishmen at Montreux / Patrick Moser; Holmes - The Honeyed Hermit / Reggie Musgrave; So What Happened Next? / Auberon Redfearn; Ex Libris Apis Mellifera / Susan Rice; Who Knew and How Did They Know? / Nicholas Utechin // The Sherlock Holmes Society of London makes occasional "pilgrimages" to sites mentioned in the Holmesian Canon. The 2005 Pilgrimage was to Reichenbach Falls and resulted in this volume of reminiscences, opinions and studies. Map on the back cover traces the trip./ Includes bibliographical references.

2177. Porter, Philip, and Catherine Cooke, eds. France in the Blood: A Practical Handbook of French Holmesian Culture with Some Observations. London: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2178. Sayers, Dorothy L., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed. [London]: Privately printed for The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Foreword / by R. L. Green -- Holmes' college career -- Dr. Watson's christian name -- Dr. Watson, widower -- The dates in The Red-headed League. //

2179. Simpson, Christine R. Papers presented to the joint conference: the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and the Dorothy L. Sayers Society, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 20-22 September 1996, (Occasional papers / Dorothy L. Sayers Society, no. 2). Hurstpierpoint: Dorothy L. Sayers Society, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 30 cm. Conference proceedings. [Edited by Christine R. Simpson]. //

2180. Swift, Wayne B., and Francine Swift. Red Smith's view of Silver Blaze. s.l.: Wigmore-Sumatran, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2181. Utechin, Nicholas, and Anthony D. Howlett. The best of The Sherlock Holmes Journal : selections from the first 8 volumes. 1st ed. [London]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, Printed by Antony Rowe, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. V. 1: Selections from issues, 1952-1968. Volume I: Limited edition of 300 copies; nos. 1-25 are signed by Alfreda D. Howlett, Nicholas Utechin, and Philip Porter. Includes bibliographical references. Edited by Nicholas Utechin; foreword by Anthony Howlett. //

2182. Vizoskie, Susan E. B. Sherlockians Abroad: Their Adventures on and memories of The Sherlock Holmes Society of London Golden Jubilee Cruise 2001. White Plains, NY: The Three Garridebs, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "Has interesting and amusing reminiscences and photographs by participants."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- THE BASKERVILLE HALL CLUB OF SWEDEN (1)

2183. Boström, Mattias, ed. Sherlock Holmes 150 år : en jubileumsbok från the Baskerville Hall Club of Sweden. Bromma: Baskerville Hall Club of Sweden, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. // "A handsome 185-page anthology of Swedish scholarship (with translations of contributions from Roger Johnson and Stephen Fry)."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- THE PLEASANT PLACES OF FLORIDA (2)

2184. Heifetz, Carl L., Wanda Dow, F. Dow Jeffery, and Pleasant Places of Florida (Organization). The Pleasant Places of Florida presents the Calendrical Canon with Holidays Holmesian. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2185. Pleasant Places of Florida (Holmes Beach, FL). Handbook. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- THE SONS OF THE COPPER BEECHES (1)

2186. Bond, Scott, and Bill Starr. The Sons of the Copper Beeches 50th anniversary commemorative commonplace book. Philadelphia: Sons of the Copper Beeches, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOUTH DOWNERS OF CHICAGO (1)

2187. Zahray, Luci, Mary Erickson, and South Downers (Organization). Sherlockian toast: a compilation of toasts given by members and guests of The South Downers of Chicago. 1st ed. Crete, Ill: Homestead Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- THREE GARRIDEBS (1)

2188. Vizoskie, Susan E. B. Teas and Toasts with the Three Garridebs. White Plains, NY: The Three Garridebs, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "With 65 pages of toasts and recipes, all nicely done, by members of The Three Garridebs, celebrating last years' 10th anniversary of the society's annual picnic and afternoon tea."

07B SHERLOCKIANS AND THE SOCIETIES -- THE SOCIETIES -- TIGERS OF SAN PEDRO (1)

2189. Curious Collectors of Baker Street, and Tigers of San Pedro. Baker Street West 1. Los Angeles: Curious Tiger Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA (6)

2190. Groves, Derham. An Album of ephemera mostly from the Black Jack Press. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2191. ———. Sherlock Homes just what you're looking for. Brunswick West, Vic: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2192. ———. You bastard Moriarty being a consideration of the collectability of ephemera related to the greatest detective that never lived, Sherlock Holmes. Standard version ed. Melbourne, Australia: Littlewood Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2193. Holmes Electric Protective Company. The case of the hep cat. New York: Holmes Electric Protective Company, 1919. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C15850 //

2194. Walker, Mark. Creative costumes for children (without sewing). Boca Raton, FL: Cool Hand Communications, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93071984 // "Has a Sherlock Holmes costume on p. 141."

2195. Wood, Benton. Philatelic and numismatic Holmes a handy reference guide to Sherlockian stamps & coins. New ed. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 33) //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- ADVERTISING AND ADVERTISEMENTS (2)

2196. Hall, Robert Lee, and Enrique Hegewicz. Adiós, Sherlock Holmes, (Colección los archivos de Baker Street). Madrid: Valdemar, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2197. Ueda, Hirotaka. Homuzu to kokoku: Eq, (EQ Sherlockiana). NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS -- SHERLOCK HOLMES PUB (LONDON) (1)

2198. Cheap eats in London. 3rd ed. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96642563. Availability: Chronicle Books, 275 5th St., 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103 // A picture of the Sherlock Holmes Pub on the cover.

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- CALENDARS (12)

2199. Baring-Gould, William Stuart. 2001 Sherlockian calendar featuring dates established by William S. Baring- Gould. S.l: s.n, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2200. Baring-Gould, William Stuart, Mark Alberstat, Frank Wiles, Arthur Twidle, Sidney Paget, A Gilbert, and H. K Elcock. 2005 Sherlock Holmes calendar featuring dates established by William S. Baring-Gould. Dartmouth, NS, Canada: Mark Alberstat, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2201. Cagnat, Jean-Pierre, and Société Sherlock Holmes de France. Calendrier 2009. [Paris]: [Société Sherlock

Holmes de France], 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 x 21 cm. Illustrations de Jean-Pierre Cagnat (SSHF, BSI). Spiral bound at top edge, middle when opened. "Imprime a Paris en 50 exemplaires." Signed and dated on cover by illustrator. //

2202. Dorn, William S., and Kathryn Elliott. The graven images of Sherlock Holmes 2006 calendar. S.l: s.n, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Calendar -- Alphabetical listing of the 60 cases with event dates -- Sources and acknowledgements // The calendar is illustrated with photographs of various Holmsian three-dimensional artifacts, including busts, steins, statues, etc., walking stick grips

2203. ———. The many places of Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes calendar 2002. Denver, CO: The Sherlock Store, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2204. ———. Sherlock Holmes 2004 calendar. S.l, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2205. ———. Sherlock Holmes calendar 2000. Denver, CO: Elliottt/Dorn, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2206. Heifetz, Carl L., Wanda Dow, F. Dow Jeffery, and Pleasant Places of Florida (Organization). The Pleasant Places of Florida presents the Calendrical Canon with Holidays Holmesian. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2207. Puhl, Gayle Lange. If Watson wrote for TV Sherlock Holmes calendar, 2006. S.l: Puhl, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Depicts how Holmes and Watson would look in North American television shows. January is titled "Sherlock Holmes: the next generation" with a back cover reference to Rex Stout's Stories of Nero Wolfe--e.g

2208. Strand Magazine (Birmingham, Mich.), Sidney Paget, and Aldo Balding. Sherlock Holmes 2005 calendar. Birmingham, Mich: The Strand Magazine, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (back cover) //

2209. Wood, Benton. Sherlockian calendar 2002 noting red-letter days. Holmes Beach, Fla.?: s.n, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2210. ———. Sherlockian calendar noting red-letter days, Y2K. Holmes Beach, Fla.?: s.n, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- CARDS (4)

2211. Groves, Derham. Even more Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2212. ———. More Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2213. ———. Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2214. ———. Too many Sherlockian visiting cards. Brunswick West, Vic., Australia: Black Jack Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMPS AND COVERS (1)

2215. Wood, Benton. Philatelic and numismatic Holmes a handy reference guide to Sherlockian stamps & coins. Rev. & updated ed. Holmes Beach, Fla: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 36) //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- EXHIBITIONS (3)

2216. Doyle, Richard, and Victoria and Albert Museum. Richard Doyle and his family an exhibition held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, 30th November 1983 to 26th February 1984. London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 84144298. Bibliography: p. 72. Citations: De Waal C4551 //

2217. Groves, Derham. Better Holmes and gardens : Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle and architectural design "down under" an exhibit of architectural design & practice based on stories and characters from the Doyle/Holmes canon. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 20-25) //

2218. Harris, David, and Derham Groves. In the privacy of their own Holmes. Melbourne: Blackbird Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and a press bibliography, "Publications of the Sumac Press" (p. 44-45); Scuttlebutt May 2004 // "'In the Privacy of Their Own Holmes: An Exhibition of Private Press and Limited Edition Sherlockiana' was arranged by Derham Groves for the Baillieu Library at the University of Melbourne from Apr. 5 to May 28, and there was an interesting assortment of Sherlockiana on view. Derham also edited and published this booklet to coincide with the exhibition; the 46-page booklet offers nicely-illustrated essays by Peter E. Blau, Vincent Brosnan, Derham Groves, David G. Harris, Michael Jorgensen, Robert C. Littlewood, Jerry Margolin, and C. Paul Martin about private presses and other matters."

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- MINIATURE BOOKS (6)

2219. Doyle, Arthur Conan. The Adventure of Silver Blaze: a Sherlock Holmes adventure. Paisley: Gleniffer Press. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2220. ———. The Adventure of the Empty House. Paisley: Gleniffer Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 200 copies //

2221. ———. The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb. Paisley: Gleniffer Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 210 copies //

2222. ———. The Five Orange Pips. Wigtown: Gleniffer Press. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Limited edition of 260 copies //

2223. ———. Sherlock Holmes two complete adventures. Running Press miniature ed. Philadelphia, Pa.; London: Running Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89060273 //r933. Contents: Introduction -- The five orange pips -- The adventure of the blue carbuncle. Citations: De Waal C2141.2 //

2224. Lipari, Paul. The Baker Street Companion. Kansas City, MO: Andrews and McMeel, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1997 // "With brief chapters on the Canon, and Sherlockians, and Basil Rathbone.

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- SCULPTURES AND STATUES (1)

2225. Horrocks, Peter, and Richard Lancelyn Green. The return of Sherlock Holmes : the handbook of The Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival, 21-26 September 1999. [Tonbridge]: Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Sherlock Holmes Statue Festival (1999 : London, England). ill., map, ports. ; 30 cm. Edited by Peter Horrocks and Richard Lancelyn Green ; with forewords by The Prince of Wales and The Prime Minister. //

08 MEMORIALS AND MEMORABILIA -- THE SILVER BLAZE HORSE RACES (2)

2226. Diamond, Susan Z. 50th Running Chicago Silver Blaze, A History of the Race. Chicago: The Watsonians, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2227. Lewis, Candace, ed. Two Celebrations: The 50th Annual Running of the Chicago Silver Blaze and The Triennial Silver Blaze of the Baker Street Irregulars. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents include: Setting the Scene for 'Silver Blaze': Nineteenth-Century Art and Flat Racing / Candace Lewis; The Speculative Fun and Logical Games of 'Silver Blaze' / Roger Donway; The New York Silver Blazes / Art Levine //

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES (6)

2228. Boström, Mattias. Sudoku med bokstäver : avslöja det dolda ordet! : med ledtrådar presenterade av Sherlock Holmes. Stockholm: Känguru, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2229. Brown, Jeff. The Sherlock Holmes book of magic. Colorado Springs, Colo: Piccadilly Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00036684. Includes bibliographical references (p. 87). Scuttlebutt Jul 2000 // "Offers explanations of almost 30 magic tricks, all related in some way to Holmes, Watson, or other Canonical characters (but if you're planning to put on a Sherlockian magic show, remember that everyone who has read the book will know what your secrets)."

2230. Bryan, Caroline, and David H Galerstein. A singular sense of humor a compilation of stuff and nonsense by and for Sherlockians. New York: Magico, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: To Modern Men Be, Vinnie Starrett -- A gustatory frolic, Dorothy Belle Pollack -- A letter, Sherlock Holmes -- A quiz on the titles, John Bennett Shaw // A collection of toasts, papers,

poems, and other items presented at various scion meetings, together with a few documents not generally available to the public, including correspondence between two U.S. Presidents and Edgar Smith, "Buttons" Secretary of the Baker Street Irregulars

2231. Butler, Eamonn, Madsen Pirie, and Mensa. The Sherlock Holmes IQ book. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96020656 //

2232. Clegg, Dave. The pagemaster who's in the library with Richard? 1st ed. Atlanta: Bedrock Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95148167. Scuttlebutt July 1995 // The reader must help Richard find his way through the Kingdom of Books by identifying six characters and the stories they come from and locating the exit in the illustrations. "It's like a 'Where's Waldo?' book, but based on the recent animated film, and one of the challenges is devoted to 'The Land of Mystery: 221B Baker Street' (with readers challenged to find keys to a dozen Sherlock Holmes stories in the picture). Jeanne is not sure, however, whether the purplish hippo in the tree is supposed to be one of the clues."

2233. Razzi, Jim, Mary Razzi, Ted Enik, and Marie-Andrée Clermont. Les enquêtes mystérieuses de Sherloque Fin- museau, détective, tome 1, (Série Détectives-amateurs). Montréal: Éditions Héritage, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Translation of: The Sherluck-Bones mystery detective, Book 1. Juvenile paraody of Sherlock Holmes. par Jim et Mary Razzi ; illustrations, Ted Enik ; traduit de l'anglais par Marie-Andrée Clermont. //

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES -- COMPUTER GAMES (3)

2234. Sherlock Holmes, consulting detective Version Macintosh [version]. ICOM Simulations, Wheeling, IL. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93790381. Contents: The mummy's curse -- The case of the mystified murderess -- The case of the tin soldier // Relying on the same information that Sherlock Holmes used, the player is challenged to solve three cases. Includes full-motion video

2235. Sherlock Holmes, consulting detective Version MS-DOS [version], Version 3. ICOM Simulations, Wheeling, IL. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93790373. Contents: The mummy's curse -- The case of the mystified murderess -- The case of the tin soldier // Relying on the same information that Sherlock Holmes used, the player is challenged to solve three cases. Includes full-motion video

2236. Shelley, Bruce. Sherlock Holmes, consulting detective the unauthorized strategy guide, (Secrets of the games). Rocklin, CA: Prima Pub, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94066032 //

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES -- GAMES (1)

2237. Lederer, Richard, and Michel Gilleland. Literary trivia fun and games for book lovers. 1st ed. New York: Vintage Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94008455 //

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES -- MYSTERIES (4)

2238. Conrad, Hy, Tatjana Mai-Wyss, and Albert Solé. Tras las huellas del crimen, (Desvela el misterio). Barcelona: Ediciones Oniro, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Translation of: Whodunit crime puzzles. Translation by Albert Solé. // Presents twenty-five brief mysteries as investigated by Sherman Holmes, a brilliant but eccentric sleuth who believes he is descended from the legendary Sherlock Holmes; solutions in the back.

2239. Konhauser, Joseph D. E, Daniel J Velleman, and S Wagon. Which way did the bicycle go? and other intriguing mathematical mysteries, (Dolciani mathematical expositions). Washington, D.C.: Mathematical Association of America, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95081495; Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-232) and index // "An imaginative collection of mathematical mysteries by Joseph D. E. Konhauser, Dan Velleman, and Stan Wagon. And the first problem in the book is a discussion of a real Canonical mystery (from 'The Priory School'): how do you tell from a set of bicycle tracks which way the bicycle was going? It turns out that there is a mathematical answer to the question, and it's explained neatly in the book (which also has some nice Sherlockian cover art by Max Carl Winkler)."

2240. Landon, Lucinda. Meg Mackintosh and the mystery in the locked library. 1st ed, (A Solve-it-yourself mystery). Boston: Joy Street Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92019948 // Meg investigates the theft of a rare book from a locked library. The reader is challenged to solve the mystery before Meg, using clues in both text and illustrations

2241. Smath, Jerry. Investigator in Classroom capers, (Investigator). Mahwah, N.J: Whistlestop, Troll Associates, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94022712. Added Title: Classroom capers. Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // Investigator accompanies his niece Gabby to Parents' Day at school, where he demonstrates his powers of observation and helps to solve some minor mysteries. The reader is asked to answer questions about each illustration. "Investigator (an alligator detective in Sherlockian costume)."

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES -- PUZZLES (16)

2242. Wishbone Jumbo Fun Book. New York: Modern Publishing, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "Includes eight pages on Wishbone's investigation of the Hound of the Baskervilles; it's a coloring book with puzzles and mazes and other fun for fans of the television series."

2243. Bullimore, Tom. Baker Street puzzles. Partridge Green: Ravette, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C18159 //

2244. ———. Baker Street puzzles. New York: Sterling Pub. Co, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94017217 //

2245. ———. Sherlock Holmes' mini-mysteries. New York: Sterling Pub. Co., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Illustrated by Ian Anderson. // Collection of logic, word, and math puzzles featuring characters from the Sherlock Holmes stories.

2246. ———. Sherlock Holmes' puzzles of deduction. New York: Sterling Juvenile, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Illustrated by Ian Anderson. //

2247. Bullimore, Tom, and Ian Anderson. Baker Street whodunits. New York: Sterling Pub. Co., 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Illustrated by Ian Anderson. //

2248. ———. Sherlock Holmes' puzzles of deduction. New York: Sterling Pub. Co, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96049893 //

2249. Bullimore, Tom, and Martin Jansen in de Wal. Denk mee met Sherlock Holmes : puzzels voor speurneuzen. Gravenhage: BZZTôH, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Vert. van: Baker Street puzzles. - Partridge Green : Ravette, 1992. [vert. uit het Engels: Martin Jansen in de Wal ; ill.: Ian Anderson]. //

2250. Conrad, Hy, and Tatjana Mai-Wyss. Whodunit crime puzzles. New York: Sterling Pub., 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "Sherman Oliver Holmes is the great-great-grandson of Sherlock Holmes, and poses 29 mystery puzzles for readers to solve (one of them being a sequel to 'The Blue Carbuncle'). Some of the Sherman Oliver Holmes puzzles (but not the sequel to 'The Blue Carbuncle') have been reprinted in Mensa Whodunits, by Bill Wise, Hy Conrad, and Bob Peterson (New York: Sterling Publishing, 2004)

2251. Cooper, Beryl E, Tom Cooper, and Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse. Sherlockian jumbles a silver anniversary edition. Fayetteville, NY: The Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2252. Houdunitz, P. T. "Murder at the chessboard : & 42 other perplexing whodunit puzzlers to test your crime solving skills." New York: Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "An anthology of 43 'whodunit puzzlers' that includes ten Sherlockian puzzles by Tom Bullimore that appeared in his books in the 1990s."

2253. Irwin, James E. Sherlock Holmes Quotation Puzzles, Vol. 1. Victoria: Trafford Publishing, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2254. Saksena, Franklin B. 101 Sherlock Holmes crossword puzzles. Shelburne, Ont.; Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2255. Sanders, Dave, Brian Gibson, and Barbara Roden. Canonical quizzes from the bootbox twenty-five years of puzzles from the Bootmakers of Toronto. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2256. Tepper, Ruth Lake. The Sherlock Holmes crossword puzzle book famous adventures, fascinating features. New York: Bell Pub. Co. Distributed by Crown Publishers, 1986. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 85028683 //

2257. Wise, Bill, Hy Conrad, and Bob Peterson. Mensa whodunits, (Official Mensa puzzle book). New York: Main Street, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 17 cm. Includes index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "Sherman Oliver Holmes is the great-great-grandson of Sherlock Holmes...Some of the Sherman Oliver Holmes puzzles...have been reprinted in Mensa Whodunits..."

09 GAMES, PUZZLES AND QUIZZES -- QUIZZES (5)

2258. Kaska, Kathleen. The Sherlock Holmes triviography and quiz book. Dallas, Tex: Taylor Pub. Co, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00044681. Includes bibliographical references (p. <209>-210) //

2259. Reynolds, Cort. The Final Problems: Sherlock Holmes Mystery Trivia. Ada, OH: the author, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "A booklet with more than 800 Canonical questions that can be used for a four-player board game or by those who just want to test their expertise."

2260. Sanders, Dave, Brian Gibson, and Barbara Roden. Canonical quizzes from the bootbox twenty-five years of puzzles from the Bootmakers of Toronto. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2261. Shaw, John Bennett. The really ragged Shaw the master sleuth quizbook : being the expanded Ragged Shaw. Dubuque, Iowa: Gasogene Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2262. ———. The really ragged Shaw the master sleuth quizbook : being the expanded Ragged Shaw [galley]. s.l.: s.n., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

10A ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- CRITICISM (3)

2263. Barnes, Alan. Sherlock Holmes on Screen : the complete film and TV history. 5th, Rev. and updated ed. Richmond: Reynolds & Hearn, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Previous ed.: 2008. //

2264. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, ed. Sherlock Holmes the detective & the collector : essays on the John Bennett Shaw Library. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Library, Special Collections and Rare Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Preface / Austin J. McLean -- Editor's note / Lucy M. Brusic -- John Bennett Shaw : A remembrance / Thomas L. Stix Jr. -- Labryinths : the worlds of Sherlock Holmes / Lawrence Frank -- Holmes by any other name : translating the Sherlock Holmes stories / Nils Nordberg -- Holmes and Watson among the scholars : when the game is really afoot / J. Randolph Cox --The writings about the writings : being a requiem for the great game / David L. Hammer -- Turn the dial to Sherlock Holmes on radio / William Nadel -- I see Sherlock everwhere : Holmes on film / Jennie C. Paton -- If it sticks to the ceiling it must be done : the Holmes pastiche / Robert Brusic -- Elementary Holmes : Sherlockian children's literature / Ruth Berman -- Sherlock Holmes meets Batman : the great detective in American comic books / Charlotte A. L. Erickson (cont.) Contents: The Art and craft of Sherlock Holmes, and I don't mean detection / Derham Groves -- I never believed there was a society such as yours : Sherlockian Societies / Peter E. Blau -- Contributors. Includes bibliographical references. //

2265. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, Alexis Barquin, and Pierre Bannier. Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Héros, 6). Pézilla-la- Rivière: DLM, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES (4)

2266. Barnes, Alan. Sherlock Holmes on screen: the complete film and TV history. 2nd ed. London: Reynolds & Hearn, 2004.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2267. Brogdon, Philip R. Sherlock in black: being profiles of past and present real life black Sherlockians. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Libary, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2268. Phillips, Gene D. Some Like it Wilder : the life and controversial films of Billy Wilder, (Screen classics). Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. From Berlin to Hollywood : the early screenplays -- Champagne and tears : Ninotchka, Midnight, and Ball of fire -- New directions : The major and the minor and Five graves to Cairo -- The rise of film noir : Double indemnity -- Through a glass darkly : The lost weekend and Die todesmühlen -- Wunderbar : The emperor waltz and A foreign affair -- Dark windows : Sunset Boulevard -- Barbed wire satire : Ace in the hole and Stalag 17 -- Fascination : Sabrina and The seven year itch -- Light up the sky : The spirit of St. Louis and Love in the afternoon -- Remains to be seen : Witness for the prosecution - - The gang's all here : Some like it hot -- Love on the dole : The apartment -- Love on the run : One, two, three and Irma La Douce -- Grifters : Kiss me, stupid and The fortune cookie -- The game's afoot : The private life of Sherlock Holmes -- The perfect blendship : The front page and Avanti! -- Twilight years : Fedora and Buddy buddy -- Epilogue : a touch of class. Includes bibliographical references (p. 367-416) and index. // "One of the most accomplished writers and directors of classic Hollywood, Billy Wilder (1906-2002) directed numerous acclaimed films, including Sunset Boulevard (1950), Sabrina (1954), The Seven Year Itch (1955), Witness for the Prosecution (1957), and Some Like It Hot (1959). Some Like It Wilder: The Life and Controversial Films of Billy Wilder provides an overview of a filmmaking icon." "Author Gene D. Phillips departs from the traditional biography, offering new insights into the acclaimed director's professional and private life. In preparation for the book, Phillips conducted personal interviews with Wilder and other key players from the legendary director's life and times."--BOOK JACKET.

2269. Suarès, Jean-Claude. Hollywood dogs. San Francisco: CollinsPublishers San Francisco, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93018219 //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- BRETT, JEREMY (8)

2270. Cox, Michael, and R. Dixon Smith. Remembering Jeremy Brett, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge, England: Rupert Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) //

2271. Davies, David Stuart. Bending the willow Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes. Penyffordd, Chester: Calabash Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1997 // "A splendid tribute to the actor and to the Granada series and the people who worked on it; there are many grand stories about how the series was conceived and brought to the screen, about problems and resolutions, about successes and occasional failures, all told by an author who is a fine writer and who talked often with those who worked on the series."

2272. ———. Bending the willow Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes. Rev. ed. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index; Scuttlebutt Mar 1997 // "A splendid tribute to the actor and to the Granada series and the people who worked on it; there are many grand stories about how the series was conceived and brought to the screen, about problems and resolutions, about successes and occasional failures, all told by an author who is a fine writer and who talked often with those who worked on the series."

2273. Manners, Terry. Jeremy Brett : the man who became Sherlock Holmes. London: Virgin, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Includes index. // "Brett's manic depression and his disastrous submersion in his most famous role are well described in a book that avoids the luvvie banalties of most theatre biographies."

2274. ———. The man who became Sherlock Holmes : the tortured mind of Jeremy Brett. London: Virgin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 24 cm. First published in 1997 as: Jeremy Brett : the man who became Sherlock Holmes. // "Brett's manic depression and his disastrous submersion in his most famous role are well described in a book that avoids the luvvie banalties of most theatre biographies."

2275. Pritchard, Linda. Jeremy Brett the definitive Sherlock Holmes. London: Paradise Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt May 2001. // "Offers a brief biography, tributes to the actor and his work, lists of his appearances on stage and screen and television, and a splendid selection of photographs covering his entire career."

2276. Pritchard, Linda, and Mary Ann Warner. The Jeremy Brett - Linda Pritchard story on the wings of paradise. Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: gb 98069471 //

2277. Smith, R. Dixon. Jeremy Brett and David Burke an adventure in canonical fidelity, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge, England: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 35-37). Citations: De Waal C18579 //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- BURKE, DAVID (1)

2278. Smith, R. Dixon. Jeremy Brett and David Burke an adventure in canonical fidelity, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge, England: Rupert Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 35-37). Citations: De Waal C18579 //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- CHAPLIN, CHARLIE (1)

2279. Fleischman, Sid. Sir Charlie : Chaplin, the funniest man in the world. 1st ed. New York: Greenwillow Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 27 cm. The boy in the blue velvet suit -- Bleak houses -- Life in the booby hatch -- Life with father -- Poster boy -- On becoming invisible -- Enter, Sherlock Holmes -- Don't mug too much -- A red nose -- The tipsy gentleman -- A comedian amid the orange groves -- The galloping tintypes -- The lens louse -- Mable, the movie star -- Opus one: the sleepwalker -- Charlie and the ten grand rumor -- Chaplin and the cross-eyed man -- The millionaire tramp -- Dawn on Sunset Boulevard -- A marriage of mayflies -- Where's Charlie? -- Room service -- The eternal washtub -- Deja woes -- Dancing around the stake -- Silence spoken here -- The impertinent gesture -- Five francs a glance -- The red flag -- Welcome to Tomania -- The phantom Jew -- The cockney cad -- Throw the rascal out! -- So long, Charlie -- Takes and mistakes -- Brimstone in the air -- Sir Charlie -- A life in concrete. Includes bibliographical references (p. 258- 260) and index. Audience: 9-13 // A Newbery Medalist presents one of the most compelling rags-to-riches stories of modern times, in this biography of the legendary Little Tramp, Charlie Chaplin. Includes archival

prints and photos.

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- CUSHING, PETER (2)

2280. Cushing, Peter. An Autobiography and Past Forgetting. Baltimore: Midnight Marquee Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1999 // "A new one-volume edition combining both volumes of Peter Cushing's autobiography (first published in 1986 and 1988), with many fine stories about his Sherlockian and other roles (among them the fact that the ugly false teeth he used in 'Tales from the Crypt' in 1971 were the same ones he had used as Sherlock Holmes in the earlier BBC television series) and a new afterword by Joyce Broughton, who was his secretary from 1959 until his death in 1994."

2281. Earnshaw, Tony. An actor, and a rare one : Peter Cushing as Sherlock Holmes, (Filmmakers series). Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 131-134) and index. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "A splendid addition to Scarecrow's 'Filmmakers Series'; Earnshaw has long been an admirer of Cushing's work, and has interviewed many people who worked with Cushing in his Sherlockian (and Doylean) films, television shows, and tape recordings, and the book is full of interesting comments and new information."

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- EVERETT, RUPERT (1)

2282. Everett, Rupert. Red carpets and other banana skins: the autobiography. 1st ed. New York, NY: Warner Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006933458 //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- GILLETTE, WILLIAM (5)

2283. Berman, Ruth. A Case of double identity William Gillette and Sherlock Holmes on stage in the Twin Cities. S.l.: Norwegian Explorers of Minnesota, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2284. Gillette, William, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Christopher Newton. The Shaw Festival's Sherlock Holmes. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The man who made Sherlock Holmes famous / by Christopher Redmond - A Genial creature : GBS and ACD / by Doug Elliott //

2285. Gillette, William, Arthur Conan Doyle, Christopher Newton, Ont.) Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake, and Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Shaw Festival's Sherlock Holmes. Rev. ed. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C20166. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The man who made Sherlock Holmes famous / by Christopher Redmond - A Genial creature : GBS and ACD / by

Doug Elliott //

2286. Weller, Philip, and Gianluca Salvatori. Sotto ordini del medico e sotto il sole Italiano : una lettera da Arthur Conan Doyle a William Gillette = Under doctor's orders and under the Italian sun : a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette, (Studies in Scarlet; n. 1). Firenze: Uno Studio in Holmes, Tipolitografia Pegaso, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 21 cm. Printed in an edition of 221 copies. "The following volume set in Baskerville font ... comprises in addition to the facsimile of a letter from Arthur Conan Doyle to William Gillette. Notes by Philip Weller in English. Translated into awful Italian by Gianluca Salvatori."--Colophon. "Printed in Florence by Tipolitografia Pegaso on the day of Saint Matilde in the year 2002."--Colophon. Bound in printed paper wrappers. //

2287. Wilmeth, Don B. Staging the nation plays from the American theater, 1787-1909. Boston, MA: Bedford Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97074974. Includes bibliographical references (p. 571-573). Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "William Gillette wrote twenty full-length plays, and he starred in nine of them. And the play in which he performed most often (more than 1,800 performances) was not 'Sherlock Holmes' but rather 'Secret Service: A Romance of the Southern Confederacy'. Staging the Nation... is intended as a textbook, with the texts of nine plays (including 'Secret Service'), and it offers a good chance to see what Gillette could do when he wasn't writing about Sherlock Holmes."

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- LEE, CHRISTOPHER (4)

2288. Lee, Christopher. Lord of Misrule : the autobiography of Christopher Lee. London: Orion Media, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Originally published as: Tall, dark and gruesome: London : W.H. Allen, 1977. Previous ed. : London : Gollancz, 1997. Includes index. //

2289. ———. Tall, Dark and Gruesome. London: Vista, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Includes index. //

2290. ———. Tall, Dark, and Gruesome. Baltimore, Md.: Midnight Marquee Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes index. //

2291. ———. Tall, Dark, and Gruesome. London: Gollancz, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes index. //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- MEISER, EDITH (1)

2292. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, James Hubbs, William Nadel, and Cy Harrice. Edith Meiser and her adventures with Sherlock Holmes a guide to the Edith Meiser Collection at the University of Minnesota. Minneapolis: Sherlock Holmes Collections, Special Collections and Rare Books, University of Minnesota, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- PRICE, VINCENT (1)

2293. Williams, Lucy Chase. The complete films of Vincent Price. Secaucus, N.J: Carol Pub. Group, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95019775; Scuttlebutt Jan 1996. Includes bibliographical references (p. 287) // "Vincent Price did some grand work in a career that lasted 55 years, and he was a splendid Ratigan in 'The Great Mouse Detective' (1986). The Complete Films of Vincent Price...offers a biography (with interviews with his friends and fellow stars), a filmography, stills, posters, and much more."

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- RATHBONE, BASIL (1)

2294. Lipari, Paul. The Baker Street Companion. Kansas City, MO: Andrews and McMeel, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1997 // "With brief chapters on the Canon, and Sherlockians, and Basil Rathbone.

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- SMITH, BUFFALO BOB (1)

2295. Smith, Buffalo Bob, and Donna McCrohan. Howdy and me Buffalo Bob's own story. New York: Plume, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 90007344; Scuttlebutt May 1996 // "Do any 'Howdy Doody' fans remember Inspector John J. Fadoozle? Paul Martin spotted mention of the Inspector ('America's number one--boi-i-i-i-nggg--puh-rivate eye'), and a photograph showing him with a deerstalker, cape, and mustache, in Howdy and Me..."

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- WELLES, ORSON (4)

2296. Callow, Simon. Orson Welles. 1st American ed. New York: Viking, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95037138. Includes bibliographical references and index. Includes filmography. Contents: [1] The road to Xanadu //

2297. ———. Orson Welles hello Americans. London: Jonathan Cape, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006282090. Includes bibliographical references (p. 461-489) and index. Includes lists of stage productions, radio broadcasts, films, writings, and sound recordings (p. 445- 460) //

2298. ———. Orson Welles the road to Xanadu. London: Jonathan Cape, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 611-613) and index. Includes filmography: p. 584. Scuttlebutt Apr 1996 // "An excellent biography of a man known best to many Sherlockians as the answer to a trivia-quiz question (name an actor who played both Sherlock Holmes and Prof. Moriarty). The book covers only the first 26 years of Welles' life and career, and there was plenty to cover (at the age of 18 he

played Mercutio to Basil Rathbone's Romeo, and by the time he was 26 he had broadcast his alarming 'The War of the Worlds' and launched his film career with 'Citizen Kane'). Callow is himself a director and an actor (he played Inspector Lestrade in Charlton Heston's 'The Crucifer of Blood' for TNT cable in 1991), and offers splendid insight into what made Welles such a phenomenon."

2299. ———. Orson Welles the road to Xanadu. New York: Penguin USA, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1997 // "An excellent biography of a man known best to many Sherlockians as the answer to a trivia-quiz question (name an actor who played both Sherlock Holmes and Prof. Moriarty). The book covers only the first 26 years of Welles' life and career, and there was plenty to cover (at the age of 18 he played Mercutio to Basil Rathbone's Romeo, and by the time he was 26 he had broadcast his alarming 'The War of the Worlds' and launched his film career with 'Citizen Kane'). Callow is himself a director and an actor (he played Inspector Lestrade in Charlton Heston's 'The Crucifer of Blood' for TNT cable in 1991), and offers splendid insight into what made Welles such a phenomenon."

10B ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- ACTORS AND ACTRESSES -- WONG, ANNA MAY (1)

2300. Hodges, Graham Russell. "Anna May Wong : from laundryman's daughter to Hollywood legend." New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [266]-277) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "With two pages of discussion of the film 'A Study in Scarlet' (1933)."

10F ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- FILMS (23)

2301. Ackroyd, Peter, and Thomas Wright. The collection. London: Vintage, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Originally published: London: Chatto & Windus, 2001. "Journalism, reviews, essays, short stories, lectures"--Cover. Includes index. Edited and with an introduction by Thomas Wright. //

2302. Barnes, Alan. Sherlock Holmes on Screen : the complete film and TV history. 5th, Rev. and updated ed. Richmond: Reynolds & Hearn, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Previous ed.: 2008. //

2303. ———. Sherlock Holmes on screen: the complete film and TV history. 2nd ed. London: Reynolds & Hearn, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2304. Campbell, Mark. Sherlock Holmes, (Pocket essentials). Harpenden: Pocket Essentials, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2305. Carnes, Mark C. Past imperfect history according to the movies. 1st ed, (A Henry Holt reference book). New York: H. Holt, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95000354. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 // "The contents include a four-page essay by David Cannadine on "Murder by Decree" (1979) that compares fact and fiction.

2306. Cox, Michael, Stuart Doughty, and Nicky Cooney. The Baker Street File: a guide to the appearance and habits

of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson specially prepared for the Granada Television series The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New ed. Ashcroft, British Columbia : Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "There were many things that made the Granada 'Sherlock Holmes' series such a great success, and one of the most important was careful preparation and attention to detail on the part of producer Michael Cox. Part of that preliminary work was the creation by Cox, associate producer Stuart Doughty, and researcher Nicky Cooney, of an 80-page detailed production guide, extracted from the Canon and issued as a stapled handbook to those who worked on the series. And now that background bible is available to those who would like to see their work, with a new foreword by Cox."

2307. Davies, David Stuart. Starring Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. London: Titan, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Aug 2001. // "The coverage runs from the earliest silent films to the latest television films starring Matt Frewer, and the discussion of films and programs, and actors and directors and producers, is both interesting and perceptive; the illustrations are just as important, and the book is full of them, many in full color and some of them quite hard to find (you will be able to see Jackie Coogan towering over Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in Hollywood in 1923) (well, Coogan is standing on a table). There's an extra benefit for those who can't decide between Basil Rathbone and Jeremy Brett as the ideal Holmes: the publisher has provided a 'Janus' dust jacket, and you can decide for yourself which actor belongs on the front of the book."

2308. ———. Starring Sherlock Holmes. Rev. ed. London: Titan, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm. Previous ed.: 2001. Includes bibliographical references. //

2309. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and John A. Hodgson. Sherlock Holmes: the major stories with contemporary critical essays. Boston: Bedford Books of St. Martin Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92075302. Includes bibliographical references (p. 443-446) and index. Filmography: p. 439-441 //

2310. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Francis O'Gorman. The hound of the Baskervilles another adventure of Sherlock Holmes ; with, The adventure of the speckled band, (Broadview editions). Peterborough, Ont, Orchard Park, N.Y: Broadview Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006372699. Includes bibliographical references and filmography (p. 297-300) //

2311. Doyle, Steven T., ed. Murderland: a companion volume to The Baker Street Irregulars' expedition to The Valley of Fear. New York: The Baker Street Irregulars, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Introduction / Steven T. Doyle -- An expedition to the Vermissa Valley / Julia Carlson Rosenblatt -- The Mollies vs. the Scowrers: fact and fiction in The Valley of Fear / Steven T. Doyle -- Bad company / David Hammer -- The overthrow of the Molly Maguires: stories from the archives of the Pinkerton Detective Agency / Cleveland Moffett -- Vermissa, PA-- Inferno, USA / Pasquale Accardo -- It is an old manuscript: the notes for The Valley of Fear / Peter Blau -- The strange case of Birdy Edwards: the first hardboiled detective? / Gary Lovisi -- The ancient manor house of Birlstone / Catherine Cooke -- A single triumph? The Valley of Fear on film / Pat Ward -- Miss Porlock, I presume? / Jon Lellenberg // A compilation of BSI papers related to The Valley of Fear, created in preparation for the October 2004 expedition of over 100 Sherlockians to the valley of Shenandoah and Mahanoy, the real site of action in the story. Includes photocopy reprints of notes outlining the plot of the story

2312. Green, Richard Lancelyn. The misadventure of the Sherlock Holmes pilot. Huddersfield, UK: Northern Musgraves, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1996 // "Richard Lancelyn Green, drawing upon the correspondence files of Denis Conan Doyle, has written The Misadventure of the Sherlock Holmes Pilot, a monograph with illustrations from the film...a delight to have the details."

2313. Haining, Peter. The mammoth book of movie detectives & screen crimes. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Original stories of crime and detection that were the inspiration behind some of the best-loved screen successes"-- cover. Contents: Old man menace / Louis Joseph Vance (The lone wolf [films, 1919-58]) -- The ghost of John Holling / Edgar Wallace (Edgar Wallace Mysteries : The mystery liner [films, 1925-59]) -- Nobody's all bad / W.R. Burnett (Little Caesar [film, 1930]) -- The three Garridebs / Thomas H. Hutchinson (Sherlock Holmes, [TV series, 1937-94]) -- The unknown traitor / Eric Ambler (Epitaph for a spy [film, 1944]) -- The killers / Ernest Hemingway (The killers [film, 1946]) -- Reward for survivors / George Harmon Coxe (Crime photographer [TV series, 1952-2]) -- It had to be murder / Cornell Woolrich (Rear window [film, 1954]) -- Forbidden fruit / Edgar Lustgarten (Scotland Yard [TV series, 1955-7]) -- To break the wall / Evan Hunter (The blackboard jungle [film, 1955]) -- Down the long night / William F. Nolan (Naked city [TV series, 1958-62]) -- The case of the howling dog / Erle Stanley Gardner (Perry Mason [TV series, 1957-93]) -- Equal status / Elwyn Jones (Softly, softly [TV series, 1966-76]) -- Inspector Maigret hesitates / Georges Simenon (Maigret [TV series, 1960-63]) -- Kick it of kill / Mickey Spillane (The girl hunters [film, 1963]) -- Larger than life / Anthony Shaffer (Sleuth [film, 1972]) -- There are some days... / Frederick Forsyth (The day of the Jackal [film, 1973]) -- The embassy incident / Brian Clemens (The professionals [TV series, 1977-83]) -- The glory hunter / Brian Garfield (Death wish [film, 1975]) -- Saint Nick Alas / Tony Hoare (Minder [TV series, 1980-95]) -- The dripping / David Morrell (Rambo [film, 1982]) -- Your appointment is cancelled / Antonia Fraser (Jemima Shore investigates [TV series, 1983-84]) -- A case of coincidence / Ruth Rendell -- The end of an era / Richard Levinson & William Link (Columbo [TV series, 1971-]) -- Mr. Big / Woody Allen (Manhattan murder mystery [film, 1994]) //

2314. Halperin, Jim, and Hector Cantú. Collectible Movie Posters : illustrated guide with auction prices. Atlanta, GA: Whitman Pub., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm. Introduction -- The top 100 collectible movie posters (1. The bride of Frankenstein -- 2. Dracula : one sheet -- 3. The black cat : one sheet -- 4. Flying down to Rio : one sheet -- 5. Frankenstein : one sheet -- 6. The phantom of the Opera -- 7. The mad doctor -- 8. Freaks -- 9. Son of Frankenstein -- 10. The black cat : half sheet -- 11. Hollywood -- 12. Wings : one sheet -- 13. King Kong : one sheet -- 14. Stagecoach -- 15. Baby face -- 16. Son of Kong -- 17. The bride of Frankenstein : half sheet -- 18. Dracula : title lobby card -- 19. Snow White and the seven dwarfs -- 20. Wings : one sheet -- 21. Ye olden days -- 22. Werewolf of London -- 23. The Klondike Kid -- 24. The thief of Bagdad -- 25. The pride of the clan -- 26. The raven : half sheet -- 27. Mad love -- 28. The hunchback of Notre Dame -- 29. The whoopee party -- 30. Grand Hotel -- 31. Citizen Kane : one sheet -- 32. Babe comes home -- 33. Love before breakfast -- 34. Moon over Miami : three sheet -- 35. The bride of Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 36. Dracula : lobby card -- 37. Mickey's nightmare -- 38. The black cat : half sheet -- 39. Londres despues de media noche (London after midnight) : poster -- 40. La signora de Shanghai (The lady from Shanghai) -- 41. The war of the worlds -- 42. Citizen Kane : half sheet -- 43. The meller dreamer -- 44. Metropolis -- 45. The wolf man : insert -- 46. Casablanca : half sheet -- 47. The eagle -- 48. Frankenstein : three sheet -- 49. King Kong : one sheet -- 50. The grapes of wrath -- 51. It happened one night -- 52. Another fine mess -- 53. The rescue -- 54. Moon over Miami : one sheet -- 55. Londres apres minuet (London after midnight) : poster -- 56. The Benson murder -- 57. Hawaiian holiday -- 58. Gilda -- 59. Dracula : one sheet -- 60. Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 61. Scarface -- 62. Magician Mickey -- 63. Modern times -- 64. The champion -- 65. Things to come -- 66. The outlaw -- 67. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes -- 68. The adventures of Robin Hood : six sheet -- 69. The Broadway melody -- 70. The raven : one sheet -- 71. Son of Frankenstein : title lobby card -- 72. The Cocoanuts : insert -- 73. Mickey's pal -- 74. Violent is the word for Curly -- 75. Duck soup -- 76. The black pirate -- 77. M -- 78. The Benson murder case -- 79. Flying down to Rio : midget window card -- 80. Casablanca : two-folio -- 81. Flying down to Rio : two sheet -- 82. The wayward canary -- 83. Casablanca : one sheet -- 84. Creature from the Black Lagoon -- 85. The wolf man : one sheet -- 86. The wolf man : half sheet -- 87. Gold diggers of 1933 - - 88. Faust -- 89. The Cocoanuts : lobby card -- 90. The raven : title lobby card -- 91. Mickey Mouse stock poster one sheet -- 92. Casablanca half sheet -- 93. The phantom of the Opera : insert -- 94. The adventures of Robin Hood : three sheet -- 95. This gun for hire -- 96. The adventures of Robin Hood : one sheet -- 97. Godzilla -- 98. Attack of the 50 foot woman -- 99. The Oregon Trail -- 100. Lonesome ghost) -- Appendix A. Most popular stars ; Appendix B. Releases by year ; Appendix C. Number of posters by studio ; Appendix D. The studios ; Appendix E. the Laemmle legacy. "The top 100 rarities"--Cover./ Includes bibliographical references (p. 207) and indexes. Jim Halperin and Hector Cantu, editors ; foreword by Sara Karloff. //

2315. Heal, Robert. The Danes of Send Manor : the life, loves and mystery of Gordon Stewart. Erin, Ont.: Boston Mills Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "Gordon Stewart was an entrepreneur involved with aviation, motor cars, the theater, and Send Manor, which he designed as the world's best kennel. His Champion Egmund of Send starred in the film 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' (1932), and the book includes stills from and discussion of the film."

2316. ———. The Danes of Send Manor : the life, loves and mystery of Gordon Stewart. Erin, Ont. : Boston Mills: St. Albans, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Verulam. ill. ; 23 cm. Originally published: 2001. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "Gordon Stewart was an entrepreneur involved with aviation, motor cars, the theater, and Send Manor, which he designed as the world's best kennel. His Champion Egmund of Send starred in the film 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' (1932), and the book includes stills from and discussion of the film."

2317. Hodges, Graham Russell. "Anna May Wong : from laundryman's daughter to Hollywood legend." New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [266]-277) and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "With two pages of discussion of the film 'A Study in Scarlet' (1933)."

2318. Johnston, Ollie, and Frank Thomas. The Disney villain. 1st ed. New York: Hyperion, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93004536 //

2319. Kelley, Gordon E. Sherlock Holmes screen and sound guide. Metchen, N.J: Scarecrow Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94004386. Includes bibliographical references (p. 274-282) and index //

2320. Mann, Thomas. Horror and mystery photoplay editions and magazine fictionizations : the catalog of a collection. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-168) and index. National bibliography no: GBA4-X8811 // "Tom reports that there are a dozen entries for Sherlock Holmes (including magazine fictionizations of Rathbone films) and four for "The Lost World" (and he knows of a fifth that he discovered after the book went to press)."

2321. Nollen, Scott Allen. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the cinema. Jefferson, N.C: McFarland & Co, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96032550. Includes bibliographical references (p. 293-297) and index //

2322. Reynolds, William, and Elizabeth A. Trembley. It's a print! detective fiction from page to screen. Bowling Green, OH: Bowling Green State University Popular Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94070906. Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-231) //

2323. Saint-Joanis, Thierry, Alexis Barquin, and Pierre Bannier. Sherlock Holmes, (Collection Héros, 6). Pézilla-la- Rivière: DLM, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

10F ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- FILMS -- MURDER BY DECREE (1979) (1)

2324. Carnes, Mark C. Past imperfect history according to the movies. 1st ed, (A Henry Holt reference book). New York: H. Holt, 1995.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95000354. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 // "The contents include a four-page essay by David Cannadine on "Murder by Decree" (1979) that compares fact and fiction.

10F ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- FILMS -- THE LOST WORLD (1925) (1)

2325. Bradbury, Ray. Dinosaur tales. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1996 // "A fine collection of stories by Ray Bradbury, illustrated by Gahan Wilson, Steranko, and others; the book was first published by Byron Preiss in 1983, and is now available in a new edition. Bradbury dedicated the book to Willis O'Brien, 'who animated the beasts in 'The Lost World' in 1925, and so changed my life, forever.' Ray Harryhausen tells in his foreword of seeing the same film when he was five; he worked with Bradbury on 'The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms' (based on the story 'The Fog Horn', which is included in the book.")

10F ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- FILMS -- THE PRIVATE LIFE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (1970) (1)

2326. Coe, Jonathan. 9th & 13th, (Pocket Penguin). London: Penguin, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Ivy and her nonsense -- 9th & 13th -- V.O. -- Diary of an obsession. Scuttlebutt May 2005. // "A collection of fiction and non-fiction, including an essay (published in The Guardian on Apr. 30) about his life-long obsession with Billy Wilder's film 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes'."

10F ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- FILMS -- YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1985) (1)

2327. Ackroyd, Peter, and Thomas Wright. The collection. London: Chatto & Windus, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Includes index. edited and with an introduction by Thomas Wright. // "Reviews and essays, including his review of 'Young Sherlock Holmes' in The Spectator (1985)."

10G ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- MUSIC (3)

2328. Ballinger, Jim, and Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Singalong with Sherlock Holmes. Toronto, Ont: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Distributed by Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: cn 94930877. //

2329. Buckinx, Boudewijn. Sherlock Holmes--etudes violino solo. Pescara, New York: Chiola Music, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the little finger -- Index -- Miss Sutherland's love -- Wessex Cup -- Julia & Helene -- The dancing men -- Lady Eva -- The five orange pips -- Cooee! -- Shoscombe Old Place -- The solitary cyclist -- Tapanuli fever -- Encyclopaedia Britannica -- X-mas -- Copper beeches --

Catalepsy -- Arthur! -- A swamp adder -- The crooked man -- Anthropological journal -- Castlotte -- The empty house -- Garrideb -- His last bow //

2330. Kean, Michael H., Buzz Rainer, Chuck Winge, and Diogenes Club of the Monterey Peninsula. In tune with the Diogenes Club the lyrics of Buzz Rainer and Chuck Winge, (The Pondicherry Press monograph series). Pebble Beach, Calif: The Pondicherry Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Lyrics from songs performed on three Ladies Nights of the Diogenes Club of the Monterey Peninsula

10H ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- MUSICALS (3)

2331. Cardwell, James Moss. Mrs. Hudson?-- Mrs. Hudson!! a conceptual narrative treatment of an original musical. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2332. Hall, Charles, and Peter Blythe. On Stage: Sherlock Holmes. Edinburgh: the author, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1998 // "A guide to 70 Sherlockian plays and musicals from 1899 to 1993, with synopses and commentary, and it's well done indeed, ranging from the major productions to scripts written for school performances, and from serious dramas to broad farce, offering a splendid look at the wide variety of Sherlockian theater. There are two booklets with a total of 105 pp."

2333. Olcott, Nick. Sherlock Holmes and the case of the purloined patience, or, The scandal at the D'Oyly Carte a new Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera. Takoma Park, Maryland: Nick Olcott, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

10K ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- PLAYS (40)

2334. Aitchison, Ellay, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Leonard A Haffenden. The Adventure of the awful apparition: a play in three acts (and an encore). 1st ed, (Premium petrel). North Vancouver, B.C: Hansom Press Limited, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2335. Brown, K. C, and Wayside Theatre. Sherlock's veiled secret [program]. Middletown, Va.: Wayside Theatre, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2336. Brown, K. C, and Arne Zaslove. Sherlock's veiled secret. New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2337. Brown, Kent R., and Arthur Conan Doyle. The Hound of the Baskervilles : a comic thriller starring Shirley Holmes and Jennie Watson. Woodstock, lL: Dramatic Pub., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. adapted and dramatized by Kent R. Brown ; inspired by the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. // Sherlock Holmes and his faithful sidekick. Dr. John Watson, have left on an extended holiday throughout Europe, leaving their nieces--Shirley Holmes and Jennie Watson--to keep an eye on the famous flat at 221B Baker Street. Shirley, studying logic, and Jennie, studying medicine, are busy preparing for upcoming exams when there's a knock on the door ... Shirley and Jennie follow the trail of evidence and intrigue until, at last, they are confronted by the ravenous Hound itself!

2338. Campbell, Patrick. The tides of the Wight the gentlemen go by. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered

Silicon Dispatch Box, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2339. Darlay, V, Henry Joseph Auguste de Gorsse, Frank J Morlock, and Arnaud Demaegd. Arsène Lupin vs. Sherlock Holmes the stage play. Encino, CA: Black Coat Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // When Arsène Lupin was bold enough to steal the Sultan Diamond out from under the nose of the French Police, Sherlock Holmes announced he would not only recover the diamond but would arrest Lupin within the week. After the episode at Reichenbach Falls, Watson is closing the apartment at 221b. He is surprised by the appearance of Irene Adler, who reveals a dark side of Holmes that Watson never knew

2340. Davies, David Stuart, Roger Llewellyn, Gareth Armstrong, Jay Productions, and Salisbury Playhouse. Sherlock Holmes the last act! : [program]. Ashcroft, B.C.?: Jay Productions in association with Salisbury Playhouse, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2341. Dietz, Steven. Sherlock Holmes, the final adventure based on the original 1899 play by William Gillette and Arthur Conan Doyle. New York: Dramatists Play Service, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2342. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Alan Lance Andersen. The speckled band a Sherlock Holmes drama. Roland, Iowa: Andersen Desktop Publishing, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2343. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ted Bergman, Sherlock Holmes Klubben i Danmark, and Solitary Cyclists of Sweden. Krondiamanten, eller, En kväll med Sherlock Holmes pjäs i en akt. Stockholm: s.n, 1976. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C2248 // "This is Conan Doyle's play 'The Crown Diamond' (translated into Swedish by Ted Bergman) and with a foreword by Mattias Bostrom (also in Swedish) discussing a production of the play in Malmo in 1994, and with photographs from the show."

2344. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and David Skene Melvin. Waterloo a case-book on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's historical play. 1st ed. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2345. Gillette, William, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Christopher Newton. The Shaw Festival's Sherlock Holmes. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The man who made Sherlock Holmes famous / by Christopher Redmond - A Genial creature : GBS and ACD / by Doug Elliott //

2346. Gillette, William, Arthur Conan Doyle, Christopher Newton, Ont.) Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake, and Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library. Shaw Festival's Sherlock Holmes. Rev. ed. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C20166. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The man who made Sherlock Holmes famous / by Christopher Redmond - A Genial creature : GBS and ACD / by Doug Elliott //

2347. Hall, Charles, and Peter Blythe. On Stage: Sherlock Holmes. Edinburgh: the author, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1998 // "A guide to 70 Sherlockian plays and musicals from 1899 to 1993, with synopses and commentary, and it's well done indeed, ranging from the major productions to scripts written for school performances, and from serious dramas to broad farce, offering a splendid look at the wide variety of Sherlockian theater. There are two booklets with a total of 105 pp."

2348. ———. Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in Edinburgh. Edinburgh: the author, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 1997 // "Offers interesting discussions of Sherlockian and Doylean plays performed in Edinburgh (mostly during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe), Conan Doyle's speeches and

lectures in Edinburgh, and memorials to him in Edinburgh, with amusing artwork by Hall."

2349. King, W. D. Henry Irving's Waterloo theatrical engagements with Arthur Conan Doyle, George Bernard Shaw, Ellen Terry, Edward Gordon Craig : late-Victorian culture, assorted ghosts, old men, war, and history. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92031013; Scuttlebutt May 1997. Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-294) and index // "A fascinating and rewarding book. Arthur Conan Doyle adapted his story 'A Straggler of '15' (1891) into the one-act play 'A Story of Waterloo' and sent it to Henry Irving, who quickly bought the rights to the play and made it famous, performing it hundreds of times in London and on tour from 1894 until his death in 1905. But today it is best known (and often remembered only) for the scathing review that George Bernard Shaw gave Irving's performance when the play opened in London in 1895. One of the reasons why King's book is so fascinating and rewarding is that King stresses the fundamental change from the 'actor's theater' that Irving represented so well to the 'author's theater' that Shaw was about to launch and lead. And the book is full of real people, including Ellen Terry and Bram Stoker and Edward Gordon Craig and Napoleon, and King tells his and their story well, offering a fine look at what drama was like a century ago."

2350. Leonard, Hugh. Mask of Moriarty: Sherlock Holmes Collections. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C20295, C20296 // Programs and related ephemera from productions of The Mask of Moriarty by Hugh Leonard

2351. Mitchell, Basil, and Frederic Arnold Kummer. The adventures of Shirley Holmes. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-201). Contents: The Holmses of Baker Street, by Basil Mitchell -- The adventure of the queen bee, adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer from the play by Basil Mitchell -- The Canterbury Cathedral murder, by Frederic Arnold Kummer and Basil Mitchell //

2352. Olcott, Nick. Sherlock Holmes and the case of the purloined Patience program. Washington, D.C.: Interact Theatre Company, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2353. Parra, Angelo, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The red-headed league : a Sherlock Holmes mystery : a play adaptation, (Reader's theater classics). Pelham, NY: Benchmark Education Co., 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 teacher's guide ([8] p. ; 24 cm.) //

2354. Reyburn, Stanley S. The case of the derailed shipment a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97049024 //

2355. ———. The case of the fatal poppy a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97051919 //

2356. ———. The case of the nervous Nanny a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97049035 //

2357. ———. Holmes hiatus the Parisian affair, a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028684 //

2358. ———. The Meiji experience a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97046910 //

2359. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the crafty cracksman a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99026435 //

2360. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the perilous pawn a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028687 //

2361. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the Phantom Brigade a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028406 //

2362. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Kiangnan blueprint a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99046896 //

2363. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Manitoba marauder a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028686 //

2364. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Murray River mystery a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028407 //

2365. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the scarab of Abu-Simbel a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99051855 //

2366. ———. Sherlock Holmes in The Soong conspiracy a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99047944 //

2367. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the voyage of Sven Sigerson the final Sherlock Holmes radio drama. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99026064 //

2368. Schwartz, Michael. Broadway and corporate capitalism : the rise of the professional-managerial class, 1900- 1920. 1st ed. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Palgrave studies in theatre and performance history. Includes bibliographical references and index. Introduction: a matter for experts -- The growth of Broadway, the emergence of the PMC -- Brave New York : nowhere to go but up -- The show business -- Who were the PMC? -- Meet the experts -- Where the actors stood : the actors' strike -- The problem of nerves -- Dim shadows : pre-PMC consciousness -- Modern men and modern nerves -- Gillette as Sherlock Holmes, super expert -- Fitch and the psychological moment -- Neurasthenics caught on Kodak -- Muckraking the playing field : emerging PMC class consciousness -- The freshest kids in town -- Fair play : The college widow, Strongheart, and Brown of Harvard -- Sweepings from the muckrakes : The lion and the mouse -- Strikers, gentlemen, and toughs : The boss -- A size thirteen collar : musicals and PMC class consciousness -- The musical : pre-post-mortem -- The providences of God : The Sultan of Sulu -- Musicals grow up for a moment : the princess shows -- Showing a class how to move : the castles -- System and farce : emerging PMC habitus -- Cohan as super model, positive and negative -- F.W. Taylor : a scientific call for PMC -- Losing and making a fortune : Brewster's millions -- Grant Mitchell : PMC poster boy -- Humbugging prelude : Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford -- Mitchell on the rise : it pays to advertise -- PMC apotheosis : a tailor-made man -- Conclusion : business as usual -- Clarence : leading the U.S. safely into the 1920s -- Freud and the PMC -- O'Neill and psychological capital -- Other cures for nerves : a look at the 1920s -- Postscript : the return of the tailor-made man. //

2369. Terry, J. E. Harold, A. Rose, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The return of Sherlock Holmes: a play in four acts.

Romford: Ian Henry, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C1983f //

2370. Wattyne, P. de, Yorril Walter, and Frank J. Morlock. Sherlock Holmes vs. Fantômas : bandits in black coats : a drama in 5 acts. Encino, CA: Black Coat Press, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- By Pierre de Wattyne & Yorril Walter ; translated and adapted by Frank J. Morlock. ill. ; 21 cm. Originally entitled: La mort de Herlock Sholmès, ou bandits en habit noir. "A Black Coat Press book." Bibliography: p. 174-176. // 1907. A mysterious criminal known as Fantômas terrorizes London. Only Sherlock Holmes believes in his existence, and he has begun laying the groundwork to arrest him, but Fantômas strikes first, and murders the great detective in circumstances that point suspicion at an innocent man. A young Harry Dickson and Sherlock Holmes' niece, Emily, must expose Fantômas before Scotland Yard sends her fiancé to the gallows. But where the king of detectives is concerned, there are always wheels within wheels--Publisher's description.

2371. Weyman, Ronald C. Sherlock Holmes and the hanging judge: a screenplay. Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2372. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the mark of the beast: a screenplay. Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2373. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the ultimate disguise: a screenplay. Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

10L ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- RADIO (22)

2374. Brusic, Lucy McTeer, James Hubbs, William Nadel, and Cy Harrice. Edith Meiser and her adventures with Sherlock Holmes a guide to the Edith Meiser Collection at the University of Minnesota. Minneapolis: Sherlock Holmes Collections, Special Collections and Rare Books, University of Minnesota, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2375. Coules, Bert, John Addy, and Northern Musgraves Sherlock Holmes Society. 221 BBC writing for the world's first complete dramatised canon (with some observations upon previous radio appearances of Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson), (Musgrave monograph). S.l: Northern Musgraves, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2376. French, Jack. Private eyelashes : radio's lady detectives. Boalsburg, PA: BearManor Media, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "There's a section on 'Jane Sherlock of Meet Miss Sherlock' in this new volume. 'Meet Miss Sherlock' was a 30-minute series about private detective Jane Sherlock that was broadcast by CBS in 1946 and 1947."

2377. Greenwald, Ken, Denis Green, and Anthony Boucher. The lost adventures of Sherlock Holmes based on the original radio plays by Dennis [sic] Green and Anthony Boucher. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C22230 //

2378. Harmon, Jim. The great radio heroes. Rev. and expanded ed. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 233) and index. Forewords by Frank Bresee and Richard A. Lupoff. // "With discussion of Sherlock Holmes broadcasts in the (reprinted) chapter 'For Armchair Detectives Only.'"

2379. Jeffers, H. Paul, Anthony Boucher, and Denis Green. The forgotten adventures of Sherlock Holmes based on the original radio plays by Anthony Boucher and Denis Green. 1st Carol & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: In Flanders Fields -- The Paradol Chamber -- The accidental murderess -- The adventure of the Blarney Stone -- The Book of Tobit -- The haunting of Sherlock Holmes -- The adventure of the stuttering ghost -- The clue of the hungry cat -- The singular affair of the dying schoolboys -- The adventure of the Sally Martin -- The adventure of the Grand Old Man -- The Darlington substitution -- The adventure of Maltree Abbey. Scuttlebutt Jul 2005. // "13 stories based on Anthony Boucher's scripts for 'The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes'".

2380. Kelley, Gordon E. Sherlock Holmes screen and sound guide. Metchen, N.J: Scarecrow Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94004386. Includes bibliographical references (p. 274-282) and index //

2381. Queen, Ellery. The Adventure of the Murdered Moths : and Other Radio Mysteries. 1st ed. Norfolk, VA: Crippen & Landru Pub., 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. The adventure of the last man club -- The adventure of Napoleon's razor -- The adventure of the bad boy -- The adventure of the march of death -- The adventure of the haunted cave -- The adventure of the lost child -- The adventure of the black secret -- The adventure of the dying scarecrow -- The adventure of the woman in black -- The adventure of the forgotten men -- The adventure of the man who could double the size of diamonds -- The adventure of the dark cloud -- The adventure of Mr. Short and Mr. Long -- The adventure of the murdered moths. Scuttlebutt Nov 2005. // "A collection of 14 scripts from the old 'Ellery Queen' radio series, and one of them is 'Mr. Short and Mr. Long' (it was broadcast in 1943 and is described as 'the case that Sherlock Holmes failed to solve')."

2382. Reyburn, Stanley S. The case of the derailed shipment a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97049024 //

2383. ———. The case of the fatal poppy a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97051919 //

2384. ———. The case of the nervous Nanny a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97049035 //

2385. ———. Holmes hiatus the Parisian affair, a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028684 //

2386. ———. The Meiji experience a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97046910 //

2387. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the crafty cracksman a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99026435 //

2388. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the perilous pawn a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028687 //

2389. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the case of the Phantom Brigade a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028406 //

2390. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Kiangnan blueprint a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, Calif: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99046896 //

2391. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Manitoba marauder a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028686 //

2392. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the Murray River mystery a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98028407 //

2393. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the scarab of Abu-Simbel a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99051855 //

2394. ———. Sherlock Holmes in The Soong conspiracy a Sherlock Holmes radio play. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99047944 //

2395. ———. Sherlock Holmes in the voyage of Sven Sigerson the final Sherlock Holmes radio drama. Studio City, CA: Players Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99026064 //

10P ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- TELEVISION (10)

2396. Barnes, Alan. Sherlock Holmes on screen: the complete film and TV history. 2nd ed. London: Reynolds & Hearn, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2397. Cox, Michael, Stuart Doughty, and Nicky Cooney. The Baker Street File: a guide to the appearance and habits of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson specially prepared for the Granada Television series The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. New ed. Ashcroft, British Columbia : Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "There were many things that made the Granada 'Sherlock Holmes' series such a great success, and one of the most important was careful preparation and attention to detail on the part of producer Michael Cox. Part of that preliminary work was the creation by Cox, associate producer Stuart Doughty, and researcher Nicky Cooney, of an 80-page detailed production guide, extracted from the Canon and issued as a stapled handbook to those who worked on the series. And now that background bible is available to those who would like to see their work, with a new foreword by Cox."

2398. Haining, Peter. The mammoth book of movie detectives & screen crimes. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Original stories of crime and detection that were the inspiration behind some of the best-loved screen successes"-- cover. Contents: Old man menace / Louis Joseph Vance (The lone wolf [films, 1919-58]) -- The ghost of John Holling / Edgar Wallace (Edgar Wallace Mysteries : The mystery liner [films, 1925-59]) -- Nobody's all bad / W.R. Burnett (Little Caesar [film, 1930]) -- The three Garridebs / Thomas H. Hutchinson (Sherlock Holmes, [TV series, 1937-94]) -- The unknown traitor / Eric Ambler (Epitaph for a spy [film, 1944]) -- The killers / Ernest Hemingway (The killers [film, 1946]) -- Reward for survivors / George Harmon Coxe (Crime photographer [TV series, 1952-2]) -- It had to be murder / Cornell Woolrich (Rear window [film, 1954]) -- Forbidden fruit / Edgar Lustgarten (Scotland Yard [TV series, 1955-7]) -- To break the

wall / Evan Hunter (The blackboard jungle [film, 1955]) -- Down the long night / William F. Nolan (Naked city [TV series, 1958-62]) -- The case of the howling dog / Erle Stanley Gardner (Perry Mason [TV series, 1957-93]) -- Equal status / Elwyn Jones (Softly, softly [TV series, 1966-76]) -- Inspector Maigret hesitates / Georges Simenon (Maigret [TV series, 1960-63]) -- Kick it of kill / Mickey Spillane (The girl hunters [film, 1963]) -- Larger than life / Anthony Shaffer (Sleuth [film, 1972]) -- There are some days... / Frederick Forsyth (The day of the Jackal [film, 1973]) -- The embassy incident / Brian Clemens (The professionals [TV series, 1977-83]) -- The glory hunter / Brian Garfield (Death wish [film, 1975]) -- Saint Nick Alas / Tony Hoare (Minder [TV series, 1980-95]) -- The dripping / David Morrell (Rambo [film, 1982]) -- Your appointment is cancelled / Antonia Fraser (Jemima Shore investigates [TV series, 1983-84]) -- A case of coincidence / Ruth Rendell -- The end of an era / Richard Levinson & William Link (Columbo [TV series, 1971-]) -- Mr. Big / Woody Allen (Manhattan murder mystery [film, 1994]) //

2399. ———. The television Sherlock Holmes. 3rd rev. ed. Secaucus, N.J: Virgin Pub, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93044613. Citations: De Waal C18910 //

2400. Kelley, Gordon E. Sherlock Holmes screen and sound guide. Metchen, N.J: Scarecrow Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94004386. Includes bibliographical references (p. 274-282) and index //

2401. Miller, Ron, and Karen Sharpe. Mystery! a celebration: stalking public television's greatest sleuths. San Francisco: KQED Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96042130; Scuttlebutt Oct 1996. Includes bibliographical references (p. 298) and index //

2402. Puhl, Gayle Lange. If Watson wrote for TV Sherlock Holmes calendar, 2006. S.l: Puhl, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Depicts how Holmes and Watson would look in North American television shows. January is titled "Sherlock Holmes: the next generation" with a back cover reference to Rex Stout's Stories of Nero Wolfe--e.g

2403. Seymour, Freddie, and Bettina Kyper. The Thinking Machine: Jacques Futrelle. Dennisport: Graphic Illusions, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "A fine biography of a mystery writer who was only 37 years old when he died on the Titanic in 1912; his "The Problem of Cell 13" still is widely reprinted in anthologies of mystery stories, and Prof. Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen rated two appearances (played by Douglas Wilmer) in the British television series 'The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes' in 1971 and 1973. The book also has some of his stories..."

2404. Smith, Buffalo Bob, and Donna McCrohan. Howdy and me Buffalo Bob's own story. New York: Plume, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 90007344; Scuttlebutt May 1996 // "Do any 'Howdy Doody' fans remember Inspector John J. Fadoozle? Paul Martin spotted mention of the Inspector ('America's number one--boi-i-i-i-nggg--puh-rivate eye'), and a photograph showing him with a deerstalker, cape, and mustache, in Howdy and Me..."

2405. Tibballs, Geoff. The Boxtree encyclopedia of TV detectives. London: Boxtree, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93136514; Scuttlebutt July 1996. Added Title: TV detectives // "With brief entries for many of the Sherlockian series from 1951 (with Alan Wheatley) through the Granada series."

10P ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- TELEVISION -- ADVENTURES OF SHIRLEY HOLMES (1)

2406. Paskins, Stella, and Sue Mongredien. The Essential Case File, (Adventures of Shirley Holmes). London: Collins, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // "With profiles, tips for detectives, and an episode guide."

10P ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- TELEVISION -- HOUSE (1)

2407. Jacoby, Henry Owen, and Jerold J. Abrams. House and philosophy : everybody lies. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Henry Jacoby. 23 cm. The Blackwell philosophy and pop culture series. Includes bibliographical references and index. Introduction : read less, more TV : a cranky, slightly rude introduction / "Humanity is overrated" : House on life. Selfish, base animals crawling across the earth : House and the meaning of life / House and Sartre : "Hell is other people" / Is there a superman in the House? : a Nietzschean point of view / House and moral luck / "Welcome to the end of the thought process" : House's logic and method. The logic of guesswork in Sherlock Holmes and House / It explains everything! / The sound of one House clapping : the unmannerly doctor as Zen rhetorician / "Being nice is overrated" : House and Socrates on the necessity of conflict / Is there a Daoist in the House? / "It is the nature of medicine that you are going to screw up" : House and ethical principles. "You care for everybody" : Cameron's ethics of care / To intubate or not to intubate : House's principles and priorities / House and medical paternalism : "you can't always get what you want" / If the end doesn't justify the means, then what does? / House vs. Tritter : on the clash of theoretical and practical authority / "The drugs don't make me high, they make me neutral" : virtues and character on House. House and the virtue of eccentricity / Love : the only risk House can't take / A prescription for friendship / Diagnosing character : a House divided? / //

10P ACTORS, PERFORMANCES AND RECORDINGS -- TELEVISION -- WISHBONE (2)

2408. Wishbone Coloring and Activity Book: Canine Classics. New York: Modern Publishing, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "Includes eight pages on Wishbone's investigation of the Hound of the Baskervilles; it's a coloring book with puzzles and mazes and other fun for fans of the television series."

2409. Wishbone Jumbo Fun Book. New York: Modern Publishing, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "Includes eight pages on Wishbone's investigation of the Hound of the Baskervilles; it's a coloring book with puzzles and mazes and other fun for fans of the television series."

11A PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS (363)

2410. The Oyster V. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1991.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "'Unless I am very much mistaken, said the great detective, 'we are about to have a visitor. A woman of some standing in society who has just enjoyed a prolonged and vigorous bout of sexual congress.' That's the opening of "The Remarkable Adventures of Porlock Holmes", a story published in the British pornographic magazine The Oyster in the 1890s and reprinted in The Oyster V...."

2411. Accardo, Pasquale J., and Arthur Conan Doyle. Poetry could be versh. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Illustrated by Claire Accardo. // Poems based on the Sherlock Holmes stories. "Presented to the Baker Street Irregulars on the occasion of Christmas 2003 and the 2004 BSI birthday celebration. This edition is limited to 221 copies...".

2412. Allen, Grant. An African millionaire : episodes in the life of the illustrious Colonel Clay. Maryland, Rockville: James A. Rock & Co., 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Reprint of the 1897 ed. published by G. Richards, London. //

2413. Ardagh, Philip. The silly side of Sherlock Holmes a brand new adventure using a bunch of old pictures. London: Faber, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2414. Armstrong, Walter P. Holmes' range. New York: Magico Magazine, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2415. Ashley, Michael. The Mammoth Book of Historical Detectives. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // "Offers reprints of two pastiches: Jack Adrian's Sherlock Holmes story 'The Phantom Pistol', and an expanded version of Basil Copper's Solar Pons story 'The Adventure of the Frightened Governess.' The anthology is a companion volume to Ashley's The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits and includes some fine stories, one of them being Ashley's candidate for the earliest-ever setting for a locked-room mystery: Australia, about 37,000 years ago."

2416. ———. The Mammoth Book of Historical Detectives. London: Robinson, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1995 // "Offers reprints of two pastiches: Jack Adrian's Sherlock Holmes story 'The Phantom Pistol', and an expanded version of Basil Copper's Solar Pons story 'The Adventure of the Frightened Governess.' The anthology is a companion volume to Ashley's The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits and includes some fine stories, one of them being Ashley's candidate for the earliest-ever setting for a locked-room mystery: Australia, about 37,000 years ago."

2417. ———. The mammoth book of new Sherlock Holmes adventures. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. The bothersome business of the Dutch nativity / Derek Wilson -- The affray at the Kildare Street Club / Peter Tremayne -- The case of the incumbent invalid / Claire Griffen -- The adventure of Vittoria the Circus Belle / Edward D. Hoch -- The Darlington substitution scandal / David Stuart Davies -- The adventure of the suspect servant / Barbara Roden -- The adventure of the Amateur Mendicant Society / John Betancourt -- The adventure of the silver buckle / Denis O. Smith -- The case of the sporting squire / Guy N. Smith -- The vanishing of the Atkinsons / Eric Brown -- The adventure of the fallen star / Simon Clark -- The adventure of the Dorset Street lodger / Michael Moorcock -- The mystery of the Addleton curse / Barrie Roberts -- The adventure of the Pasisian gentleman / Robert Weinberg & Lois H. Gresh -- The adventure of the inertial adjustor / Stephen Baxter -- The adventure of the touch of god / Peter Crowther The adventure of the persecuted painter / Basil Copper -- the adventure of the suffering ruler / H. R. F. Keating -- The repulsive story of the red leech / David Langford -- The adventure of the grace chalice / Roger Johnson -- The adventure of the faithful retainer / Amy Myers -- The case of the suicidal lawyer / Martin Edwards -- The legacy of Rachel Howells / Michael Doyle -- The adventure of the Bulgarian diplomat / Zakaria Erzinclioglu -- The enigma of the Warwickshire vortex / F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre -- The case of the last battle / L. B. Greenwood. "First published in the UK by Robinson Publishing, 1997"--T.p. verso. "The tales of Sherlock

Holmes": p. [506]-517. // After Arthur Conan Doyle created the detective, Sherlock Holmes, many writers borrowed him to be the hero of their stories. The anthology offers a selection, old and new.

2418. ———. The mammoth book of new Sherlock Holmes adventures. London: Robinson, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

2419. ———. New Sherlock Holmes adventures. Edison, NJ: Castle Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. The bothersome business of the Dutch nativity / Derek Wilson -- The affray at the Kildare Street Club / Peter Tremayne -- The case of the incumbent invalid / Claire Griffen -- The adventure of Vittoria the Circus Belle / Edward D. Hoch -- The Darlington substitution scandal / David Stuart Davies -- The adventure of the suspect servant / Barbara Roden -- The adventure of the Amateur Mendicant Society / John Betancourt -- The adventure of the silver buckle / Denis O. Smith -- The case of the sporting squire / Guy N. Smith -- The vanishing of the Atkinsons / Eric Brown -- The adventure of the fallen star / Simon Clark -- The adventure of the Dorset Street lodger / Michael Moorcock -- The mystery of the Addleton curse / Barrie Roberts -- The adventure of the Parisian gentleman / Robert Weinberg & Lois H. Gresh -- The adventure of the inertial adjustor / Stephen Baxter -- The adventure of the touch of god / Peter Crowther. The adventure of the persecuted painter / Basil Copper -- The adventure of the suffering ruler / H.R.F. Keating -- The repulsive story of the red leech / David Langford -- The adventure of the grace chalice / Roger Johnson -- The adventure of the faithful retainer / Amy Myers -- The case of the suicidal lawyer / Martin Edwards -- The legacy of Rachel Howells / Michael Doyle -- The adventure of the Bulgarian diplomat / Zakaria Erzinclioglu -- The enigma of the Warwickshire vortex / F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre -- The case of the last battle / L.B. Greenwood. "Originally published as The mammoth book of new Sherlock Holmes adventures. First published in the UK by Robinson Publishing, 1997"--T.p. verso. "The tales of Sherlock Holmes": p. [506]- 517. // After Arthur Conan Doyle created the detective, Sherlock Holmes, many writers borrowed him to be the hero of their stories. The anthology offers a selection, old and new.

2420. ———. Sherlock Holmes und der Fluch von Addleton : neue Sherlock-Holmes-Geschichten. Dt. Erstveröff., vollst. Taschenbuchausg., 1. Aufl. ed, (Bastei Lübbe). Bergisch Gladbach: Bastei Lübbe, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. German translation of The mammoth book of new Sherlock Holmes stories. //

2421. Baranowski, Don W. Sherlock Holmes the adventure of the Frankenstein monster. West Conshohocken, Pa: Infinity, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2422. Barnes, Bill. The Hounds collection : an anthology by members of the Hounds of the Internet : "Tales from the CyberKennel" in celebration and appreciation of Mr Sherlock Holmes, the world's first and foremost consulting detective. 1st ed. Manly, NSW: The Hounds of the Internet, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 30 cm. "The Hounds of the Internet is a discussion group conducted by electronic mail on matters associated with Sherlock Holmes"--(v. 1, p. 116). Compiled and edited by Langdale Pike. //

2423. Basu, Partha. The curious case of 221B : the secret notebooks of John H. Watson, MD. New Delhi: HarperCollins Publishers India, a joint venture with The India Today Group, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

2424. Batory, Dana M. The Federation Holmes, casebook number one a baker's dozen of Sherlock Holmes-Star Trek parodies. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2002. // "It has twelve of his Sherlock Holmes/Star Trek parodies first published in The Holmesian Federation from 1978 to 1991, and one new story." Contents: The Captive Bride;The Chalice of Skorr; The Color of Death; Everything Comes in Circles; The Fairy Thieves; The Interrupted Game; The Mechanical Pup; A Nostalgic Country of the Mind; A One Pipe Problem; Quadrumvirate; Watson Comes Through; Xenolith; Zindernuff's Treasure

2425. Bjarnason, Jóhann Magnús, and Jan B. Steffensen. An Icelandic Sherlock Holmes. Aalborg, Denmark: Pinkerton, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "A short story first published in Icelandic in 1903, has been translated into English by Jan B. Steffensen; the story isn't a Sherlockian pastiche, but rather involves a young Icelandic immigrant in Nova Scotia, where he solves a minor mystery."

2426. Blom, K. Arne, and Mattias Boström. Rip Britannia : med en liten bibliografi över K. Arne Bloms sherlockianska produktion, (Ystads Antikvariat). Ystad, [Sweden]: Ystads Antikvariat, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Limited ed. of 100 copies. First published as part of the collection "Slutet på början" in 1978. cf: De Waal 4172c. A Holmes-Jack the Ripper pastiche. //

2427. Booth, Matthew. Sherlock Holmes and the giant's hand and other stories. Cambridge, UK: Irregular Special Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the giant's hand -- The adventure of the York Place prophecy -- The adventure of the hollow bank. Scuttlebutt Apr 2005 // "Has Holmes solving murders from three of the unrecorded cases, in Cornwall (the Addleton tragedy), Kent (Colonel Warburton's madness), and Wiltshire (the dreadful business of the Abernetty family).'

2428. Boström, Mattias, and Per Olaisen. Sherlock Holmes i Skåne, (Mungo-serien, 2). Växjö: P. Olaisen, Chapmanskolans tr., 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Skånska deckarsällskapet ; editors: Mattias Boström and Per Olaisen. //

2429. Boyer, Rick. A Sherlockian quartet. Alexander, NC, New York: Alexander Books. Distributed to the trade by Midpoint Trade Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99062051. Contents: The adventure of Zolnay the Aerialist -- The adventure of Bell Rock light -- The adventure of the Eyrie cliff -- The giant rat of Sumatra //

2430. Bradley, C. Alan, and William A. S. Sarjeant. Ms. Holmes of Baker Street the truth about Sherlock. 2nd ed. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 191-194) and index // "With a new introduction by Barbara Roden. When their book was first published 15 years ago, the authors' careful and well-written examination of evidence that Holmes was female, twice pregnant, and possibly once a mother, was met with outrage from critics who apparently had never heard John Bennett Shaw explain that the one thing Sherlockians should be serious about is not taking themselves seriously."

2431. Breitman, Gregory, and Benjamin Block. The marriage of Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: Beau book //

2432. Broster, D. K., and M. Croom Brown. The questionable parentage of Basil Grant. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- geneal. tbl. ; 22 cm. Front cover: by R. Bostoun Cromer. "'The Questionable parentage of Basil Grant' was first published in The Monthly Review, July 1905. It appeared under the byline 'R. Bostoun Cromer'." Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // As detectives Lang and Logan try to discover the family history of their twin-brother clients, an uexpected visitor, the sister of Mycroft and Sherlock Holmes, provides the necessary but startling facts they need. "A wide-ranging literary parody, written by D. K. Broster and M. Croom Brown and published under a pseudonym, and Andrew Lang, Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Louis Stevenson, and G. K. Chesterton are only a few of the authors who works are parodied."

2433. Brown, K. C, and Arne Zaslove. Sherlock's veiled secret. New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2434. Bruccoli, Matthew J., and Richard Layman. Hardboiled mystery writers : Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, Ross Macdonald : a literary reference. 1st Carroll & Graf trade pbk. ed. New York: Carroll & Graf

Publishers, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 26 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli and Richard Layman. // "The Sherlockian parody 'The South Sea Soup Company' (1931) was the first published story written by Kenneth Millar (aka Ross Macdonald);" reprinted in this volume.

2435. Brunner, John. Muddle Earth. New York: Ballantine/Del Rey, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2436. Bujold, Lois McMaster. Dreamweaver's dilemma. 1st ed. Framingham, MA: NESFA Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Suford Lewis. // "Includes 'The Adventure of the Lady on the Embankment'; it's a Sherlockian pastiche, written after the author graduated from college and hitherto unpublished."

2437. ———. Dreamweaver's dilemma. 1st trade paperback ed. Framingham, MA: NESFA Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Includes 'The Adventure of the Lady on the Embankment'; it's a Sherlockian pastiche, written after the author graduated from college and hitherto unpublished." Edited by Suford Lewis. //

2438. Burges, Dennis. Graves gate. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Distributed by Publishers Group West, Berkeley, CA. map ; 24 cm. // "A mystery that features Arthur Conan Doyle in London in 1922."

2439. Cammarata, J. R. Flat at 221B Baker Street : Holmes meets Watson. Denver, CO: Outskirts Press, Inc., 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

2440. Campbell, J. R., Charles V. Prepolec, and Philip Cornell. Curious incidents 2 being a collection of the further adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Calgary, AB: Mad for a mystery, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Introduction: Water, water, everywhere, by Charles V. Prepolec -- The puzzle of the vanishing laboratory, By Peter Calamai -- Art in the blood, revealed, by Regina Stinson -- The missing coppertop, by J. R. Campbell -- The adventure of the hanging tyrant, by M. J. Elliott -- Green and red trappings, by Valerie J. Patterson -- The problem of the Sussex scalping, by David N. Cisler -- Mrs. Farintosh and the opal tiara, by James R. Stefanie //

2441. ———. Curious incidents being a collection of the further adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Calgary: Mad for a Mystery Publications, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The case of Vamberry, the wine merchant / by James R. Stefanie -- The adventure of the lodger's secret / by Kristin Vichich -- A slaying in suburbia / by G. Kelly -- The first mate's jacket / by J.R. Campbell -- The case of Lady Sannox / by Peter H. Wood -- The adventure of the tired captain / by Bob Byrne // "Offers six new pastiches (six Sherlockian and one Gillettean) and artwork by Philip Cornell."

2442. Campbell, Patrick. Shades of Sherlock. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: cn 97930176 //

2443. Carmichael, Montgomery, and Otto Penzler. On the threshold of the chamber of horrors. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. "First limited edition limited to 221 copies"--t.p. verso. Originally published in: The Illustrated sporting and dramatic news, 27 Oct. 1894. "The great detective at Madame Tussaud's"--cover. Introduction by Otto Penzler. //

2444. Carraher, Philip J. The adventure of the New York Ripper a novel. West Conshohocken, PA: Infinity, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Terror is stalking women on the streets of New York City in 1893, taking lives in a manner reminiscent of the Jack the Ripper murders in London five years earlier. Is it a copycat murderer or has the killer made his way to New York City? Simon Hawkes (the alias used by Sherlock Holmes in New York) finds clues on both sides of the Atlantic

2445. ———. Sherlock Holmes : the adventure of the Dead Rabbits Society the lost reminiscence of John H. Watson, MD : a novel. Bloomington, Ind.: 1stBooks Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 2001. // "Has Holmes in disguise in the United States during the Great Hiatus (without Watson, who managed nevertheless to write the story in 1908 and tuck it away for discovery now)."

2446. Carraher, Philip J., and Arthur Conan Doyle. Alias Simon Hawkes : further adventures of Sherlock Holmes in New York, based on the lost notebook of John H. Watson, MD. Bloomington, IN: 1stBooks, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Adventures of the magic alibi -- Adventure of the captive forger -- Adventure of the glass room -- Adventure of the talking ghost. On cover: "Based upon the character created by A. Conan Doyle." //

2447. Carson, Ciaran. Shamrock tea. London, New York: Granta Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 304-307). // "The latest novel from this acclaimed Belfast writer is an absorbing fantasy centred round a van Eyck painting. Shamrock tea allows its drinker to pass through the painting into another world. The narrator meets Ludwig Wittgenstein and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and enters a magical universe where time is suspended. A fairytale for adults, which contains a miscellany of facts."

2448. Carson, Ciarán. Shamrock tea. London: Granta, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: 2001. Includes bibliographical references. // "The latest novel from this acclaimed Belfast writer is an absorbing fantasy centred round a van Eyck painting. Shamrock tea allows its drinker to pass through the painting into another world. The narrator meets Ludwig Wittgenstein and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and enters a magical universe where time is suspended. A fairytale for adults, which contains a miscellany of facts."

2449. Charles, J. C. Lady Brackenstall's Lord and Master. Scarsdale, N.Y: Filmoods Co, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2450. Charnock, Ian Alfred, and Alan Swan. Watson's last case. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Pt.1. Doctor's orders -- Pt.2. Watson's last case -- Pt.3.A Scholar's appendix //

2451. Cirone, Nino. Sherlock Holmes's personal journals six short stories. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2452. Cisler, David N. The adventure of the wish hounds of Candlemere. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2453. Cody, Liza, and Crime Writers' Association (Great Britain). 2nd culprit: an annual of crime stories. London: Chatto & Windus Ltd, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2454. Cody, Liza, and Michael Z. Lewin Lewis, eds. 1st Culprit: A Crime Writers' Association Annual. Toronto: Worldwide Library, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Originally published in Great Britain last year, the 26 tales in this Crime Writer's Association annual exemplify the best in contemporary mystery writing in England and the U.S., showcasing humor, suspense, intricate puzzles and deft innuendo."

2455. Colmer, Bevis! Elementary, my dear Watson. London: Minerva, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

2456. Conant, Susan. The Barker Street regulars. Large type ed, (Wheeler large print book series). Rockland, MA: Wheeler Pub., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2457. ———. The Barker Street regulars. New York: Bantam Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2458. Cooper-Posey, Tracy. The case of the reluctant agent a Sherlock Holmes mystery. Winnipeg: Ravenstone, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2459. Cullin, Mitch. Les abeilles de monsieur Holmes, (Fictions). Paris: Naïve, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'américain par Hélène Collon. Translation of Slight Trick of the Mind //

2460. ———. Sherlock Holmes : misteri yang tak terpecahkan / Uniform Title: A slight trick of the mind. Indonesian. Cet. 2. ed. Jakarta: Voila Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: A slight trick of the mind. Misteri yang tak terpecahkan. [alih bahasa, Rika Farihah]. //

2461. ———. A slight trick of the mind. Large type ed, (Thorndike Press large print senior lifestyles). Waterville, ME: Thorndike Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. //

2462. ———. A slight trick of the mind a novel. New York: Knopf Publishing Group, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // 1947 finds Holmes living in a Sussex farmhouse at 93 with a housekeeper and her son, Roger, who discovers evidence of a case never before reported, a case involving a Mrs. Keller, the long- ago object of Holmes's affection

2463. ———. A slight trick of the mind a novel. 1st ed. New York: Nan A. Talese/Doubleday, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004046038 // 1947 finds Holmes living in a Sussex farmhouse at 93 with a housekeeper and her son, Roger, who discovers evidence of a case never before reported, a case involving a Mrs. Keller, the long-ago object of Holmes's affection

2464. Cullin, Mitch, and Yong-mi Paek. Syollok Homju majimak naldul = Sherlock Holmes a slight trick of the mind / Uniform Title: Slight trick of the mind. Korean. 1-p`an. ed, (Saeroun Syollok Homju iyagi). Soul: Hwanggum Kaji, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Translation of: A slight trick of the mind. Paek Yong-mi omgim. //

2465. Dale, Jenny, and Mick Reid. Sherlock's home, (Puppy patrol). New York: Scholastic, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003588273 //

2466. Davies, David Stuart. Shadows of Sherlock Holmes. Ware: Wordworth Classics, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Purloined letter / Edgar Allan Poe -- Biter Bit / Wilkie Collins -- Stolen cigar-case / Brett Harte -- Princess's vengeance / C.L. Pirkis -- Absent-minded coterie / Robert Barr -- Swedish match / Anton Chekhov -- Secrets of the black brotherhood / Dick Donovan -- Episode of the diamond links / Grant Allen -- Clever capture / Guy Clifford -- Nine points of the law / E.W. Hornung -- Stir outside the Café Royal / Clarence Rook -- Duchess of Wiltshire's diamonds / Guy Boothby -- Problem of Dressing Room A / Jacques Futrelle -- Hundred-thousand-dollar robbery / Hesketh Prichard -- Surrey cattle-maiming mystery / Herbert Jenkins -- Ghost at Massingham Mansions / Ernest Bramah -- Sexton Blake and the time-killer / Anonymous -- One possessed / E.W. Hornung -- Great pearl mystery / Baroness Orczy. // "Anthology of 19 stories written by Conan Doyle's predecessors and successors, from Edgar Allan Poe and Wilkie Collins to E. W. Hornung and Baroness Orczy, selected by David Stuart Davies, who also contributed a perceptive introduction."

2467. Day, Barry. Sherlock Holmes and the apocalypse murders, (Sherlock Holmes "Murders" series). [Palm Beach]: Second Opinion, Inc, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sep 2001. // "The fourth in his series of pastiches; Holmes (and Watson and Mycroft and Irene) are involved in a battle against a serial killer who intends to destroy London."

2468. Day, Barry, and Andrzej Klimowski. Sherlock Homes and the copycat murders. S.L.: Second Opinion, Inc, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2469. ———. Sherlock Homes and the seven deadly sins murders. S.L.: Second Opinion, Inc, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2470. De Vita, Sharon. Sherlock's home, (Silhouette romance). New York: Silhouette Books, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001573680 //

2471. DeHart, Robyn. A study in scandal, (Avon historical romance). New York: Avon Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006576198 //

2472. DeMille, Nelson, and Otto Penzler. The best American mystery stories, 2004, (The Best American series). Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Bet on red / Jeff Abbott -- Stonewalls / Jeffrey Robert Bowman -- Height advantage / William J. Carroll -- Evolution / Benjamin Cavell -- All through the house / Christopher Coake -- Where beautiful ladies dance for you / Patrick Michael Finn -- How Wendy Tudhope was saved from sure and certain death / Rob Kantner -- Snake eyes / Jonathon King -- Harvey's dream / Stephen King -- Smash and grab / Michael Knight -- Bank of America / Richard Lange -- Lids / Tom Larsen -- Low tide / Dick Lochte -- The incident of the impecunious chevalier / Richard A. Lupoff -- Doll: a romance of the Mississippi / Joyce Carol Oates -- The swag from Doc Hawthorn's / Jack O'Connell -- Best man wins / Frederick Williams -- Something about Teddy / Timothy Williams -- El Rey / Scott Wolven -- Green heat / Angela Zeman. edited and with an introduction by Nelson DeMille ; Otto Penzler, series editor. // "Includes Richard Lupoff's Holmes/Dupin pastiche 'The Incident of the Impecunious Chevalier'"

2473. Diamond, Susan Z., and Paul Churchill. Seventeen steps to slimness: a Sherlock Holmes diet manual. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2474. Dibdin, Michael. The last Sherlock Holmes story. 1st Vintage crime/Black Lizard ed, (Vintage crime/Black Lizard). New York: Vintage Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96129583; Scuttlebutt Feb 1996 //

2475. Dixon, Franklin W. The giant rat of Sumatra. New York: Pocket Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Joe Hardy has joined the cast of a musical play based on a Sherlock Holmes investigation, but he has to call in his brother Frank to collaborate when someone tries to stop the show before it can go on.

2476. Dow, Wanda, and Pleasant Places of Florida. City ablaze. Trinity, Fla.: The Pleasant Places of Florida, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Dr. Watson is alone at 221B when he is drugged and kidnapped. When he recovers, he finds himself in Buckingham Palace, where he is asked to help with an unusual problem

2477. Drew, Bernard A. Literary Afterlife : the posthumous continuations of 325 authors' fictional characters. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co., Inc., Publishers, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Contents: Action and adventure. Edgar Rice Burroughs -- Michael Crichton - - C.S. Forester -- H. Rider Haggard -- Gary Jennings - W.E. Johns -- William W. Johnstone -- Jim Kjelgaard -- Alistair MacLean -- Patrick O'Brien -- Baroness Emmuska Orczy -- Sax Rohmer -- Barry Sadler -- Sapper -- Russell Thorndike -- Edgar Wallace -- Johann David Wyss -- Dornford Yates -- Classics (18th century and earlier.) Anonymous (Beowulf) -- Miguel Cervantes -- Geoffrey Chaucer -- John Cleland -- Daniel Defoe --

Henry Fielding -- Homer -- Alain-René Lesage -- Matthew Lewis -- Christopher Marlowe -- Murasaki Shikibu -- Samuel Richardson -- William Shakespeare -- Jonathan Swift -- Cao Xuequin -- Classic (19th century.) Edwin A. Abbott -- Louisa May Alcott -- Edward Bulwer-Lytton -- Anton Chekhov -- James Fenimore Cooper -- Charles Dickens -- Fyodor Dostoyevsky -- Alexandre Dumas -- George Du Maurier -- George Eliot -- Thomas Hardy -- Nathaniel Hawthorne -- E.T.A. Hoffman -- Thomas Hughes -- Victor Hugo -- Henrik Ibsen -- Henry James -- Charles Kingsley -- Rudyard Kipling -- D.H. Lawrence -- Gaston Leroux -- Charles Maturin -- Herman Melville -- Edgar Allan Poe -- George Sand -- Sir Walter Scott -- George Bernard Shaw -- Mary Shelley -- Robert Louis Stevenson -- Harriett Beecher Stowe -- August Strindberg -- William Makepeace Thackeray -- Leo Tolstoy -- Anthony Trollope -- Ivan Turgenev -- Mark Twain -- Lew Wallace -- Edith Wharton -- Oscar Wilde -- Classics (20th century.) James Agee -- James Robert Baker -- Samuel Beckett -- Henry Bellamann -- Max Brand -- Albert Camus -- Raymond Carver -- William Frend De Morgan -- Daphne Du Maurier -- Ralph Ellison -- William Faulkner -- F. Scott Fitzgerald -- Alex Haley -- Ernest Hemingway -- James Hilton -- Franz Kafka -- Bernard Katz -- Jack Kerouac -- Jack London -- Malcolm Lowry -- Thomas Mann -- Horace McCoy -- Amanda McKittrick -- Grace Metalious -- Margaret Mitchell -- Vladimir Nabokov - - John O'Brien -- Kyle Onstott -- Boris Pasternak -- Richard Powell -- Mario Puzo -- Harold Robbins -- J.D. Salinger -- Michael Shaara -- Robert Neilson Stephens -- Jacqueline Susann -- Angela Thirkell -- Walter C. Urr -- Helen Van Slyke -- David Foster Wallace -- Robert Penn Warren -- Evelyn Waugh -- Thomas Wolfe -- Crime and mystery. Cleve F. Adams -- Margery Allingham -- William Ard -- H.C. Bailey -- Earl Derr Biggers -- John G. Brandon -- Heron Carvic -- William J. Caunitz -- Raymond Chandler -- Leslie Charteris -- G. K. Chesterton -- Agatha Christie -- Wilkie Collins -- Arthur Conan Doyle -- Cyril Connolly -- John Creasey -- Elizabeth Daly -- August Derleth -- R. Austin Freeman -- Emile Gaboriau -- Erle Stanley Gardner -- Bruce Graeme -- Patrick Hamilton -- Dashiell Hammett -- Thomas W. Hanshew -- Chester Himes -- Edward D. Hoch -- E.W. Hornung -- Delfried Kaufmann -- Ross MacDonald -- Stuart Palmer -- Ellery Queen -- Craig Rice -- Virginia Rich -- Elliott Roosevelt -- Rebecca Rothenberg -- Lawrence Sanders -- John A. Saxon -- Dorothy L. Sayers -- Georges Simenon -- Charles Merrill Smith -- Mickey Spillane -- Richard Stark -- Rex Stout -- Murray Thomas -- Arthur W. Upfield -- S.S. Van Dine -- Cornell Woolrich -- Espionage. Edward S. Aarons -- Desmond Bagley -- John Buchan -- Erskine Childers -- Ian Fleming -- Robert Ludlum -- Eugene Vidoccq -- Fantasy and horror. V.C. Andrews -- Robert Lynn Asprin -- Algernon Blackwood -- Marion Zimmer Bradley - - Avram Davidson -- David Gemmell -- Robert E. Howard -- Robert Jordan -- Robert Kornwise -- Richard Laymon -- Fritz Lieber -- H.P. Lovecraft -- Michael McDowell -- A. Merritt -- Andre Norton -- Mervyn Peake -- John William Polidori -- M.P. Shiel -- I. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt -- Bram Stoker -- J.R.R. Tolkien -- Manly Wade Wellman -- Cherry Wilder -- Austin Tappan Wright -- Humor. E.F. Benson -- Hugh Foulis -- George Grossmith -- Joel Chandler Harris -- Thorne Smith -- P.G. Wodehouse -- Juveniles (19th century). William Adams -- Horatio Alger, Jr. -- Helen Bannerman -- Lewis Carroll -- Oliver Optic -- Anna Sewell -- Johanna Spyri -- Juvenile (20th century). Robert Arthur, Jr. Wilbert Awdry -- Enid Bagnold -- J.M. Barrie -- L. Frank Baum -- Ludwig Bemelmans -- John Bellairs -- Enid Blyton -- Margaret Wise Brown -- Frances Hodgson Burnett -- Julie Campbell -- Matt Christopher -- James Oliver Curwood -- Jean de Brunhoff - - Dr. Seuss -- Walter Farley -- Rachel Field -- Louise Fitzhugh -- Don Freeman -- Kenneth Grahame -- Hardie Gramatky -- Johnny Gruelle -- Hergé -- Anthony R.M. Hodges -- Caroline Emilia Jacobs -- Ezra Jack Keats -- Eric Knight -- Rae Lambert -- Hugh Lofting -- Betty MacDonald -- Ellen MacGregor -- A.A. Milne -- Lucy Maud Montgomery -- Jack O'Brien -- Robert C. O'Brien -- Scott O'Dell -- Peggy Parish -- Eleanor H. Porter -- Beatrice Potter -- H.A. and Margaret Rey -- Dorothy Richards -- Frank Richards -- J.K. Rowling -- H.L. Sayler -- Richard Scarry -- Dodie Smith -- Margaret Sutton -- Albert Payson Terhune -- Barbara Euphan Todd -- Edith Van Dyne -- Charles Spain Verral -- Gertrude Chandler Warner -- Kate Douglass Wiggin -- Laura Ingalls Wilder -- Poets. Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- Emily Dickinson -- William Henry Drummond -- Robert Frost -- Joyce Kilmer -- Archibald Lampman -- Clement Clarke Moore -- Banjo Paterson -- Sylvia Plath -- Ernest Lawrence Thayer -- Henry David Thoreau -- Walt Whitman -- William Wordsworth -- Pulps. Lars Anderson -- Bertha M. Clay -- Maxwell Grant -- Kenneth Roberson -- Grant Stockbridge -- Romances. Jane Austen -- Charlotte Brontë -- Emily Brontë -- Georgette Heyer -- Grace Livingston Hill -- Science Fiction. Douglas Adams -- Isaac Asimov -- Alfred Bester -- Pierre Boulle -- Arthur C. Clarke -- Jo Clayton -- Brian Daley -- Philip K. Dick -- Robert Heinlein -- Frank Herbert -- Craig Hinton -- L. Ron Hubbard -- C.M. Kornbluth -- Walter M. Miller -- Philip Nowlan -- George Orwell -- H. Beam Piper -- Alex Raymond -- Eric Frank Russell -- E.E. "Doc" Smith -- A.E. van Vogt -- Jules Verne -- Kurt Vonnegut -- Stanley F. Weinbaum -- H.G. Wells -- John Wyndham -- Robert Zelazny -- Westerns. Burt Arthur -- B.M. Bower -- Max Brand --

Ralph Compton -- Hal Dunning -- Brian Wynne Garfield -- Zane Grey -- Marshall Grover -- William W. Johnstone -- Karl May -- Johnston McCulley -- Jon Messman -- Clarence E. Mulford -- Charles Portis -- Norman McLeod Raine -- Les Savage, Jr. -- Oliver stranger -- Fran Striker -- Jonas Ward -- Owen Wister. Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-341) and index. // "This reference book describes literary pastiches in which fictional characters have reappeared in new works after the deaths of the authors. It includes series that have continued under a deceased writer's real or pen name, undisguised offshoots issued under the new writer's name and posthumous collaborations in which a deceased author's unfinished manuscript is completed by another writer"--Provided by publisher.

2478. Duane, Diane. To visit the Queen. Warner Books ed. New York: Warner Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jul 2000. // "Translated from Ailurin, and features a team of feline wizards, caretakers of a time-gate at Grand Central Station in New York, who travel to London to help wizards there thwart a malevolent attempt to change history and destroy the world. The Queen they visit, time-gating to 1874, is Victoria, who is the target assassination attempt, and in the midst of their battle to prevent Armageddon they are assisted by a young human named Arthur Conan Doyle. The fantasy is intriguing, the concept nicely executed, and the book well-writte. Young Artie is only a supporting character (and yes, he did indeed make a three-week visit to London in 1874, invited by his aunt Annette)."

2479. Dworkin, Ira Bernard. Sherlock takes a wife and other modern tales. 1st ed. Flemington, N.J: Creative Writers of Hunterdon, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93090974 //

2480. Elward, Miles. Sherlock Holmes in Canterbury. Kenley, Surrey: Wynne Howard Publishing, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2481. Engel, Howard. Mr Doyle and Dr. Bell : a Victorian murder mystery. London: Duckworth, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

2482. ———. Mr Doyle et Dr Bell / Uniform Title: Mr Doyle & Dr Bell. French., (Labyrinthes). Paris: Masque, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Traduit de l'anglais par Corinne Bourbeillon. //

2483. ———. Mr. Doyle & Dr. Bell a Victorian mystery. Toronto: Penguin, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2484. ———. Mr. Doyle & Dr. Bell a Victorian mystery. New York: Overlook Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003042850 //

2485. Fink, Joseph, and Paul Churchill. Joe Fink tells tall Sherlockian tales. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2486. Fleissner, Robert F., and Alvin E. Rodin. The master sleuth on the trail of Edwin Drood Sherlock Holmes and the Jasper syndrome : an annotated pastiche. Philadelphia, Pa.: Xlibris Corp, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001119385 //

2487. Fogg, Lawrence Daniel. Shady sinners of the Styx A Posthumous adventure of Sherlock Holmes. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2488. Forrest, George F., and Otto Penzler. The Adventure of the Diamond Necklace. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York, Los Angeles: The Mysterious Bookshop, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. "First separate edition limited to 221 copies"--t.p. verso. "A study in grotesque criminality"--upper cover. Introduction by Otto Penzler. First published in "Misfits" 1905. //

2489. Frawley, Kenneth. Sherlock Holmes and the case of the missing American culture a novel. Philadelphia, Pa.: Xlibris, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // As America imports Italian cookbooks and French bottled water, eats at sidewalk cafés, watches a bombardment of foreign films and the BBC America channel, President Clinton realizes that a mastermind is destroying American culture. Only Holmes can rescue America, if he can be persuaded to come out of retirement

2490. Fullenkamp, Luke Steven. Sherlock Holmes and the adventure of the three dragons an original story. Bloomington, IN: 1stBooks, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sep 2000. // "Is set in 1879, with Holmes and his friend Dr. Johnathan Watson defending London and the Queen from an evil Chinese villain."

2491. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the ghost of the flying Dutchman an original story. Bloomington, IN: 1stBooks, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2492. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the search for Excalibur. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Excalibur was lost during Holmes and Watson's affair of the Flying Dutchman, but now they must recover it or Lady McBride will die. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show is touring, and Bill Cody, Annie Oakley and Frank Butler become welcome allies in a hunt for the sword and a race against time

2493. Futrelle, Jacques. The great suit case mystery. [Centerville, MA]: Seymour-Kyper Productions, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "April, 1995"/ "A Sherlock Holmes Pastiche"/ Typescripted copy of a previously published mystery story presented to the Scituate Public Library (Massachusetts) by Freddie Seymour. //

2494. ———. The great suit case mystery: a Sherlock Holmes pastiche. [Centerville, MA]: Seymour/Kyper Productions, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Written by Jacques Futrelle in 1905 and originally featured in Hearst's Boston American."--Cover./ Includes Brainpower: the most powerful weapon, from the Jacques Futrelle //

2495. Gaiman, Neil. Fragile things: short fictions and wonders. 1st ed. New York: William Morrow, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006048135 //

2496. Gardner, Martin, and L. Frank Baum. Visitors from Oz the wild adventures of Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodman. 1st U.S. ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98021114. Scuttlebutt Feb 1999 // Dorothy and her friends visit New York City to publicize a new musical film about Oz, but plans go awry when two evil mobsters try to kill them. "The intrepid trio travel to an alternate-universe Wonderland, where they are assisted by Sheerluck Brown (a large brown private-detective bear wearing a deerstalker), and to New York, where they appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show."

2497. George, Elizabeth. A moment on the edge : 100 years of crime stories by women. 1st U.S. ed. New York: HarperCollins, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. A jury of her peers / Susan Glaspell -- The man who knew how / Dorothy L. Sayers -- I can find my way out / Ngaio Marsh -- The summer people / Shirley Jackson -- St. Patrick's Day in the morning / Charlotte Armstrong -- The purple is everything / Dorothy Salisbury Davis -- Money to burn / Margery Allingham -- A nice place to stay / Nedra Tyre -- Clever and quick / Christianna Brand -- Country lovers / Nadine Gordimer -- The irony of hate / Ruth Rendell -- Sweet baby Jenny / Joyce Harrington -- Wild mustard / Marcia Muller -- Jemima Shore at the sunny grove / Antonia Fraser -- The case of the Pietro Andromache / Sara Paretsky -- Afraid all the time / Nancy Pickard -- The young shall see visions, and the old dream dreams / Kristine Kathryn Rusch -- A predatory woman / Sharyn McCrumb -- Jack be quick / Barbara Paul -- Ghost station / Carolyn Wheat -- New moon and rattlesnakes / Wendy Hornsby -- Death of a snowbird / J.A. Jance -- The river mouth / Lia Matera -- A scandal in winter / Gillian Linscott -- Murder-two / Joyce Carol Oates -- English autumn--American fall / Minette Walters. Originally published under the title: Crime from

the mind of a woman. 100 years of crime stories by women. // "The stories include Gillian Linscott's 'A Scandal in Winter' (reprinted from Holmes for the Holidays).

2498. Gibson, Brian. The mark of the Gunn and other untold tales. Shelburne, Ontario, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2499. Gilman, Laura Anne, and Keith R. A. DeCandido. Otherwere : stories of transformation. Ace ed, (Ace science fiction). New York: Ace Books : Berkley Pub. Group, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Stag party / Christie Golden -- I've got the horse, right here / Josepha Sherman -- Inner child / Nina Kiriki Hoffman -- Thylacine dream / Julia Ecklar -- What? And give up show business? / Jody Lynn Nye -- The strange case of Ludwig the unspeakable / Esther M. Friesner -- Stealing the moon / Craig Shaw Gardner -- The coach with big teeth / R.A. Salvatore -- ...So the tears run to a perdestined end / Greg Cox -- Sea change / Marina Frants -- The way things ought to be / Adam-Troy Castro -- Ecdysis / Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald -- Sharewere / Shariann Lewitt -- Going too far / Doris Egan -- Moonlight becomes you / Peter David. Scuttlebutt Aug 2001. // "An anthology of new stories that deal with shape-shifting into something other than a werewolf; Esther M. Friesner's contribution is 'The Strange Case of Ludwig the Unspeakable', and it's an amusing parody involving a consulting detective and his narrator friend, both unnamed but easily recognized (don't neglect the brief biography of the author that precedes the story)."

2500. Gilmore, Robert. The wizard of quarks a fantasy of particle physics. New York: Copernicus Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00059029. Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents: The Higgs of the Masskervilles // "In the tradition of his bestselling Alice in Quantumland, The Wizard of Quarks takes L. Frank Baum's classic tale of a little girl from Kansas and transforms it into a description of the practically indescribable world of subatomic particles. Dorothy's encounters with the Witch of Mass, the Witch of Charge, the Witch of Color, and the Weak Witch will help readers grasp the maddeningly elusive concepts that support the foundations of modern physics."--Book jacket

2501. Gilmore, R. S. The wizard of quarks : a fantasy of particle physics. New York: London : Springer, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. // "With a chapter about 'The Higgs of the Masskervilles' in which Holmes explains the mysterious properties of the Higgs boson."

2502. Goulart, Ron. Elementary, my dear Groucho. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // In 1930s Hollywood, comedian Groucho Marx investigates the murder of a Jewish film director. He uncovers a plot by the Nazis, who then come after him, guns blazing. A comic mystery.

2503. Gracely, Daniel, and Sidney Paget. The giant rat of Sumatra from the lost cases of Sherlock Holmes. New Jersey?: Grandma's Attic Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2004. // "Another pastiche 'from the lost cases of Sherlock Holmes,' notable for some Paget illustrations photo-shopped to match scenes in the story."

2504. ———. The strange doings of J. Leslie Ryder a Sherlock Holmes story. New Jersey?: Grandma's Attic Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2505. Grafton, Sue, ed. The best American mystery stories, 1998. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Child support / David Ballard -- Swear not by the moon / Scott Bartels -- Keller on the spot / Lawrence Block -- The man next door / Mary Higgins Clark -- This is a voice from your past / Merrill Joan Gerber -- The old spies club / Edward D. Hoch -- Beyond dog / Pat Jordan -- Find Miriam / Stuart M. Kaminsky -- Secrets / Janice Law -- Adventure of the giant rat of Sumatra / John T. Lescroart -- Night crawlers / John Lutz -- Prayer for judgment / Margaret Maron -- Con doctor / Jay McInerny -- Black dog / Walter Mosley -- Faithless / Joyce Carol Oates -- Two ladies of Rose Cottage / Peter Robinson -- Twelve days out of traction / Dave Shaw -- Power of suggestion / Helen Tucker -- Take it away / Donald E. Westlake - - Rest of her life / Steve Yarbrough. Edited and with an introduction by Sue Grafton ; Otto Penzler, series

editor. //

2506. Green, Richard Lancelyn. The mystery of the spot ball an unrecorded 1893 Sherlock Holmes parody from the Edinburgh Student, (Rupert Books monograph series). Cambridge: Rupert Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2507. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Daniel Stashower, eds. Ghosts in Baker Street, (New tales of Sherlock Holmes). New York, Berkeley, Calif.: Carroll & Graf. Distributed by Publishers Group West, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Coole Park Problem / Clare and Michael Breathnach; The Adventure of the Librarian's Ghost / Jon L. Breen; Death in the East End / Colin Bruce; Some Analytical Genius, No Doubt / Caleb Carr; The Adventure of the Dog in the Nighttime / Paula Cohen; The Adventure of the St. Marylebone Ghoul / Bill Crider; The Devil and Sherlock Holmes / Loren Estleman; Sherlock Holmes and the Mummy's Curse / H. Paul Jeffers; The Adventure of the Late Orang Outang / Gillian Linscott; No Ghosts Need Apply / Barbara Roden; Selden's Tale / Daniel Stashower; A Scandal in Drury Lane or the Vampire Trap / Carolyn Wheat //

2508. ———. Murder in Baker Street: new tales of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Adventure of the Cheshire Cheese / Jon L. Breen; The Case of the Vampire's Mark / Bill Crider; The Case of the Borderland Dandelions / Howard Engel; The Adventure of the Arabian Knight / Loren Estleman; Darkest Gold / L. B. Greenwood; The Adventure of the Anonymous Author / Edward D. Hoch; The Man From Capetown / Stuart M. Kaminsky; A Hansom for Mr. Holmes / Gillian Linscott; The Case of the Bloodless Sock / Anne Perry; The Siren of Sennen Cove / Peter Tremayne; The remarkable Worm / Carolyn Wheat // "More than a century has passed since Arthur Conan Doyle introduced Sherlock Holmes to the reading public, but no literary detective has yet to match the Great Detective in popularity and to command the esteem of such legions of fans - not least among them the mystery writers who pay tribute to him in this collection. Ingeniously contrived and shrewdly executed, their tales revisit the comfortable clutter of the rooms of 221B Baker Street where Holmes in an old silk dressing gown, his gaze piercing and his fingers stained with chemicals or ink, again peruses a telling trifle or perhaps takes up his violin."--Book jacket

2509. ———. Murder, my dear Watson new tales of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Pub, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Adventure of the Mooning Sentry / Jon L. Breen; The Adventure of the Dying Doctor / Colin Bruce; Before the Adventures / Lenore Carroll; The Adventure of the Young British Soldier / Bill Crider; The Adventure of the Curious Canary / Barry Day; The Riddle of the Golden Monkeys / Loren D. Estleman; The Vale of the White Horse / Sharyn McCumb; The Case of the Highland Hoax / Anne Perry and Malachi Saxon; Holmes and Watson, The Head and the Heart / Philip A. Shreffler; The Adventure of the Agitated Actress / Daniel Stashower; The Adventure of the Rara Avis / Carolyn Wheat //

2510. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Carol-Lynn Rössel Waugh. The New adventures of Sherlock Holmes: original stories by eminent mystery writers. 1st paperback rev. ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Foreward: Jon Lellenberg, on behalf of Dame Jean Conan Doyle -- The infernal machine / John Lutz -- The final toast / Stuart M. Kaminsky -- The phantom chamber / Gary Alan Ruse -- The return of the speckled band / Edward D. Hoch -- The adventure of the unique Holmes / Jon L. Breen -- Sherlock Holmes and "The Woman" / Michael Harrison -- The shadows on the lawn / Barry Jones -- The adventure of the Gowanus abduction / Joyce Harrington -- Dr. and Mrs. Watson at home / Loren D. Estleman -- The two footmen / Michael Gilbert -- Sherlock Holmes and the muffin / Dorothy B. Hughes -- The curious computer / Peter Lovesey -- The adventure of the persistent marksman / Lillian de la Torre -- The house that Jack built / Edward Wellen -- The doctor's case / Stephen King -- The second treaty / Daniel Stashower -- The adventure of the venomous lizard / Bill Crider -- Hostage to fortune / Anne Perry -- Afterword: Moriarty and the real underworld / John Gardner //

2511. Gregson, J. M. Sherlock Holmes and the frightened golfer. London: Breese Books, 1999.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2512. Guiver, Patricia. The beastly bloodline: a Delilah Doolittle pet detective mystery. 1st American pbk. ed. Santa Barbara: John Daniel & Co, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003003907 //

2513. ———. Delilah Doolittle and the Canine Chorus. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002597809 //

2514. ———. Delilah Doolittle and the careless coyote. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2515. ———. Delilah Doolittle and the missing macaw. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001545928 //

2516. ———. Delilah Doolittle and the motley mutts. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2517. ———. Delilah Doolittle and the purloined pooch, (Pet detective mystery). New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "Stars a pet detective in southern California whose own Doberman pinscher is named Watson, which generates a bit of occasional Canonical dialogue during their pursuit of missing animals and assorted criminals. 'No animals were harmed in the writing of this book,' the acknowledgements promise."

2518. Hacking, Heather. Historical cats : great cats who have shaped history. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 19 cm. Scuttlebutt Mar 2005 // "The cats include King Tutankhamin 'n' Kahmout (who invented the catflap), Richard the Furred, and Purrlock Holmes, all with amusing illustrations by the author."

2519. Haft, Adele J., Jane G. White, and Robert J. White. The Key to "The Name of the Rose" : including translations of all non-English passages. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-192). Scuttlebutt Feb 2000 // "Fans of William of Baskerville and his assistant Adso will also welcome the glossary of unfamiliar names of people, places, and heresies."

2520. Hall, John. The abominable wife and other unrecorded cases of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Ashroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // "A thoughtful examination of the cases mentioned by Dr. Watson but never recorded for posterity, as well as the apocryphal cases and the Canonical and Uncanonical plays and parodies."

2521. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Abbey school mystery. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2522. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Adler papers. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2523. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the boulevard assassin. London: Breese Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2524. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Hammerford will. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2525. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the telephone murder mystery. London: Breese Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2526. ———. The Travels of Sherlock Holmes. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2527. Hammer, David L. A distinct touch, Watson: being the final annals of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis, IN: Gasogene Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. Contents: The Adventure of the Deadly Doctor; The Adventure of the French Will; The Adventure of the Lord's Lament; Adventure of the Missing Husband; The Case of Morgan the Poisoner; The Case of the Colonel's Lady; The Case of the Lady or the Tiger; The Matter of the Deadly Doctor; The Matter of the Once and Future King; The Matter of the Pursuit of Ariadne's Thread; The Singular Adventures of Mr. Edmund Middleweek; The Singular Adventures of the Grice Pattersons in the Island of Uffa; the von und zu Grafenstein Matter // "Offers 13 new stories in his series of Sherlockian pastiches (the series now runs to four volumes, and his readers will grumble a bit at that 'final' in the subtitle, but David reports that he had decided that it is time, in appropriately lawyerly language, to cease and desist."

2528. ———. My dear Holmes: being the continuing annals of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The Adventure of the Tired Captain; The Amateur Mendicant Society; The Conk-Singleton Forgery Case; The Ferrers Documents; Huret, the Boulevard Assassin; The Manor House Case; The Matter of the Queen's Clew; The Papers of Ex-President Murillo; The Peculiar Persecution of John Vincent Harden; The Smith-Mortimer Succession Case; The Tankerville Club Scandal; The Tarleton Murders //

2529. ———. A talent for murder. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00698709 //

2530. ———. The vital essence: being the further annals of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Gasogene Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00503123. Scuttlebutt Jun 1999. Contents: The Abergavenny Murder; The Addleton Tragedy; The Bishopgate Jewel Case; The Case of the Farintosh Fancy; the Case of the Two Coptic Patriarchs; Caithness Castle Business; The Case of the Ancient British Barrow; Colonel Carruthers Plays Cards; The Forsythe Request; The Matter of the Fake Heliograph; Mr. James Phillimore's Umbrella; Murder Least Foul // "His second collection of hitherto-unreported cases hidden away by Dr. Watson. David notes that he has said several times that he would 'never demean the Canon by insinuating a pastiche into commerce,' adding unapologetically that he has found it to be great fun, and so it is."

2531. ———. Yonder in the gaslight. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

2532. Harmidarow, Walter J. The final solution. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2533. Haskell, Owen. Sherlock Holmes and the Fall River Tragedy. 1st ed. North Providence, R.I: Lazarus Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2534. Hasler, Martin K. 5 Neue Sherlock Holmes Stories. Triesen, Furstentum, Liechtenstein: the author, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 //

2535. Hastie, Edmund, and H. R. F. Keating. Sherlock Holmes and the disappearing prince and other stories. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2536. Healey, Tim, and Friends of Dr. Watson. A trifling affair, (Friends' pastiche). Surrey, England: Friends of Dr Watson, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2537. Henry, O., and Mattias Boström. Shamrock Jolnes äventyr. First ed, (CDM-biblioteket, 11). Falkenberg: Per Olaisen förlag, Psilander grafiska, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Översättning från engelska av valda noveller. Translation by Mattias Boström. //

2538. Herbert, Paul D. The adventure of the missing easel. Milford, Ohio: P.D. Herbert, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2539. Heusinger, Paul E. The Secret Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Centennial, CO: Lifevest, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2540. Hjortsberg, William. Nevermore. 1st ed. New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94009928 // "In his first novel since the classic Falling Angel, William Hjortsberg returns to the labyrinthine world of mystery and horrific murder he has made uniquely his own." "Set in 1920s New York City, at the dawn of the Jazz Age, Nevermore opens with the shocking discovery of a brutal double murder in a Hell's Kitchen tenement. The seemingly random attack baffles the police, but as the murder rate escalates, each new crime more grotesque and elaborate than the last, a shocking pattern takes shape. From the bloodcurdling screams of a one-eyed cat atop a decomposing corpse to a bottle- blond floating in the Hudson River, the unknown killer meticulously recreates grisly scenes out of the pages of Edgar Allan Poe's fiction - crimes that until now existed only in the famed author's macabre imagination.". "Meanwhile, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the brilliant creator of Sherlock Holmes, while touring America to promote the Spiritualism in which he passionately believes, finds himself plagued by visits from Poe's ghost. His unlikely friend Harry Houdini, the world-renowned magician (who takes personal and professional pleasure in debunking mediums - all the while secretly yearning for contact with the beloved soul of his deceased mother), may in fact be the murderer's true target. Both men fall under the spell of Opal Crosby Fletcher, a beautiful and seductive high-society clairvoyant. Convinced she is the reincarnation of Isis, the ancient Egyptian fertility goddess, she truly appears to have the startling ability to contact inhabitants of the spirit world. Opal knows entirely too much about the nature of the crimes, and she haunts Houdini's dreams in ways that are not entirely spiritual.". "As the noose tightens around Houdini, he is bound together with Sir Arthur and Opal in a thrilling knot of maniacal terror. Forces beyond their comprehension conspire to destroy all three, sweeping them into a bloody vortex of vengeance, madness, and death."--Book jacket

2541. ———. Nevermore. London: Orion, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2542. ———. Nevermore. New York: St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "The novel brings Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini to New York in 1923, where they are involved with Opal Crosby Fletcher (a provocative and beautiful medium) and a mysterious serial killer (who copies murders described in Edgar Allan Poe's stories, and whose targets include Conan Doyle and Houdini)."

2543. Hoch, Edward D. The adventure of the cipher in the sand. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York (129 W. 56th St., New York 10019): Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002522891 //

2544. ———. D:r Hawthornes sällsamma mysterier åtta kriminalnoveller. Bromma: Mälaröbörsen, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99206912 //

2545. Hornung, E. W. The collected Raffles stories. Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 1996.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 20 cm. The amateur cracksman -- The black mask -- A thief in the night. Includes bibliographical references (p. [xxiii]). Introduced by Clive Bloom. //

2546. ———. The A.J. Raffles omnibus. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 29 cm. The amateur cracksman -- The black mask -- Raffles, the amateur cracksman : a play in four acts -- A thief in the night -- Mr. Justice Raffles -- The "game of life" : how Raffles and Hornung played the match : an introduction / by Kurt Kausler. //

2547. ———. La máscara negra : nuevas aventuras de Raffles, el ladrón de guante blanco, (Colección Estrella.; Serie Misterio. Raffles). Barcelona: Ediciones Abraxas, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Título original: The black mask. //

2548. ———. Ladrón de guante blanco, (Colección Estrella.; Serie Aventuras. Raffles). Barcelona: Ediciones Abraxas, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Título original: The amateur craksman. //

2549. ———. Mr. Justice Raffles, (Kessinger Publishing's rare reprints). [Kila, Mont.]: Kessinger Pub., 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

2550. ———. Mr. Justice Raffles. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Fredonia Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "Reprinted from the 1909 edition"--T.p. verso. //

2551. ———. Raffles : further adventures of the amateur cracksman. 1st ed. Fairfield, IA: 1st World Library, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. No sinecure -- A jubilee present -- The fate of Faustina -- The last laugh -- To catch a thief -- An old flame -- The wrong house -- The knees of the gods. //

2552. ———. Raffles : the amateur cracksman, (Crime classics). London: Atlantic, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Afterword by Robert Giddings. //

2553. ———. Raffles, the amateur cracksman. Ware: Wordsworth, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2554. ———. A thief in the night : a book of Raffles' adventures. Fairfield, IA: 1st World Library, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

2555. Hornung, E. W., and Richard Lancelyn Green. Raffles, the amateur cracksman, (Penguin classics). London: Penguin, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: London : Methuen, 1899. Includes bibliographical references. Edited with an introduction and notes by Richard Lancelyn Green. Scuttlebutt Feb 2004. // "Richard's introduction includes discussion of the stories literary context, and the relationship between Raffles and Holmes."

2556. Hornung, E. W., and Francis Lacassin. Raffles, cambrioleur amateur / Uniform Title: Amateur cracksman. French. [Paris]: Omnibus, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Un cambrioleur amateur -- Le masque noir -- Le voleur de nuit -- Raffles le justicier. Traduction de: The amateur cracksman, The black mask, A thief in the night, Mr Justice Raffles. Présentation de Francis Lacassin. //

2557. Hornung, E. W., and Eugene W. Presbrey. Raffles : the amateur cracksman : a play in four acts. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Based on Hornung's novel with the same title. //

2558. Hosier, Sydney. Elementary, Mrs. Hudson. New York: Avon Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1996 // "Introducing Emma Hudson, the other sleuth of Baker Street:

called in by old friend Vi Warner, who believes her employer has been murdered, a diligent Mrs. Hudson begins an investigation of the snobby upper-crust St. Clair family and uncovers evidence of a second murder."

2559. ———. The game's afoot, Mrs. Hudson. New York: Avon Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1998 //

2560. ———. Kein Fall für Mr. Holmes. [Düsseldorf]: Econ-Taschenbuch-Verl., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2561. Hunter, Greg, R. Michael Palan, Catherine Hernandez, and Marjorie Weinman Sharmat. Nate the Great: ideas and activities. Palos Verdes Estates, CA: Frank Schaffer Publications, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- occasional Sherlockian artwork by R. Michael Palan //

2562. Izban, Donald B., and Paul Churchill. The Baker Street dozen : Sherlockian exercises how to be and stay fit at any age. Shelburne, Ont., Canada, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2563. Jaffee, Mary L. Have a Little Patience: the singular adventures of an independent girl. Oceanside, CA: Vincent Brosnan, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1995 // Mary L. Jaffee's amusing poetic tribute to Patience Moran, with excellent illustrations by Debra McWilliams, in a 24-page pamphlet

2564. Jakubowski, Maxim. Crime yellow. London: Victor Gollancz, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2565. Janda, Anita. The secret diary of Dr Watson death at the Reichenbach Fall. London: Allison & Busby, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2566. Jannedal, Lars, Kaj Stenman, and Mattias Boström. Den löse skägghandlaren : nya fynd bland manuskript författade av Dr John H. Watson rörande hans upplevelser tillsammans med Mr Sherlock Holmes, Mungo- serien, 1;. Växjö: P. Olaisen, Chapmansskolans tr., 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uppl. om 221 numr. ex. Originaluppl. 1994. med illustrationer av Kaj Stenman och ett förord av Mattias Boström. //

2567. Jensen, Jens Byskov, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Hugo's Companions of Chicago (Organization). The outer rail, or, On trial for murder, but where. Chicago: Hugo's Companions, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. [22]) //

2568. Johnson, Roger, and Chelmsford Theatre Workshop. The great detective the private life of Sherlock Holmes. Chelmsford England: Pyewacket Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2569. Jozsa, Magda. Sherlock Holmes on the wild frontier. North Charleston, SC: BookSurge, LLC, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005920346 // Retained by Sir Eustace Plymouth to find his missing son, Holmes and Watson travel to the Colorado where they find the elusive heir and his new American wife. Getting the young couple home, past desperados and gold-crazed gunslingers proves more difficult than finding them

2570. Kaye, Marvin. The Game is afoot: parodies, pastiches and ponderings of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93044057. Contents: In the Island of Uffa / Poul Anderson; Sherlock Holmes Umpires Baseball; The Mystery of Pinkham's Diamond Study / John Kendrick Bangs; From the Diary of Sherlock Holmes / Maurice Baring; The Adventure of the Two Collaborators / James Barrie; How Holmes Came to Play the Violin / Jacques Barzun; The Gibraltar Letter / Sam Benady; Sherlock Holmes in Oz

/ Ruth Berman; The Dynamics of an Asteroid / Robert Block; The Adventure of the Bogle-Wolf / Anthony Boucher; The Strange Case of the Tongue-Tied Tenor / Carole Bugge; The Adventure of the Conk-Singleton Papers / John Dickson Carr; The Unmasking of Sherlock Holmes / Arthur Chapman; The Adventure of the Circular Room / August Derleth; The Field Bazaar / Arthur Conan Doyle; The Sinister Cheesecake / Craig Shaw Gardner; The Singular Adventure of the Unexpected Doorscraper / Kenneth Grahme; The Stolen Cigar Case / Bret Hart; The Enchanted Garden / H. F. Heard; The Theft of the Persian Slipper / Edward D. Hoch; The Problem of the Purple Maculas / James C. Iraldi; The Succored Beauty / William B. Kahn; The Histrionic Holmes / Marvin Kaye; The Adventure of the Missing Countess / Jon Koons; An Irreducible Detective Story / Stephen Leacock; the Umbrosa Burglary / R. C. Lehmann; The Moriarty Gambit / Fritz Lieber; A La Sherlock Holmes / Charles Loomis; The Sign of the '400' / R. K. Munkittrick; The Adventures of Shamrock Jones / O'Henry; The Adventure of the Marked Man / Stuart Palmer; Sherlock Holmes and the Drood Mystery / Edmund Pearson; Journal of a Shurka Physician / Daniel M. Pinkwater; Mrs. Hudson Speaks / ZaSu Pitts; The Really Final Solution / Nick Pollota; Daydream / Basil Rathbone; The Strange Case of the Megatherium Thefts / S. C. Roberts; Our American Cousins / Roberta Rogow; The Tibetan Adventures of Sherlock Holmes / Amanda Russell; The Murder of Conan Doyle / Ray Russell; The Adventure of the Death-Fetch / Darrell Schweitzer; The Dilemma of the Distressed Savoyard / Crighton Sellars; The Adventure of the Second Swag / Luke Sharp; The Adventure of the Unique Hamlet / Vincent Starrett; Sussex Interview / P. M. Stone; The Struldbrugg Reaction / John Sutherland; Bur Our Hero Was Not Dead / Manly Wade Wellman; The Adventure of the Clothes-line / Carolyn Wells; A Letter From Mycroft Holmes / Jon White //

2571. ———. The resurrected Holmes: new cases from the notes of John H. Watson, M.D. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95041626. Contents: The Adventure of the Amateur Mendicant Society / John Gregory Betancourt; The Madness of Colonel Warburton; Holmes and the Loss of the British Barque Sophy Anderson / Peter Cannon; The Adventure of the Cripple Parade (The Singular Affair of the Aluminum Crutch) / William L. DeAndrea; The Politician, the Lighthouse, and the Trained Cormorant / Craig Shaw Gardner; The Manor House Case / Edward D. Hoch; The Repulsive Story of the Red Leech / Morgan Llywelyn; The Adventure of the Boulevard Assassin / Richard A. Lupoff; Victor Lynch the Forger / Terry McGarry; Mrs. Vamberry Takes a Trip (Vamberry the Wine Merchant) / Mike Resnick; The Adventure of Ricoletti of the Club Foot (and his abominable wife) / Roberta Rogow; Sherlock Holmes, Dragon Slayer (The Singular Adventures of the Grice Patersons in the Island of Uffa) / Darrell Schweitzer; The Case of the Notorious Canary Trainer / Henry Slesar; The Gian Rat of Sumatra / Paula Volsky // "Kaye has posed his authors a double problem: to write a Sherlock Holmes story, and to write it in the style of yet another author. And the results are intriguing: the authors pastiched vary widely, and are as unusual as Jack Kerouac and H. P. Lovecraft and J. Thorne Smith (and I wonder uneasily how many of us there still are who fondly remember Smith's racy novels). You won't find the styles of Watson or Conan Doyle in this anthology, but there's fun to be had reading the stories."

2572. Keane, David. The case of the haunted toolshed. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock). New York: HarperCollins, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005014898 // A super-sleuth fourth grader solves the case of a neighbor's haunted toolshed

2573. ———. The case of the mysterious dog poop. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock). New York: HarperCollins, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005014899 // A super-sleuth fourth grader solves the case of mysterious dog poop on his neighbor's front lawn

2574. ———. The headless mummy. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock). New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006029866 // Super-sleuth fourth-grader Sherlock must solve the mystery of the missing head of a mummy from the town's Egyptian museum

2575. ———. The vanishing monkey-eye diamond. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock). New York: HarperCollins, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006000556 // During a neighbor's chaotic wedding day, a super-sleuth fourth grader solves the case when the wedding ring goes missing

2576. Keating, H. R. F. The justice boy. 1st separate ed. Norfolk, Va: Crippen & Landru, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Prout has rescued a robin with a broken leg and is happy to see the bird apparently getting better, but one night discovers it "smashed" on the floor of the cage. The other fellows in his form decide to find out who killed the bird

2577. Kelly, Gerard M. The adventure of the black arrow, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2578. ———. The chamber of sorrow mystery, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2579. ———. The Mayfair strangler, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2580. ———. The mysterious death of the Kennington verger, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2581. ———. The mystery at the Golden Cockerel, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2582. Kent, Trilby. The irregular part III. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2583. Kilcup, Dan. Chinese Box Mysteries : Sherlock Holmes. Volume II. Chantilly, VA: Allen Wayne Limited, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Introduction -- The case of the wayward balloon -- The case of the family affair -- The case of the deserted ship -- The case of the warehouse rat -- The case of unbrotherly love -- The case of the gladstone bag -- The case of the wrong man -- The case of the ghost of Mackleton Castle. //

2584. ———. Chinese box mysteries: Sherlock Holmes. Springfield, VA: Allen Wayne Limited, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96060634. Contents: The Devil to Pay; The Mystery of the Chinese Box; One Last Case; Time Study //

2585. King, C. Daly. The complete curious Mr. Tarrant, (Crippen & Landru lost classics). Norfolk, VA: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 24 cm. The episode of the codex' curse -- The episode of the tangible illusion -- The episode of the nail and the requiem -- The episode of "Torment IV" -- The episode of the headless horrors -- The episode of the vanishing harp -- The episode of the man with three eyes -- The episode of the final bargain -- The episode of the little girl who wasn't there -- The episode of the sinister invention -- The episode of the absent fish -- The episode of the perilous talisman. The first eight stories were originally published in London by Collins Crime Club in 1935 under the title The curious Mr. Tarrant. Introduction by Edward D. Hoch. Scuttlebutt Dec 2003. // "Offers a collection of stories published in 1935, and additional uncollected stories, one being 'The Episode of the Sinister Inventor' (a Tarrant tale written in Watsonian style, reprinted from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Dec. 1946)."

2586. Kisch, Robert Albert. Sherlock Holmes some unpublished cases. [Leicester, England]: [Institution of Diagnostic Engineers], 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The "S.S. Friesland" -- The Dalkeith death -- The tinker's blowlamp -- The income tax inspector -- The perfect counterfeit -- The Scottish strongbox -- Of Brooklands and bees -- The Gutenberg mystery //

2587. Klinger, Leslie S. The Adventure of the Wooden Box. 1st separate ed, (The Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 1999.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001281328 //

2588. Knight, Amanda J. A. The unexpected adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: No rats need apply -- Sherlock Holmes meets Atropos -- The singular case of the Farquhar ruby //

2589. Knox, E. V. Me, or the strange epsisode of the reincarnated Greek. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2590. Koch, Hugo. The adventure of the American violinist. S.l: s.n., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2591. Landrum, Graham. The Rotary Club murder mystery. New York: St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jun 1996 // "There are two Sherlockian chapters ('The Baker Street Irregulars' and 'Second Meeting of the Baker Street Irregulars'), and there was a hardback edition from St. Martin's in 1993."

2592. Leacock, Stephen, and Daniel Handler. Nonsense novels. New York: New York Review Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Originally published: London : John Lane, 1911. With new introduction by Daniel Handler. Scuttlebutt May 2005. // "Stephen Leacock's parody 'Maddened by Mystery; or, The Defective Detective' was first published in...1911."

2593. Leblanc, Maurice. Arsène Lupin contre Herlock Sholmes, (Lectures CLE en français facile). [Paris]: CLE International, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. "1000 Mots". Adpate en francais facile par Brigitte Faucard-Martinez. //

2594. Lellenberg, Jon L. Knowledge of the occult -- immense. Arlington, Va: Dispatch-Box Press, 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2595. ———. Nova 57 minor the waxing and waning of the sixty-first adventure of Sherlock Holmes, (Occasional paper of The Dispatch-Box Press). Alexandria, Va: Dispatch-Box Press, 1978. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C12000. Includes bibliographical references (p. 24-28) // The history of Arthur Whitaker's pastiche, "The Man Who Was Wanted," originally attributed to Doyle; with a chronological bibliography of items about the story

2596. ———. Sherlock Holmes in parody and pastiche an oral essay, (Occasional paper of The Dispatch-Box Press). Alexandria, Va: The Dispatch-Box Press, 1978. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C21307 //

2597. Lellenberg, Jon L., and Arthur Whitaker. Nova 57 minor the waxing and waning of the sixty-first adventure of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Bloomington, Ind: Gaslight Publications, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89080834. Citations: De Waal C12002. Includes bibliographical references (p. 103-104) and index //

2598. Lescroart, John T. Son of Holmes. New York: New American Library, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: New York : Donald I. Fine, c1986. Scuttlebutt Aug 2003. // "Sherlockian only for occasional references to the parentage and inherited abilities of the protagonist: Auguste Lupa (a large man who is partial to yellow shirts, beer, and gourmet meals)."

2599. ———. Son of Holmes & Rasputin's revenge : the early works of John T. Lescroart. New York: D.I. Fine, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

2600. Lima, Joel. Sherlock Holmes and the mysterious card. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2601. Lofficier, Jean-Marc, Randy Lofficier, and Matthew Baugh. The vampires of Paris : stories. Encino, CA: Black Coat Press, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Jean-Marc & Randy Lofficier ; cover by Alan Weiss. ill. ; 23 cm. Tales of the shadowmen ; v. 5. Death of a shadowman -- The Tarot of the shadowmen / Michelle Bigot -- The Way of the Crane / Matthew Baugh -- Iron and bronze / Christopher Paul Carey & Win Scott Eckert -- Tros must be crazy! / G.L. Gick -- May the ground not consume thee / Micah Harris -- The knave of diamonds / Tom Kane - - Perils over Paris / Lovern Kindzierski -- All predators great and small / Rick Lai -- The heart of a man / Roman Leary -- A matter without gravity / Alain le Bussy -- Madame Atomos' holidays / Jean-Marc Lofficier - - The English gentleman's ball / Randy Lofficier -- The most exciting game / Xavier Mauméjean -- A root that beareth gall and worms / Jess Nevins -- The dynamics of an asteroid / John Peel -- The smoking mirror / Frank Schildiner -- The Milkman Cometh / Stuart Shiffman -- The Jade Buddha / David L. Vineyard -- The vampire in Paris / Brian Stableford. // An anthology of pastiches featuring legendary heroes and villains of literary history, including Arsène Lupin, Professor Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes, Monsieur Lecoq.

2602. Lovesey, Peter, Dick Francis, Carol Heyer, Detection Club, and Len Deighton. The verdict of us all: stories by the Detection Club for H.R.F. Keating. 1st ed. Norfolk, Va: Crippen & Landru, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2603. Lumb, Tony. Sherlock Holmes and the case of the Featherstone policeman. Featherstone: Briton Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2604. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Study of Death. Featherstone [England]: Briton Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Tony Lumb's third pastiche about Holmes' adventures in Yorkshire (where Tony lives, so he handles the local color well indeed); it's a locked-room murder mystery."

2605. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the white lady of Featherstone. Featherstone [England]: Briton Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2606. Mack, Tracy, and Michael Citrin. The fall of the Amazing Zalindas. 1st ed, (Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars). New York: Orchard Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005034000 // The ragamuffin boys known as the Baker Street Irregulars help Sherlock Holmes solve the mysterious deaths of a family of circus tightrope walkers

2607. Maclaren, Angus, and David L. Hammer. My dear Watson: being the annals of Sherlock Holmes. Dubuque, IA: Gasogene Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95116229. Contents: A Matter of Murder in Hampstead; A Matter of Royal Honour; The Matter of the Assassination League; The Matter of the Cashiered Colonel; The Matter of the Dangerously Generous Benefactor; The Matter of the Furnival Curse; The Matter of the Pigeons- Blood Ruby; The Matter of the Poisoned Bridegroom; The Matter of the Royal Varietal; The Matter of the Solitary Cellist; The Matter of the Sudden Death of Cardinal Tosca; The Matter of the Superfluous Stamp; The Matter of the Vatican Cameos //

2608. Maguire, Eddie. A Death at the Cricket: a Sherlock Holmes adventure. Bridgwater: Big House Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1996 // "Follows in the footsteps of last year's The Irish Professor. The new pastiche takes Holmes and Watson to Sussex for a cricket match and a murder mystery."

2609. ———. The Irish Professor. Bridgwater: Big House Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 // "A pleasant pastiche that takes Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to County Sligo and an encounter with the Gore-Booths in 1897 (well before the time of Sir Paul of

S'ian fame)."

2610. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the secret mission. London: Irregular Special Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2611. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the secret mission. Large type ed. Preston: Dales Large Print Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2612. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Tandridge Hall murder and other stories. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2613. ———. The Strange affair at Glastonbury a Sherlock Holmes adventure, (Charles Merriman monographs). Bridgewater, Somerset, UK: Big House Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Eddie Maguire's fourth pastiche. Holmes and Watson are in Somerset, where a series of apparent practical jokes conceal a far more serious mystery."

2614. ———. A Voice from the Ether. Bridgwater: Big House Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt May 1998 // "Eddie Maguire's third pastiche; an Edison phonograph presents a mystery to Sherlock Holmes in 1891, and he solves it in Essex."

2615. Martin, Eduard. The Lost Adventures of Sherlock Holmes : from the secret diaries of Dr. Watson. Praha: Pragma, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. //

2616. Martin, Les. Young Indiana Jones and the Titanic adventure, (Young Indiana Jones books). New York: Random House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93009785. Scuttlebutt July 1995 // In 1912, Indy has hair- raising adventures with German saboteurs, Irish revolutionaries, and a fortune hunter aboard the ill-fated Titanic, and meets Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

2617. McGinley, E. W., and Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse. The adventure of the elusive eagle: being an ephemeral Sherlock Holmes pastiche written for the amusement of the members of the Mycroft Holmes Society of Syracuse, New York. Fayetteville, NY: Mycroft Holmes Society Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2618. Michaels, Barbara. Duch rodziny bellów, (Pod róza). Warszawa: Prószynski i S-ka, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Translation of: Other worlds. Malgorzata Tkaczyk. / Uniform Title: Other worlds. Polish // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2619. ———. Other Worlds. Large type ed. Bath: Windsor, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Publisher's no. AB9296. // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2620. ———. Other Worlds. [S.l.]: MPM Manor, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2621. ———. Other Worlds. 1st ed. New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, 1999.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2622. ———. Other Worlds. Large type ed. Thorndike, Me.: G.K. Hall, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2623. ———. Other Worlds. New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "Harper Choice." // A conference of specialists on the occult is convened to analyze two 19th century ghost hauntings, one in Tennessee, the other in Connecticut. Attended by such experts as Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the conference attempts to arrive at an explanation. By the author of The Dancing Floor.

2624. Milligan, Spike. The Hound of the Baskervilles according to Spike Milligan. Special 80th birthday ed. London: Virgin, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt May 1998 // "Milligan has some familiarity with the story, having played a Policeman in the Peter Cook/Dudley Moore film 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' (1978); he also has played Sherlock Holmes in a skit broadcast in the BBC-TV 'Q' series."

2625. ———. The Hound of the Baskervilles according to Spike Milligan. London: Virgin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Milligan has some familiarity with the story, having played a Policeman in the Peter Cook/Dudley Moore film 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' (1978); he also has played Sherlock Holmes in a skit broadcast in the BBC-TV 'Q' series."

2626. Milne, A. A. Il mistero di Casa Rossa, (Il giallo economico classico, 171). Roma: Compagnia del Giallo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Italian. The Red House Mystery //

2627. ———. The Red House mystery. Mineola, N.Y.: Dover Publications, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1999 // "Two of the characters assume the roles of Holmes and Watson to solve the mystery."

2628. Mitchell, Basil, and Frederic Arnold Kummer. The adventures of Shirley Holmes. Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-201). Contents: The Holmses of Baker Street, by Basil Mitchell -- The adventure of the queen bee, adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer from the play by Basil Mitchell -- The Canterbury Cathedral murder, by Frederic Arnold Kummer and Basil Mitchell //

2629. Monahan, Eric. Disjecta membra including the new adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Holmes under the lens. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references and index //

2630. ———. The great fires of London and the darlington substitution scandal two new adventures of Sherlock Holmes / by Eric Monahan. Devon: Eric Monahan, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2631. ———. The Isadora Persano affair and the swan upping adventure two new Sherlock Holmes stories. Devon, England: Eric Monahan, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: Swan upping adventure //

2632. ———. Sherlock Holmes right and wrong three new adventures of the world's first consulting detective. Devon,

England: Eric Monahan, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Mystery of "the violet garside" -- The Case of the missing miniatures - - Sherlock Holmes's worst case //

2633. ———. The triumphs of Sherlock Holmes three new cases. Devon, England: E. Monahan, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The little problem of the Grosvenor Square furniture van -- The case of the illiterate author -- The haunting of Martynside Hall //

2634. Monfredo, Miriam Grace, and Sharan Newman. Crime through time II. Berkley Prime Crime ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: Murder one / Walter Satterthwait -- The Etruscan house / John Maddox Roberts -- Domesday Deferred / Edward Marston -- The movable city / Edward D. Hoch -- The case of the Santo Niño / Anne Perry -- Anna and the mirror / Dianne Day -- Mizu-age / Laura Joh Rowland -- A scientific education / Nancy Kress -- A mule named Sal / Miriam Grace Monfredo -- Sense and sensuality / Robert Barnard -- The high constable and the Rochester rappers / Maan Meyers -- The ballad of Gentleman Jem / Gillian Linscott -- The hungry ghost of Panamint / William F. Wu -- The promised land / Sharan Newman -- Mesmerizing Bertie / Carole Nelson Douglas -- A man of my stature / Jan Burke -- Fearful / Sarah Smith -- Unsinkable / Elizabeth Foxwell -- Dorothy past and present / Michael Coney. //

2635. Moreton, Douglas. The papers in the case. London: Cadds Printing Ltd., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "Offers five pastiches (one of them a short puzzle in logic and geometry, and another a discussion of the Jack the Ripper mystery)."

2636. Moreton, Douglas, and Arthur Douglas. "After you Holmes--": four pastiches. Romford: Ian Henry, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2637. ———. The unrelated adventures of Clewlow Holmes. London: Cadds Printing, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2638. Morlock, Frank J. Sherlock Holmes the Grand Horizontals. Encino, CA: Black Coat Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Grand Horizontals -- The adventure of Merlin's tomb -- The adventure of the Mulberry Street Irregular -- The man who fell from heaven -- Clash of the vampires -- The silent treatment -- The curious circumstance of the maid's mustache //

2639. Mulligan, Hugh A. A Christmas to forget at 221B. 1st ed. Frederick, MD: Hilliard Harris Pub., 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

2640. Neblett, William. Sherlock's logic. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bibliography: p. 289-290; Scuttlebutt Sept. 1998 // "Holmes' grandson attempts to solve a murder mystery in the first third of the book, with the rest of the book devoted to an exposition of elementary logic."

2641. Nicholson, Marjorie, ed. Tolerance vs intolerance. London: FOREST, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "A 28-pamphlet published in 1995 by FOREST [The Freedom Organisation for the Right to Enjoy Smoking Tobacco]; it's a collection of stories favoring smoking, and one of them is Guy N. Smith's 'The Adventure of the Dark Shag' (with Sherman Hulme, Dr. Wilson, and Professor Morrissey)."

2642. Nicodème, Béatrice. Wiggins et la ligne chocolat, (Souris noire). Paris: Syros jeunesse, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. //

2643. ———. Wiggins et le perroquet muet, (Souris noire). Paris: Syros jeunesse, Bussière camedan impr., 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 17 cm. //

2644. ———. Wiggins et Sherlock contre Napoleon, (Vertige. Policier.; Hachette jeunesse). Paris: Hachette jeunesse,

2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

2645. Nicodeme, Beatrice, and Hervé Blondon. Un rival pour Sherlock Holmes, (Hachette jeunesse). Paris: Hachette, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Illustrations d'Hervé Blondon. //

2646. Nicolls, Barb. The adventures of Kirsten Downey. 1st ed. New Castle, Penn: Peace Makers, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95193176; Scuttlebutt June 1995 // "Is a collection of twelve stories set in the 1890s, about a young American woman who becomes a detective, and in one story winds up meeting Sherlock Holmes. The stories have many echoes from the Canon (and considerable borrowed dialogue), and some nicely appropriate period illustrations..."

2647. Nolan, William F. Down the long night, (Five Star first edition mystery series). Unity, ME: Five Star, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Pirate's moon -- Death drag -- The most exciting night of his life -- The beast of Bubble City -- A good day -- Fyodor's Law -- Die, clown, die! -- I'll get away with it -- Hi, Mom! -- Silk and fire -- Once upon a time -- Down the long night. With an introduction by Ed Gorman. Scuttlebutt Jul 2001. // "A collection of his short stories, including 'Sungrab' (which was first published in 1980 in After the Fall, a paperback anthology edited by Robert Sheckley; Mars-based private eye Sam Space, aided by robots named Holmes and Watson, pursues a new manifestation of the Baskerville curse."

2648. Nolane, Richard D., and Olivier Roman. Harry Dickson, le Sherlock Holmes américain, (Preuve par 4). Toulon: Soleil, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly ill. ; 33 cm. L'île des possédés -- Le démon de Whitechapel -- Les amis de l'enfer -- L'ombre de Blackfield. Title on cover: Harry Dickson. Pastiche of Sherlock Holmes. scénario, Nolane ; dessins, Roman. //

2649. Nordberg, Nils. The adventure of the thin man. Denmark, Copenhagen: TTG Press for the Kings of Scandinavia. distributed through Antikvariat Pinkerton, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2650. Nye, Edwin R., and Bruce B. Mahalski. The adventure of the teddy bear's ribbon and other tales. Dunedin, N.Z: Halvon Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the teddy bear's ribbon -- The invisible man -- The adventure of the giant rat of Sumatra -- The mystery of the rotating cucumber -- The society of doves -- The missing torque -- The mystery of the bell that did not ring -- The mystery of the white stick -- The financial consultant -- The benevolent society -- The strange case of Mrs. Collins //

2651. Oatley, Keith. The case of Emily V. London: Secker & Warburg, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2652. O'Connor, J. Regis. The sacred seal. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: The Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2653. Osawa, Arimasa. Basukabiru-ke no inu, (Kodansha bunko). Tokyo: Kodansha, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Fiction./ Published in 2002 under title: Osawa Arimasa no Basukabiru-ke no inu./ Based on: The hound of the Baskervilles / Arthur Conan Doyle. //

2654. Paxton, Bill, and Kerstin Paxton. The hidden adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Independence, MO: Omnibus Enterprises, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2655. ———. The hidden adventures of Sherlock Holmes II. Independence, MO: Omnibus Enterprises, 2001.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The mysterious key -- The stolen treasure of the Knights of Malta -- Wart's dilemma //

2656. Peel, John. Evolution. London: Virgin Publishing, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb. 1995 //

2657. Pleasant Places of Florida (Holmes Beach, FL). The adventure of the glorious Scot another exciting Sherlockian round-robin pastiche. Holmes Beach, Fla.: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2658. ———. A Case of Hide 'N' Tea. Holmes Beach, Fla.: Pleasant Places of Florida, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2659. Pleasant Places of Florida (Palm Harbor, FL). The Adventure of the Yule Lantern. Palm Harbor, FL: The Pleasant Places of Florida, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "The Pleasant Places of Florida are continuing their tradition of publishing round-robin pastiches."

2660. Randall, Warren, and Laurie Manifold. And to think that I saw it on Mulbaker Street. South Setauket, N.Y: Prescott's Press, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // If Wiggins, the BSI "lieutenant" who led Holmes's band of street Arabs, had decided to enliven his report as did the young boy of Dr. Seuss's poem, Wiggins might have created this report after sighting a horse pulling a hansom on Mulbaker Street.

2661. Razzi, Jim, Mary Razzi, Ted Enik, and Marie-Andrée Clermont. Les enquêtes mystérieuses de Sherloque Fin- museau, détective, tome 1, (Série Détectives-amateurs). Montréal: Éditions Héritage, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Translation of: The Sherluck-Bones mystery detective, Book 1. Juvenile paraody of Sherlock Holmes. par Jim et Mary Razzi ; illustrations, Ted Enik ; traduit de l'anglais par Marie-Andrée Clermont. //

2662. Reaves, Michael, and John Pelan. Shadows over Baker Street. 1st ed. New York: Ballantine Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003283550 // Contents: A Case of Royal Blood / Steven Elliot Altman; Tiger! Tiger! / Elizabeth Bear; The Curious Case of Miss Violet Stone / Poppy Z. Brite and David Ferguson; Nightmare in Wax / Simon Clark; The Mystery of the Hanged Man's Puzzle / Paul Finch; A Study in Emerald / Neil Gaiman; The Adventure of the Antiquarian's Niece / Barbara Hambly; The Drowned Geologist / Caitlin R. Kiernan; The Horror of the Many Faces / Tim Lebbon; The Weeping Masks / James Lowder; The Adventure of the Voorish Sign / Richard A. Lupoff; The Adventure of the Exham Priory / F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre; The Mystery of the Worm / John Pelan; The Case of the Wavy Black Dagger / Steve Perry; The Adventure of the Arab's Manuscript / Michael Reaves; Art in the Blood / Brian Stableford; A Case of Insomnia / John P. Vourlis; Death Did Not Become Him / Derek Niall Wilson and Patricia Lee Macomber

2663. ———. Shadows over Baker Street. 1st Trade Paperback ed. New York: Ballantine Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004111418 //

2664. Reboux, Paul, Charles Muller, and Olivier Barrot. À la manière de ... : Tolstoï, Lamartine, Anna de Noailles, Baudelaire, Mistral, Loti, Gyp, Maeterlinck, Jammes, Barrès, Heredia, Tristan Bernard, Conan Doyle, Shakespeare, Racine, D'Annunzio, Chateaubriand, Déroulède, Henry Bordeaux, H. Bataille, G. Lenotre, Mallarmé, André de Lorde, Péguy, Verlaine, Bernstein, Morand, La Fontaine, J.H. Fabre, Proust, Dr Mardrus, Buffon, Hugo, Giraudoux, Radiguet, L. Daudet, Comtesse de Ségur, Roussel, (Les cahiers rouges). Paris: Grasset, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Includes biographical information on some of the lesser-known authors parodied. Reboux, Muller ; présentation et choix par Olivier Barrot. //

2665. Reed, Kevin J. The Adventures of Cockroach Bones. San Pedro and Lomita: The Tiger's Paw, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Parodies of the stories of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

2666. Riccardi, Theodore. The oriental casebook of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: Random House, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002036947. Contents: The Case of Anton Furer; The Case of the French Savant; The Case of Hodgson's Ghost; The Case of the Viceroy's Assistant; An Envoy to Lhasa; The Giant Rat of Sumatra; Murder in the Thieves' Bazaar; The Mystery of Jaisalmer; A Singular Affair at Trincomalee // Filling the gap between the 1891 event at Reichenbach Falls and Holmes' reappearance in 1894, the volume relates Holmes' experiences as he wandered through Asia, confronting British imperialism, the tsarist agent Dorjiloff, the mysterious Captain Fantome and the Giant Rat of Sumatra

2667. Roberts, Lora, and Pati Sullivan. The affair of the incognito tenant: a mystery with Sherlock Holmes. Palo Alto, Calif, McKinleyville, Calif: Perseverance Press/John Daniel & Co, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003010113; Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "Charlotte Dodson, housekeeper at an estate in Sussex, discovers that her tenant, a Mr. Sigerson, is of significant assistance in solving a mystery."

2668. Robinson, Ian. Rupert Annual. London(?): Pedigree Books Limited, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "...in which Rupert time-travels to join Sherlock Holmes in the fight against Victorian crime in London...."

2669. Ross, Scott. Sherlock Hound and the case of the foul smell from the case files of Dr. Bulldog Watson. Morris Plains, New Jersey: Unicorn Publishing House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2670. ———. Sherlock Hound and the case of the mysterious missing pumpkin from the case files of Dr. Bulldog Watson. Morris Plains, New Jersey: Unicorn Publishing House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2671. Ruber, Peter A., George A. Vanderburgh, and Vincent Starrett. 75th anniversary souvenir of the publication of Vincent Starrett's "The Adventure of the unique Hamlet". [S.l.: s.n.];, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- facsim., port. ; 22 cm. "Privately printed at Christmas 1995 for the friends of Peter Ruber and George E. Vanderburgh." //

2672. Rubino, Jane. Knight errant: the singular adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Case of the Eccesntric Bequest; The Case of the Nortorious Practitioner; The Case of the Uncommon Necklace //

2673. Sarrantonio, Al. West Texas. Large type ed, (Thorndike Press large print western). Waterville, Me.: Thorndike Press, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. // Lt. Thomas Mullin, retired against his will but almost glad to be free of the searing dusty desert around Fort Davis. A hard life in a hard place for a black man in a white man's cavalry. The US Cavalry was glad to be rid of him, too .. until a US Senator's son disappears in the desert and someone realizes that Mullin was the best tracker around. Mullin quickly discovers that quite a few travelers and cowboys have recently disappeared without a trace in the exact same area. Here was a problem that no self- respecting reader of the Strand Magazine could ignore. No devotee as religious as Mullin could pass by a mystery as strange as this. Why, it would curl the hair of Sherlock Holmes himself

2674. ———. West Texas, (An Evans novel of the West). New York: M. Evans, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Sep 2001. // "The novel's a western, and a mystery, and interesting: Thomas Mullin is a black Civil War veteran, who's also an avid reader of the Sherlock Holmes stories (copies of The Strand Magazine mailed to him from New York), sent onto the high plains to find a senator's missing son, and Mullin has learned from what he has read."

2675. ———. West Texas. 1st Stealth ed. [Lancaster, PA]: Stealth Press, 2001.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "A high plains mystery"--Cover. //

2676. ———. West Texas. New York: Leisure Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. // Lt. Thomas Mullin may be retired from the U.S. Calvary, but he's still considered the best tracker around. So when a senator's son turns up missing, Mullin is the man calls upon to find him. It doesn't take long for Mullin to find that several travelers and cowboys have disappeared in the same area. As he investigates, Mullin finds himself pitted against a killer stranger that knows no boundaries.

2677. Scullion, Hugh S., Peter Rochford, and Arthur Douglas. The Fatal mistake. London: Cadds Printing Limited, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: Rising ransom //

2678. Shaberman, Raphael. In pursuit of Lewis Carroll. London: Greenwich Exchange, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt June 1995 // "Involves the author, in modern London, in conversation with Sherlock Holmes, discussing the life and work of the Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Shaberman notes that both Dodgson and Conan Doyle were members of the Society for Psychical Research in 1894, and he reprints an illustration drawn by Conan Doyle's father Charles Doyle for an imitation 'Alice in Wonderland' book published in 1877, but otherwise Sherlock Holmes is used only to help present the author's views...."

2679. Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman, Rosalind Weinman, and Marc Simont. Nate the Great and the pillowcase. New York: Delacorte Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92034405 // Nate the Great investigates the disappearance of a homemade pillowcase belonging to Rosamond's cat Big Hex

2680. Sharp, Allen. The case of the baffled policeman, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2681. ———. The case of the Buchanan curse, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2682. ———. The case of the Devil's hoofmarks, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2683. ———. The case of the frightened heiress, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2684. ———. The case of the gentle conspirators, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2685. ———. The case of the howling dog, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2686. ———. The case of the man who followed himself, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2687. ———. The case of the silent canary, (In the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes): Cambridge University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2688. ———. Il poliziotto misterioso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson. Milano: Mursia, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the baffled policeman. Italian. "L'autore è grato per l'indispensabile aiuto fornito dai frequenti riferimenti alle prime opere del defunto Sir Arthur Conan Doyle."/ "Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes." Scritto ed elaborato da Allen Sharp. //

2689. Sharp, Allen, and Maria Pia Janin. Il quadro scomparso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson, (Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes). [Milano]: Mursia, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the gentle conspirators. Italian. Translation of: The case of the gentle conspirators. At head of title:; Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes. [traduzione di Maria Pia Janin]. //

2690. ———. L'ereditiera impazzita : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson, (Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes). [Milano]: Mursia, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the frightened heiress. Italian. At head of title:; Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes. [traduzione di Maria Pia Janin]. //

2691. Sharp, Allen, and Guangrong Ji. Lan yi nü lang = The case of the frightened heiress. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the frightened heiress. Chinese //

2692. ———. Mo gui de gui yin = The case of the devil's hoofmarks. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the devil's hoofmarks. Chinese. //

2693. ———. Ya zei = The case of the gentle conspirators. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the gentle conspirators. Chinese. //

2694. Sharp, Allen, and Jackie Landreaux. L'Affaire des sabots du diable, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The Case of the devil's hoofmarks. français. Titre de couv. :"Les Sabots du diable". Trad. par Jackie Landreaux-Valabrègue. //

2695. ———. L'Affaire Mo Hort, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The Case of the baffled policeman. français. Trad. par Jackie Landreaux-Valabrègue. //

2696. ———. Les Nobles conspiratrices, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The Case of the gentle conspirators. français. trad. par Jackie Landreaux-Valabrègue. //

2697. Sharp, Allen, and Maria Elena Vaccarini. L'Uomo che inseguiva se stesso : un nuovo racconto di Sherlock Holmes basato sugli appunti e i documenti del dottor John H. Watson, (Sulle orme di Sherlock Holmes). [Milano]: Mursia, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the man who followed himself. Italian. Translation of: The case of the man who followed himself. [traduzione di Maria Elena Vaccarini]. //

2698. Sharp, Allen, and Sandrine Verspieren-Couprie. Poussière mortelle, (Bibliothèque verte). Paris: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The case of the Buchanan curse. français. Trad. de l'anglais par Sandrine Verspieren. //

2699. Sharp, Allen Ji Guangrong. Ming xin pian zhi mi = The case of the baffled policeman. Chu ban. ed, (Zhui zong Fu'ermosi). Taipei shi: Taiwan dong fang chu ban she, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Uniform Title: Case of the baffled policeman. Chinese. yuan zhu Allen Sharp ; yi zhe Ji Guangrong. //

2700. Sharp, Allen Rouard Philippe. L'ombre de Julius Baroncourt, (Bibliothèque verte). [Paris]: Hachette jeunesse, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., couv. ill. en coul. ; 18 cm. Uniform Title: The case of the man who followed himself. français. trad. par Philippe Rouard. //

2701. Shaw, Murray. An anatomy of two murders. s.l.: s.n., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- typescript //

2702. ———. Anatomy of two murders. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2703. ———. The case of the reappearing vase. s.l.: s.n., 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- typescript //

2704. ———. The post office waiting room adventure. s.l.: s.n., 199? NOTE // ABSTRACT --- typescript //

2705. Sheil, Timothy Francis. The Siam question, (The Holmes report). London: Camden House Pub, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001409292 // "A narrative of the exploits of Sherlock Holmes during the years 1891-1894 at Tibet, Siam & London; written for the Foreign Office at the request of Mycroft Holmes-Advisor to the Prime Minister by Dr. John H. Watson; based in good part on the journals of M. Francois le Villard." -- t.p

2706. Showler, Karl. Sherlock Holmes and the Watson pastiche transcribed from Dr. Watson's notes. Shelburne, ON, Sauk City, Wisc: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: When one equals thirty-four and three -- The adventure of the Austrian cross -- The case of the bearded bookseller -- The adventure of the little tasselled philpots -- Sherlock Holmes and the haunted field -- Sherlock Holmes and the silver armadilllo -- Sherlock Holmes and the German admiral -- The bishop and the horns of plenty -- Fulworth at Christmas -- The case of the golden queen's diamonds -- The secret life of a button collector -- River journey -- The interesting case of the seventh god -- The case of "Thou shall not covet" -- [Dr.] Evan's ghost -- Doctor Watson and the Italian virgins //

2707. Smith, Denis O. The chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: v. 1. The adventure of the purple hand. The adventure of the unseen traveller. The adventure of the zodiac plate -- v. 2. The secret of Shoreswood Hall. The adventure of the green umbrella. The adventure of the Christmas visitor -- v.3. The adventure of the lost seven. The adventure of the old school friend. The adventure of the silver buckle. The adventure of Juniper cottage. v.4. The adventure of the Von Strauffhausen papers. The north walk mystery. The adventure of the willow pool. The adventure of the yellow glove //

2708. Smith, D. O. The Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. Volume 2, (Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes). Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. The secret of Shoreswood Hall -- The adventure of the green umbrella - The adventure of the Christmas visitor. //

2709. ———. The Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. Volume 3, (Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes). Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. The adventure of the lost seven -- The adventure of the old school friend --

The adventure of the silver buckle -- The adventure of juniper cottage. //

2710. Smith, Denis O. The Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. Volume 4. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Adventure of the Von Strauffhausen papers -- North Walk mystery -- Adventure of the willow pool -- Adventure of the yellow glove. //

2711. Smyth, Fraser. The diaries of Mrs. John H. Watson, neé [i.e. née] Morstan. 1st ed. Tetbury?: F. Smyth, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2712. Snyder, Eugene E. The adventure of the missing brother. 1st ed. Portland, Or: Binford & Mort Pub, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94079993; Scuttlebutt June 1995 // "A pleasant mystery involving members of The 221 Club (a Sherlockian society in New Jersey) who become involved in a minor mystery that soon turns major, and that their amateur detecting helps solve."

2713. Soares, Jô. O xango de Baker Street romance. 4th ed. Lisboa: Editorial Presenca, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-279) // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

2714. ———. O xango de Baker Street romance. Madrid: Ediciones Siruela, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1996 // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

2715. Soares, Jô, and Clifford E. Landers. A samba for Sherlock. 1st Vintage International ed. New York: Vintage Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2716. Spencer, Brett, and Dorian David. Draco, Draconis. Florence: Altamont Pub. : In Association with Granada Television, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Sherlock Holmes, Draco Draconis--cover. As edited by Brett Spencer & Dorian David. //

2717. Springer, Nancy. The case of the left-handed lady an Enola Holmes mystery. New York: Philomel Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006008261 // Pursued by her much older brother, famed detective Sherlock Holmes, fourteen-year-old Enola, disguised and using false names, attempts to solve the kidnapping of a baronet's sixteen-year-old daughter in nineteenth-century London

2718. ———. The case of the missing marquess an Enola Holmes mystery. New York: Philomel Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005013260 // Enola Holmes, much younger sister of detective Sherlock Holmes, must travel to London in disguise to unravel the disappearance of her missing mother

2719. Starrett, Vincent. The Adventure of the Unique "Hamlet". Chicago: [privately printed], 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "Privately printed by Marshall Blankenship for the Scotland Yarder's Annual Holiday Party November 16, 2002" //

2720. Stefanie, James R. The charters affair being a reminiscence of Dr. John H. Watson. San Jose: Writers Club Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Oct 2000. // "A pastiche involving Holmes in an investigation of a 16th- century mystery that has culminated in a 19th-century murder."

2721. Stockwell, Alan. The singular adventures of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. St. Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex: UPSO, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // From the battered dispatch-box in the Cox & Co. vaults, Dr. Watson has selected 15 more cases from the career of Sherlock Holmes. Time has removed the constraints which prevented

Watson's publishing these singular adventures earlier and they can now be presented to the public

2722. Stoessel, John E. Sherlock Holmes the Leporloc collection. Superior, Wisc: Superior Mysteries, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2723. Templeman, Roy. Sherlock Holmes and the Chinese junk affair and other stories. London: Breese Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Sherlock Holmes and the Chinese junk affair -- Sherlock Holmes and the tick tock man -- Sherlock Holmes and the trophy room //

2724. Theroux, Marcel. The confessions of Mycroft Holmes. 1st Harvest ed, (Harvest book). San Diego: Harcourt, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Mar 2001. // "It's the second novel by the son of Paul Theroux, and according to one reviewer the novel focuses on family rivalry, and a mystery that involves a manuscript with the same title as the book. The book isn't Sherlockian, but the reviewers like its style and energy."

2725. ———. The confessions of Mycroft Holmes : a paper chase. 1st ed. New York: Harcourt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Mar 2001. // "It's the second novel by the son of Paul Theroux, and according to one reviewer the novel focuses on family rivalry, and a mystery that involves a manuscript with the same title as the book. The book isn't Sherlockian, but the reviewers like its style and energy."

2726. Thoene, Jake, and Luke Thoene. The giant rat of Sumatra. 1st ed, (The Baker Street mysteries). Nashville, Tenn: Moorings, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95025074 // When priceless gifts for Queen Victoria's Jubilee begin to disappear from the Tower of London, Sherlock Holmes calls on the Baker Street Brigade to help solve the mystery

2727. ———. The giant rat of Sumatra, (The Baker Street mysteries: Tyndale kids). Carol Stream, Ill: Tyndale House Pub, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006003882 // When priceless gifts for Queen Victoria's Jubilee begin to disappear from the Tower of London, Sherlock Holmes calls on the Baker Street Brigade to help solve the mystery

2728. ———. The mystery of the yellow hands. 1st ed, (The Baker Street mysteries). Nashville, Tenn: Moorings, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95019527 // The three friends--Danny, Peachy, and Duff assist Sherlock Holmes in solving the mystery of the kidnapping of children in London during the 1880s

2729. ———. The mystery of the yellow hands, (Tyndale kids: The Baker Street detectives). Carol Stream, Ill: Tyndale House Publishers, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006002054 // The three friends--Danny, Peachy, and Duff-- assist Sherlock Holmes in solving the mysterious kidnapping of children in London during the 1880's

2730. Thomas, Donald Serrell. The execution of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Pegasus Books ed. New York: Pegasus, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The execution of Sherlock Holmes -- The case of the Greek key -- The case of the Peasenhall murder -- The case of the Phantom chambermaid -- The queen of the night //

2731. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the running noose. London: Pan, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Case of the Hygienic Husband; The Case of the Naked Bicyclists; The Case of the Racing Certainty; The Case of the Sporting Major; The Case of the Talking Corpse //

2732. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the voice from the crypt. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The two 'failures' of Sherlock Holmes -- The case of the racing certainty -- The case of the naked bicyclists -- The case of the sporting major -- The case of the hygienic husband -- The voice from the crypt : the case of the talking corpse // "Crossing historical fact with detective fiction, Thomas introduces Holmes in these stories to clients as illustrious as Oscar Wilde, a man whose teeth might damn him,

and as infamous as Dr. Crippen, an errant husband wrongly, in Holmes's view, condemned to death by hanging for the brutal murder and dismemberment of his wife. And in his investigation of an international swindling scheme that threatens to topple the British government, Holmes meets - indeed, is assailed and arrested by - a young police sergeant who will become the sleuth's future ally, Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard.". "Among Holmes's other confounding cases in this engaging collection are the matter of the Naked Bicyclists, whose nocturnal rides on a farm in rural Essex lead to the discovery of some grim secrets buried beneath the blackthorn trees; the woe of the Sporting Major, whose lies entangle him hopelessly in charges of murder; and the file on the Hygienic Husband, in which a bathtub proves to be the crucial clue in the rescue of a young woman from an unscrupulous bigamist." "Only a voice from beyond the grave, however, can provide the final, essential clue in the case of the Talking Corpse, wherein horror leaps from the shadows in the Lambeth slums and assumes the shape of a villain who, in Holmes's estimation, may surpass even Professor Moriarty in the extreme degree of his human depravity."--Book jacket

2733. Thomas, Frank. Sherlock Holmes and the bizare [sic] alibi. Philadelphia: Xlibris Corporation, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2734. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the masquerade murders. New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93043210 //

2735. ———. Sherlock Holmes mystery tales all new adventures! Brooklyn, N.Y: Gryphon Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2736. Thomas, Will. The Limehouse text a novel. Touchstone ed. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005046613 //

2737. ———. Some danger involved a novel. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003071158 //

2738. ———. To kingdom come a novel. New York: Touchstone, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005041740 //

2739. Thomson, June. The secret chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. 1st American ed. New York: O. Penzler, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94009286 //

2740. ———. The secret documents of Sherlock Holmes. London: Constable, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Contents: The Case of the Ainsworth Abduction; The Case of the Barton Wood Murder; The Case of the Boulevard Assassin; The Case of the Camberwell Deception; The Case of the Ferrers Documents; The Case of the Vatican Cameos; The Case of the Wimbledon Tragedy //

2741. ———. The secret documents of Sherlock Holmes. London: Allison & Busby, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

2742. ———. The secret documents of Sherlock Holmes. Large type ed. Bath: Camden, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Publisher's no. AB8398./ Originally published: London: Constable, 1997. //

2743. ———. The secret documents of Sherlock Holmes. Large type ed. Bath: Chivers, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally published: London: Constable, 1997./ Publisher's no. AB7487. //

2744. ———. The secret files of Sherlock Holmes. New York: O. Penzler, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93005150 //

2745. ———. The secret journals of Sherlock Holmes, (Constable Crime). London: Allison & Busby, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2746. ———. The secret journals of Sherlock Holmes. London: Constable, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Case of the Addleton Tragedy; The Case of the Colonel's Madness; The Case of the 'Friesland Outrage'; The Case of the Maupertius Scandal; The Case of the Millionaire's Persecution; The Case of the Shopkeeper's Terror; The Case of the Smith-Mortimer Succession //

2747. ———. The secret notebooks of Sherlock Holmes, (Crime collection). London: Allison & Busby, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references. Contents: The case of the Upwood scandal -- The case of the aluminum crutch -- The case of the manor house mystery -- The case of the cardinal's corpse -- The case of the Arnsworth affair -- The case of the vanishing barque -- The case of the Gustaffson stone // One hundred years after Dr. Watson hid the manuscripts of Sherlock Holmes' most sensitive cases in the vaults of a Charing Cross Bank, the principals are dead and safe from scandal. The case histories are slowly being released to the world

2748. Thomson, June, and Catherine Richard. Les dossiers secrets de Sherlock Holmes, (Les reines du crime). Paris: Librairie des Champs-Elysées, Impr. Brodard et Taupin), 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Translation of The Secret Journals of Sherlock Holmes. //

2749. Tötschinger, Gerhard, Paul Churchill, and Richard R. Rutter. Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the sachertorte a novel. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Holmes and Watson are summoned to Vienna by Frau Anna Sacher to retrieve the recipe for the renouned chocolate dessert. The murder of a Vienna Irregular suggests there is more afoot than the theft of a pastry recipe, and when the sleuths return to Austria, they discover events developing that could lead to international conflict

2750. Trueman, Fred, M. C. Black, and Arthur Conan Doyle. To illuminate and enhance the Victorian cricket match between the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and the PG Wodehouse Society held at West Wycombe Cricket Club, Buckinghamshire on Sunday, 10th June, 2001 (and amuse in the event that rain stops play), (Holmesiana). [London, England]: The Sherlock Holmes Society of London, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., ports. ; 21 cm. With a foreword by Freddie Trueman, OBE ; edited by MC Black, Esq. // Various stories and articles by different authors (Doyle among others) on the topic of cricket, some in parody form.

2751. Vanneman, Alan. Sherlock Holmes and the giant rat of Sumatra. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002280639 //

2752. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Hapsburg tiara. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // The archduke of Austria has vanished, a businessman has been trampled in the street, two fancy girls are missing as is the Great Blue DeBeers diamond. Against opposition from the Yard, the F.O. and Churchill, Holmes rides the Orient Express to unmask a ruthless foe and recover the Hapsburg tiara

2753. Varende, Yves. Sherlock Holmes et les agents du kaiser. Paris: LeFrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. 1. Le requin de la tamise. //

2754. ———. Sherlock Holmes revient, (Super poche). Paris: Fleuve Noir, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "Six enquêtes en 1 volume"--P. [4] of cover. Based on stories originally published in the German series Aus den Geheimakten des Welt-Detektivs./ Includes bibliographical references (p. [693]-700). Aus den Geheimakten des Welt-Detektivs. //

2755. Vaughan, Ralph. Sherlock Holmes and the terror out of time. 1st ed. Brooklyn, N.Y: Gryphon Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2756. Walker, Jan. The singular case of the duplicate Holmes. Romford, Essex, Studio City, Calif: Ian Henry

Publications. Players Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93033647 //

2757. Watson, Paxton Franklin. The Lost Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Chillicothe: Community Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 2000 //

2758. Watson, William F. Watson's sampler the lost casebook of Sherlock Holmes. Portsmouth, R.I: Stagecoach Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The matter of the Christmas gift -- The nomadic notes of Swales Notch -- The occurrence at Vargas Castle -- The phantom of Farewell Street //

2759. Watt, Peter Ridgway, and Joseph Green. The alternative Sherlock Holmes pastiches, parodies, and copies. Aldershot, Hants, England, Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002074729. Includes bibliographical references (p. [325]- 326) and indexes. Scuttlebutt Sept 2003. // "An interesting review of the thousands of items that were published between 1892 (C. C. Rothwell's parody 'Adventures of Sherwood Hoakes') and 2001 (Donald Thomas' collection Sherlock Holmes and the Running Noose). There are sections on the unchronicled cases; period pastiches; non-period pastiches; friends, relations, and one enemy; parodies and impostors; and copies and rivals. And the authors extend their reach from major publishers to society periodicals, summarizing each item, with careful indexes and identifications of sources; the book is a fine survey, intended for the academic community, but any Sherlockian interested in the genre will find the book fascinating, if only for the many opportunities to mutter 'I haven't read that one')."

2760. Waugh, Charles G., and Martin Harry Greenberg, eds. Supernatural sleuths. New York: Penguin Group, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996; Lonely train a'comin' / William F. Nolan -- Vandy, Vandy / Manly Wade Wellman -- Ghost patrol / Ron Goulart -- Adventure of the ball of Nostradamus / August Derleth and Mack Reynolds -- Gateway of the monster / William Hope Hodgson -- Good judge of character / Susan Dunlap -- Angel of the Lord / Melville Davisson Post -- Falling boy / Davaid Dean -- Existential man / Lee Killough -- Midnight El / Robert Weinberg -- Cardula detective agency / Jack Ritchie -- Chronology protection case / Paul Levinson -- Children of Ubasti / Seabury Quinn -- Death by ecstasy / Larry Niven. //

2761. Weighell, Ron. The irregular casebook of Sherlock Holmes. Ashcroft, B.C: Calabash Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The case of the fiery messengers -- The shadow of the wolf -- The curse of Nectanebo -- The sect of the salamander -- The black heaven //

2762. Weinberg, Robert E., Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, and Martin Harry Greenberg. 100 dastardly little detective stories. New York: Barnes and Noble, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96124548 //

2763. Weinstein, Zeus. Sherlock Holmes: The Truth About Ludwig II. Translated by Richard R. Rutter. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 // "Translation of Sherlock Holmes: Die Wahrheit Uber Ludwig II, first published by Deutsche Verlagsanstalt in 1978. Zeus Weinstein is the pseudonym of Peter Neugebauer, who has contributed some fine Sherlockian scholarship to the German literature. His pastiche brings Holmes (posing as an American journalist) and Watson (posing as an American millionaire) to Bavaria in 1886, unable to prevent the death of the "mad king" who was responsible for some of Europe's most romantic castles."

2764. Weyman, Ronald C. The Canadian adventures of Sherlock Holmes a trilogy of stories. Shelburne, Ont., Canada, Sauk City, Wis: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The mark of the beast -- The ultimate disguise -- Travels in the Canadian West //

2765. ———. Sherlock Holmes & the ultimate disguise : from the annals of John H. Watson, M.D. Toronto: Simon & Pierre, 1991.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Spine title: The ultimate disguise. //

2766. Weyman, Ronald C., and Jean Paton. Sherlock Holmes : travels in the Canadian West : from the annals of John H. Watson, M.D. Toronto: Simon & Pierre, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. [editor, Jean Paton]. Contents: The Case of Smiling Buddha; The Lady of the Camellias; The Mystery of Headless Valley; Sherlock Holmes and the King of Siam; Sherlock Holmes and the Wendigo //

2767. Wheat, Carolyn. Tales out of school mystery stories. 1st ed. Norfolk, VA: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. <236>-237). Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "A collection of the best of her mystery stories, and one of them is a Sherlockian pastiche: "The Adventure of the Angel's Trumpet" appeared earlier in Holmes for the Holidays (1996). The cloth edition is signed and is accompanied by a pamphlet with an additional story not included in the paper-covers edition."

2768. Wilson, Snoo. Moonshine. London: Methuen Drama, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - the author, spiritualist and creator of the great rationalist detective, Sherlock Homes - is in search of home-grown fairies in the English village of Cottingley." "Suddenly he is catapulted into another world and while impending collision with the meteorite Caledonia threatens catastrophe, he embarks on a fantastic journey with Abraxas 365, the god of gods, to meet the malevolent media magnate Moloch and his ravening teenage daughters."--Book jacket

2769. Woldin, Judd. Murder in Baker Street a deadly comedy. New York, London: Samuel French, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007407060 //

2770. Wood, Peter H. The Winged Wheel. Shelburne, ON: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "A new novel-length pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to the Isle of Man in 1912, investigating a mystery that involves both the 'Old Religion' and a German plot, and that offers Watson an opportunity to participate in a Manx motorcycle race."

2771. Worcester, Wayne. The jewel of Covent Garden. New York: Signet, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2772. ———. The monster of St. Marylebone. New York: Signet. New American Library, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Nov 1999 // "A madman is terrorizing London's St. Marylebone district and Scotland Yard is clueless, but when Sherlock Holmes himself is injured by the killer, Dr. Watson is forced to step in to investigate."

11B PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- AUGUST DERLETH (5)

2773. Greenberg, Martin Harry. Murder most postal : homicidal tales that deliver a message. New York: Gramercy Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Scuttlebutt Jul 2001. // "Includes August Derleth's 'Solar Pons' pastiche 'The Adventure of the Penny Magenta'."

2774. ———. Murder most postal : homicidal tales that deliver a message. Nashville, TN.; St. Albans: Cumberland House; Verulam, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Scuttlebutt Jul 2001. // "Includes August Derleth's 'Solar Pons' pastiche 'The Adventure of the Penny Magenta'."

2775. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Edward Gorman, and Larry Segriff. Murder most postal. New York: Gramercy Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Previously published in three separate volumes in 2000 and 2001. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg ; Murder most delectable / edited by Martin H. Greenberg ; Murder most feline / edited by Ed Gorman, Martin H. Greenberg & Larry Segriff. Scuttlebutt Jul 2001. // A collection of 55 stories of murder and mayhem by various authors. "Includes August Derleth's 'Solar Pons' pastiche 'The Adventure of the Penny Magenta'."

2776. Ruber, Peter, and José María Nebreda. Maestros del horror de Arkham House : una antología retrospectiva de los 30 primeros años de Arkham House en su 60 aniversario. 1. ed, (Colección Gótica / Valdemar). Madrid: Valdemar, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Original: Arkham's masters of horror. Translated by José María Nebreda. //

2777. Ruber, Peter A. Arkham's masters of horror : a 60th anniversary anthology retrospective of the first 30 years of Arkham House. 1st ed. Sauk City, WI: Arkham House Publishers, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. The "un-demonizing" of August Derleth / Peter Ruber -- Excerpts from the H.P. Lovecraft letters to August Derleth -- Prince Alcouz and the magician / Clark Ashton Smith -- Man- hunt / Donald Wandrei -- The valley of the lost / Robert E. Howard -- The bat is my brother / Robert Bloch -- The latch-key / H. Russell Wakefield -- Dyak reward / Carl Jacobi -- Sea-tiger / Henry S. Whitehead -- The dog-eared god / Frank Belknap Long -- The beautiful lady - David H. Keller -- Sweetheart from the tomb / E. Hoffmann Price -- Wolf of the steppes / Greye La Spina -- Rhythmic formula / Arthur J. Burks -- The small assassin / Ray Bradbury -- George is all right / Howard Wandrei -- Something old / Mary Elizabeth Counselman -- Property of the ring / John Ramsey Campbell -- Bon voyage, Michele / Seabury Quinn -- The master of Cotswold / Nelson Bond -- The open window / Vincent Starrett -- A visitor from outside / August Derleth & Mark Schorer. edited and with historical notes by Peter Ruber. Scuttlebutt May 2005. //

11B PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- SOLAR PONS AND DR. PARKER (AUGUST DERLETH) (11)

2778. Brooks, Robert. The Solar Pons encyclopedia. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 //

2779. Derleth, August William. The Solar Pons omnibus edition (original text). Shelburne, Ont.: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 2001 // "A new collection of all of August Derleth's Solar Pons stories...with an introduction by Peter Ruber, and text taken from book collections published by Derleth (an earlier omnibus published in 1982 had text edited by Basil Copper, who corrected 'errors' he had perceived in Derleth's text)."

2780. ———. The Unpublished Solar Pons. Shelburne, Ontario: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan. 1995 //

2781. Derleth, August William, and August Derleth Society. A Derleth collection. Sauk City, WI: Geranium Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2782. Derleth, August William, and James P. Roberts. Return to Derleth selected essays. Madison, Wis: White Hawk Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93240396; Scuttlebutt May 1997. Includes bibliographical

references // "With Basil Copper's six-page 'The Game's Afoot: August Derleth and Solar Pons' (about Derleth's stories and Copper's continuation of the saga) and essays by other enthusiasts on Derleth's life and work in other genres."

2783. Derleth, August William, Peter Ruber, and George A. Vanderburgh. The original text Solar Pons omnibus edition. 2 vols. Shelburne, Ontario; Sauk City, WI: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 29 cm. "A Mycroft & Moran book." Introduction by Peter Ruber ; collected and edited by George A. Vanderburgh. Scuttlebutt Jan 2001. // "A new collection of all of August Derleth's Solar Pons stories...two volumes (with a total of 826 pages), with an introduction by Peter Ruber, and text taken from book collections published by Derleth (an earlier omnibus published in 1982 had text edited by Basil Copper, who corrected 'errors' he had perceived in Derleth's text)."

2784. Derleth, August William, and Peter A. Ruber. The final adventures of Solar Pons. First ed. Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Mycroft and Moran, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2785. Dutch, William. August W. Derleth, 1909-1971 a bibliographical checklist of his books. Sauk City, WI: August Derleth Society, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96086124; Scuttlebutt Dec 1996 //

2786. Greenberg, Martin Harry. Murder most postal : homicidal tales that deliver a message, (Murder most series). Nashville, TN: Cumberland House, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Scuttlebutt Jul 2001. // "Includes August Derleth's 'Solar Pons' pastiche 'The Adventure of the Penny Magenta'."

2787. Lellenberg, Jon L. Knowledge of the occult -- immense. Arlington, Va: Dispatch-Box Press, 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2788. Liebow, Ely M., ed. August harvest : essays penned by various hands to keep the memory of August Dereleth green. New York: Magico Magazine, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11C PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- BASIL COPPER (3)

2789. Copper, Basil. The recollections of Solar Pons. 1st ed. Minneapolis: Fedogan & Bremer, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96113414. Contents: The adventure of the mad millionaire -- The adventure of the cursed curator -- The adventure of the Hound of Hell -- The adventure of the singular sandwich //

2790. Copper, Basil, and Leslie M Edwards. Solar Pons : the final cases. Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales: Sarob Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the haunted rectory -- The adventure of the ignored idols -- The adventure of the horrified heiress -- The adventure of the baffled baron -- The adventure of the anguished actor -- (A 'Sherlock Holmes' case) The adventure of the persecuted painter //

2791. Copper, Basil, and Stefanie Kate Hawks. The exploits of Solar Pons. 1st ed. Minneapolis, Minn: Fedogan & Bremer, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93073410. Contents: The adventure of the verger's thumb -- The adventure of the phantom face -- Death at the Metropole -- The adventure of the callous colonel //

11D PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- ADRIAN CONAN DOYLE, JOHN DICKSON CARR (4)

2792. Ashley, Michael. The mammoth book of historical whodunnits. London: Robinson, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The case of the Deptford Horror / Adrian Conan Doyle (pp. 471-488) //

2793. Ashley, Michael, and Arthur Griffiths. The mammoth book of historical whodunnits. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll and Graf, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "The chroniclers of crime : the forerunners of Sherlock Holmes": p. [514]-522 // "A selection of stories featuring detectives from the entire history of the civilised world"--P. [xiii]

2794. Carr, John Dickson. The curse of the bronze lamp. 2nd Carrol & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1997 // "The book is dedicated to Ellery Queen, with a cryptic reference to Mr. James Phillimore and his umbrella."

2795. Doyle, Adrian, and John Dickson Carr. The exploits of Sherlock Holmes a collection of Sherlock Holmes adventures based on unsolved cases from the original Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories. New York: Gramercy Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98033251 //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES (27)

2796. Dark Detectives: adventures of the supernatural sleuths. 1st ed. Minneapolis: F&B Mystery, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- In Egypt's land/Kim Newman -- Our lady of death/Peter Tremayne -- The mummy's heart/Kim Newman -- The horse of the invisible/ William Hope Hodgson -- The magician and the matinee idol/Kim Newman -- The adventure of the crawling horror/Basil Copper -- The trouble with Barrymore/Kim Newman -- Rouse him not/Manly Wade Wellman -- De Marigny's clock/Brian Lumley -- The Biafran bank manager/Kim Newman -- Someone is dead/R. Chetwynd-Hayes -- Vultures gather/Brian Mooney -- Lost souls/Clive Barker -- Mimsy/Kim Newman -- The man who shot Liberty Valence/Jay Russell -- The Dog story/Kim Newman -- Bay wolf/Neil Gaiman -- The duel of seven stars/Kim Newman. //

2797. Herlock Shomes at it again. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Added Title: Wipers times // "Shomes and Dr. Hotson (or is it Jotson? Or Flotsam?) go to work in this six-chapter parody that originally appeared in Wipers Times in 1918. Limited to 221 copies." (From the Mysterious Bookshop website)

2798. Professor Challenger: 5 Fantastic Tales. Morrisville: Lulu, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. Also available as a downloadable book at the Lulu site. // "A collection with a short introduction by Ron Hanna."

2799. The Wipers Times a facsimile reprint of the trench magazines:--the Wipers times--the New Church times--the Kemmel times--the Somme times--the B. E. F. times. London: H. Jenkins limited, 1918. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 18001180; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

2800. The Wipers Times including for the first time in one volume a facsimile reproduction of the complete series of the famous wartime trench magazines. London: E. Nash & Grayson limited, 1930. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 31024185; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

2801. The Wipers Times: The Complete Series of the Famous Wartime Trench Newspaper. London: Little Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt 1994 // "The newspaper (which eventually became The B.E.F. Times) was published by British soldiers at the front during World War I, and it contained three parodies featuring Herlock Shomes. Brian Pugh notes that the 24th Division List of Staff Officers 28 September 1915 (on p. 375) includes Lt.-Col. J.F.I.H. Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle's brother Innes); his full name was John Francis Innes Hay Doyle."

2802. Abrahams, Peter. The tutor. 1st ed. New York: Ballantine Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 25 cm. Accelerated Reader/Renaissance Learning; UG; 4.5; 15. Scuttlebutt Oct 2005. // "Suspense, featuring girl-in-peril precocious 11-year-old Ruby Gardner, who is passionate about Sherlock Holmes (published as a paperback in 2003)."

2803. ———. The tutor. Center Point large type ed. Thorndike, ME: Center Point Pub.: Melbourne, Australia: Bolinda Publ, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

2804. ———. The tutor. London: Penguin, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. //

2805. Adey, Robert. As it might have been: a collection of Sherlockian parodies from unlikely sources. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // The thirty-eight short stories in this collection originally appeared in various, mostly obscure, papers and magazines dating back to 1893. "His research in humor magazines from the 1890s onward has uncovered many previously unreprinted examples of what writers have done with and to Sherlock Holmes."

2806. Akunin, Boris, and Andrew Bromfield. Murder on the Leviathan : a novel. New York: Random House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 25 cm. Translated by Andrew Bromfield. // 'Erast Fandorin, a young Russian detective/diplomat, travels to India in 1878 on the maiden voyage of the Leviathan, and there are murders to solve (Dennis Drabelle reviewed the book in the May 16 issue of the Washington Post and noted echoes of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 'the detective's ability to fill in a character's background by noticing what is lost on less keen-eyed observers')."

2807. Altman, Steven-Elliot, Michael Reaves, Bong Dazo, Simon Bowland, and Ben Templesmith. The Irregulars. 1st ed. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A killer lurks in the shadows of Whitechapel and the police have a suspect, John Watson. To save his friend from the gallows, Sherlock Holmes enlists a band of street urchins to act as his eyes and ears on the streets

2808. Amateur Mendicant Society (Madrid, Spain). Tercer Anuario de la Sociedad de Mendigos Aficionados. Madrid: the Society, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997 // "The third casebook of The Amateur Mendicant Society of Madrid, and nicely done, with 296 pages of Sherlockian scholarship and pastiches by members of the society, with an interesting exploration of 'El Sultan de Turquia' and a section of studies devoted to 'La Finca 'Copper Beeches'' and much more. It's all in Spanish."

2809. Anderson, Marlow, Victor J. Katz, and Robin J. Wilson. Sherlock Holmes in Babylon : and other tales of mathematical history, (Spectrum series). Washington, DC: Mathematical Association of America, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 28 cm. // "Has imaginative Sherlockian cover art, but only the artwork and title are Sherlockian. The original article appeared in the American Mathematical Monthly (May 1980) and was written by R. Creighton Buck, who started with an explanation: 'Let me begin by clarifying the title 'Sherlock Holmes in Babylon.' Lest some members of the Baker Street Irregulars be misled, my topic is the archaeology of mathematics.' And that was (and is) the only mention of Sherlock Holmes in the article and book.'

2810. Boyer, Rick, and Yves-Charles Fercoq. Le rat géant de Sumatra, (Collection Sherlock Holmes). Paris: Éd. Mycroft's brother, Impr. Jouve, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., 21 cm. Translated by Yves-Charles Fercoq. //

2811. D'Agneau, Marcel. The curse of the Nibelung: being the last case of Lord Holmes of Baker Street and Sir John Watson. London: Royal National Institute for the Blind, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Braille. //

2812. DeAndrea, William L, Juha Lindroos, and Jane Haddam. Murder--all kinds. 1st ed, (Crippen & Landru lost classics). Norfolk, Va: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005272293. Contents: (Matt Cobb, special projects) Snowy reception -- Killed top to bottom -- Killed in midstream -- Killed in good company -- (Other stories) Hero's welcome -- Sabotage -- A friend of mine -- The adventure of the cripple parade -- The adventure of the Christmas tree -- Prince Charming -- Murder at the end of the world. Includes bibliographical references (p. 208) //

2813. Dexter, Colin. Morse's greatest mystery, and other stories. London: Macmillan, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Morse's greatest mystery -- Evans tries an O-level -- Dead as a dodo -- At the Lulu-Bar Motel -- Neighbourhood watch -- A case of mis-identity (pp. 91-122) -- The inside story -- Monty's revolver -- The carpet-bagger -- Last call //

2814. ———. Morse's greatest mystery, and other stories. 1st American ed. New York: Crown Publishers, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95052667. Contents: As good as gold -- Morse's greatest mystery -- Evans tries an O-level -- Dead as a dodo -- At the Lulu-Bar Motel -- Neighbourhood watch -- A case of mis-identity -- The inside story -- Monty's revolver -- The carpet-bagger -- Last call. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 //

2815. Duchateau, André-Paul, and Bruno Di Sano. Le rat géant de Sumatra, (Sherlock Holmes 6). Bruxelles: C. Lefranc, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. 30 cm. //

2816. Hughes, P. Whitney. The Extraordinary Affair of the Second Great Hiatus. Morrisville: Lulu, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "A science-fiction pastiche involving Holmes, Watson, Challenger, and Malone, with a few echoes from 'Star Trek'."

2817. James, David. Sherlock Holmes and the midnight bell. Romford: Ian Henry, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

2818. Kaye, Marvin. The confidential casebook of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. The darlington substitute scandal / Henry Slesar -- The adventure of the old Russian woman / H. Paul Jeffers -- The adventure of the noble husband / Peter Cannon -- The case of the woman in the cellar / Pat Mullen -- The adventure of the boulevard assassin / Kathleen Brady -- The case of the ancient british barrow / Terry McGarry -- The adventure of the dying ship / Edward D. Hoch -- The revenge of

the Fenian Brotherhood / Carole Bugge -- The affair of the counterfeit countess / Craig Shaw Gardner -- The woman / Aline Myette-Volsky -- The little problem of the Grosvenor Square Furniture Van / Patrick LoBrutto -- A ballad of the White Plague / P.C. Hodgell -- The adventure of Vanderbilt and the Yeggman / Roberta Rogow -- The secret marriage of Sherlock Holmes / Shariann Lewitt -- The case of Vittoria the Circus Belle / Jay Sheckley. Edited by Marvin Kaye. // Fifteen stories featuring Sherlock Holmes's deductive powers, penned by known and unknown writers. The two dozen cases range from an incident involving the Titanic to anarchist bombings in Paris.

2819. Lane, Andy. All consuming fire, (Doctor Who). London: Virgin Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2820. Newman, Kim. The bloody Red Baron. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96152754; Scuttlebutt Jan 1996. Contents: Part 1. All quiet on the western front: Condor squadron -- The old man -- Past midnight -- Grey eminences -- The prophet of Prague -- Mata Hari -- Kate -- Castle keep -- La morte Parisienne -- In lofty circles -- What Kate did next -- Bloodlines -- Dr. Moreau and Mr. West -- Kate and Edwin -- Part 2. No man's land: The vile, the violent and the vein -- Twice bitten -- A solitary cyclist -- Hell's angels -- Biggles flies west -- Foreign field -- The castle -- Troglodytes -- Some of our aircraft are missing -- Hanging on the old barbed wire -- Dressing down -- A walk in the sun -- Part 3. Memoirs of a fox-hunting man: The red battle flier -- The moon also rises -- Watching the hawk -- Returned to life -- A poet's warrior -- A restorative -- The killer -- An Immelmann turn -- Important visitors -- Dark-adapted -- Master of the world -- Part 4. Journey's end: Offensive patrol -- Up at the front -- Kill the dragon -- Kaiserschlacht -- Night of the generals -- Attila falling -- Kagemusha Monogaturi -- To end that spree -- Valhalla -- Aftermath -- England calls -- Resolutions // "The book is a fanciful tale of vampire flying aces: Prof. Ten Brincken and Dr. Mabuse have turned Richtofen and his brethren into huge bat-winged night flyers, and the Germans have hired Edgar Allan Poe (who was vampirized by his child bride Virginia) to write about them."

2821. North, Sam. The curse of the nibelung : a Sherlock Holmes mystery. 2nd ed. [Morrisville, NC]: Lulu Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally published 1981 with author as Marcel d'Agneau. Scuttlebutt Sept. 2005. // "A pastiche/parody (or perhaps a parody/pastiche) set in England and on the Continent in 1939, with Holmes and Watson sent on a mission by Winston Churchill."

2822. Shreffler, Philip A. Eliot Simpson & the Baker Street Irregulars in the twentieth century limited mystery. 1st ed. Indianapolis: Wessex Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - A (1)

2823. Allen, Conrad. Murder on the Celtic. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006048685 // "A dangerous fugitive and a series of thefts mar a voyage the Celtic makes in 1910 from New York to London in Allen's satisfying eighth shipboard mystery to feature the husband-wife detective team of Bostonian George Porter Dillman and Englishwoman Genevieve Masefield (after 2006's Murder on the Oceanic). While the lovely Genevieve fends off suitors vying for her affections (the pair conceal their marriage supposedly for more efficient sleuthing), she and George are on the lookout for Edward Hammond, a thief wanted for murder who might have sneaked on board. Among the legitimate first-class passengers is novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, whose cherished first edition of his novel A Study in Scarlet—which introduced the character of Sherlock Holmes—goes missing. The light, well- executed plot will live up to the expectations of Allen's fans."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - ANDREWS, VAL (16)

2824. Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street dozen a collection of thirteen short stories. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Kinema mystery -- The Strange case of the Burmese jungle fowl -- The Incident of the baker's watch -- All this and the giant rat of Sumatra! -- The Lobster quadrille -- Sherlock Holmes and the gypsy switch -- The Gantry Point wreckers -- The South Downs railway mystery -- The Case of the flying messengers -- Sherlock Holmes and a fraud in Baker Street -- The Teacup mystery -- The Maestro's problem -- The Baker Street conjurer //

2825. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the circus of fear. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2826. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Egyptian Hall adventure. London: Breese Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Here is another wonderful Sherlock Holmes Pastiche from the prolific pen of Val Andrews. The author has a vast knowledge of conjuring and of Sherlockiana and in this exciting mystery he is able to combine both of his lifelong interests." "The Egyptian Hall, Maskelyne's theatre of mystery, forms the perfect backdrop for this the most exciting and unusual adventure ever embarked upon by the famous sleuth and his faithful Boswell, Dr. Watson." "The loss of an article of great value - the property of a titled lady - by a conjurer during the course of a stage trick is but the prelude to intrigue, mystery and murder most foul. But hush we can say no more...the game is afoot! Be sure that you are fully prepared for adventure before jumping into a hansom and returning to an age when the old Queen was still upon her throne and the fogs swirled through Baker Street." "Here is a real scorpion of a story with a sting in its tail to confound all concerned save Sherlock Holmes!". "Should you wish to receive details of other Sherlock Holmes books in advance of publication please contact the publishers at the address below."--Book jacket

2827. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Greyfriars school mystery. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "In this exciting adventure, leading writer Val Andrews combines the amazing detective Sherlock Holmes and Billy Bunter, the famous overweight schoolboy, into one fast moving story. At Greyfriars School, the senior master has lost the manuscript of the history of the famous school. The headmaster calls in old boy, Dr Watson and seeks his influence to engage Sherlock Holmes to solve the mystery. During his investigations, the master detective not only traces the missing manuscript but is able to solve a number of other related puzzles - including a murder case - for the local constabulary."--Cover, p. [4]

2828. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Holborn emporium. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2829. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Houdini birthright. London: Breese Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Here's another Sherlock Holmes pastiche from the fertile pen of Val Andrews. Again two areas of mystery are linked: the exploits of Sherlock Holmes and the secrets of master escapologist, Harry Houdini. Doctor Watson's collaborator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, finds himself drawn into the world of the fake psychics and Houdini is anxious for Holmes to unmask the perpetrators who prey on the innocent believers." "Once he has been torn away from his bee-keeping activities, Holmes's investigations lead him to some surprising locations including a Ruritanian castle. Sherlockians, historians and magic buffs will all be intrigued and delighted with this classic detective story which links fact and a little fiction to suggest what may have happened to Houdini after his death." "Again .... the game is afoot."--Book jacket

2830. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Long Acre vampire. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Cover and spine title: Sherlock Holmes and the Longacre vampire //

2831. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the man who lost himself. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "A distinctly unfortunate inventor discovers that he doesn't exist. Finding himself in this nightmare situation he consults Sherlock Holmes and presents the sage of Baker Street with one of his most baffling challenges. Is it a simple case of amnesia or something far more sinister? The story involves some hair-raising transcontinental adventures and nightmare dealings with the hazardous flying machines of the day. Dr Watson lends a little light relief when forced into door to door commerce."--Cover p. [4]

2832. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Sandringham House mystery. London: Breese Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2833. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the secret seven. London: Breese Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2834. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the theatre of death. London: Breese Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2835. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the tomb of terror. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2836. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Yule-tide mystery. London: Breese Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2837. ———. Sherlock Holmes at the varieties. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2838. ———. Sherlock Holmes on the western front. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2839. ———. The torment of Sherlock Holmes. London: Breese Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - B (11)

2840. Bailey, Hilary. The strange adventures of Charlotte Holmes. London: Constable, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2841. Baker, Abbey Pen. In the dead of winter. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. // Myrl Adler Norton, professor of logic, investigates the murder of the landlady who always sat at her window, until her drapes closed and she would play the same record. It turns out the landlady was killed and stuffed, the drapes and record operated by pulleys.

2842. ———. In the Dead of Winter. Cambridge, [England]: Irregular Special Press, for Baker Street Studios Ltd., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Pastiche featuring a daughter of Sherlock Holmes./ "A Myrl Adler Norton mystery"--cover. //

2843. Baker, Abbey Pen, and Keiko Takada. Fuyuno sanakani. Tokyo: Tokyo Sogensha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. In the dead of winter.; Japanese. // Myrl Adler Norton, professor of logic,

investigates the murder of the landlady who always sat at her window, until her drapes closed and she would play the same record. It turns out the landlady was killed and stuffed, the drapes and record operated by pulleys.

2844. Berger, Arthur Asa. Durkheim is dead! Sherlock Holmes is introduced to sociological theory. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira Press/Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002151885. Contents: I had seen a patient early that afternoon -- When she had left -- Just as I was about to leave -- I had just begun what I believed would be -- Holmes and I arrived at Claridge's hotel -- Max Weber knocked on the door -- We were to meet Sigmund Freud -- The next professor we interviewed -- The last setting for breakfast -- The famous black american social thinker -- We were surprised by a knock on the door -- One of Lestrade's men -- We left the room -- Beatrice Webb's party at Claridge's. Includes bibliographical references (p. 163-166) and index // "Durkheim Is Dead is a unique introduction to theories of sociology, as it presents the theories of W. E. B. Du Bois, Sigmund Freud, Vladimir Lenin, Beatrice Webb, and others in the unique format of a Sherlock Holmes mystery novel. Tracking Holmes and Watson as their latest case brings them to a 1910 conference in London on the new science of sociology, Holmes and Watson learn the theories and lives directly from the individuals who have proposed them in the workings of history. Durkheim Is Dead is a unique, original, entertaining, and educationally impressive means of teaching the reader about social science -- and will prove fascinating reading to all Sherlock Holmes mystery enthusiasts."

2845. Bohem, Hilda, and Dayna McCausland. Jabberland : a Whiffle through the tulgey wood of "Jabberwocky" imitations. Shelburne, Ontario: George A. Vanderburgh, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes reproductions from the Houghton Collection of Morgan mss. AAH 603 and AAH 641. Includes bibliographical references (p. 269) and indexes. // "Published in 2002 for the Lewis Carroll Society of Canada, offering more than 200 parodies, pastiches, burlesques, and imitations of the famous poem that have appeared since 1872. And two of them are Sherlockian, one composed by Ruth Berman and Ron Whyte (1957), and the other by Steve Tolins (1992)."

2846. Boothe, Gary F. The Secret of Sherlock Holmes. Pasco, Washington: Press Craft Inc, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "A new pastiche that brings Holmes out of retirement in 1907 to help forestall a threat to the economic security of the United States; he's assisted by his daughter Alice rather than by Watson."

2847. Brown, Barry S. The Unpleasantness at Parkerton Manor : a novel, (Mrs. Hudson of Baker Street series). Santa Fe: Sunstone Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2848. Brownstein, Gabriel. The man from beyond: a novel. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005011982 // "Inspired by the complex relationship between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the celebrated author and champion of spiritualism, and Harry Houdini, the famed magician and escape artist, Brownstein's uneven first novel reimagines the consequences of the séance, held in 1922 after a chance meeting on the New Jersey shore, in which the spirit-writing Lady Doyle delivered a message from Houdini's late mother to her skeptical son. While the author does a good job of getting inside the heads of his two historical protagonists with their opposing philosophies, much of the story focuses on the admirable but less interesting 22-year-old Molly Goodman, an intrepid reporter who follows the two great men's activities. In a vivid scene, after Houdini barely escapes from a locked box under the Hudson far down river from where he was supposed to emerge, he realizes that, like Sherlock Holmes after surviving his struggle with Professor Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls, everyone believes he's dead. After this delicious twist, however, the story rushes to a hasty climax involving an insufficiently developed villain. Brownstein's story collection, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Apt. 3W (2002), won the PEN/Hemingway Award. "

2849. Buggé, Carole. The haunting of Torre Abbey. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

2850. ———. The star of India: a novel of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97039833 // "It is 1894, and Holmes and returned from the Reichenbach to find that Moriarty also survived the battle there, and is plotting revenge."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - BANGS, JOHN KENDRICK (9)

2851. Bangs, John Kendrick. The dreamers : being a more or less faithful account of the literary exercises of the first regular meeting of that organization. 1st ed. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Wildside Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. The mystery of Pinkham's diamond stud (pp. 185-206). "A Wildside Press Mystery Classic." // "A trade paperback with Edward Penfield's illustrations, and Bangs' parody 'The Mystery of Pinkham's Diamond Stud.'"

2852. ———. The mystery of Pinkham's diamond stud A Sherlock Holmes adventure dreamed by Fulton Streete. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

2853. ———. R. Holmes & Co being the remarkable adventures of Raffles Holmes, Esq., detective and amateur cracksman by birth, (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93038798. Added Title: R. Holmes and Company. Added Title: Raffles Holmes and Company //

2854. ———. R. Holmes & Co. : being the remarkable adventures of Raffles Holmes, Esq., detective and amateur cracksman by birth, (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. Illustrated by Sydney Adamson. //

2855. ———. Raffles Holmes & co being the remarkable adventures of Raffles Holmes, esq., detective and amateur cracksman by birth. 1st Wildside Press ed, (Wildside mystery classics). New York: Wildside Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2856. ———. Raffles Holmes & co. : being the remarkable adventures of Raffles Holmes, esq., detective and amateur cracksman by birth. 1st Wildside Press ed, (Wildside mystery classics). New York: Wildside Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Introduction by John Gregory Betancourt. //

2857. ———. Sherlock Holmes again. 1st separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2858. Bangs, John Kendrick, and Jon L. Lellenberg. Shylock Homes: his posthumous memoirs. 1st ed, (Dispatch-Box Press publication). Arlington, Va.: Dispatch-Box Press, 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 73162788. Bibliography: p. 97-102. Citations: De Waal C21770 //

2859. Bangs, John Kendrick, and Otto Penzler. A Pragmatic Enigma. First separate ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York, Los Angeles, London: The Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Limited edition of 221 copies. "Being a chapter from The Failures of Sherlock Holmes"--cover./ Originally published in the magazine section of The New York Herald, April 19, 1908. It was collected in book form in "Potted fiction", published by Doubleday, Page & Co., 1908. Introduction by Otto Penzler. by A. Conan Watson, M.D. [i.e. John Kendrick Bangs]. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - BARR, ROBERT (1)

2860. Barr, Robert. The triumphs of Eugène Valmont, (Oxford popular fiction). Oxford England, New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96044449. Includes bibliographical references (p. [xxiv]-xxv) // "With an introduction by Stephen Knight and as a bonus, two of Barr's Sherlockian parodies: 'The Adventures of Sherlaw Kombs' and 'The Adventure of the Second Swag' (first published in The Idler in May 1892 and Dec. 1904, as by Luke Sharp).

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - BRANDRETH, GYLES (1)

2861. Brandreth, Gyles Daubeney. Oscar Wilde and the candlelight murders. London: John Murray, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - BRUCE, COLIN (10)

2862. Bruce, Colin. Conned again, Watson! : cautionary tales of logic, math, and probability. New York: Basic Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21. The case of the unfortunate businessman -- The case of the gambling nobleman -- The case of the surprise heir -- The case of the ancient mariner -- The case of the unmarked graves -- The case of the Martian invasion -- Three cases of unfair preferment -- The execution of Andrews -- Three cases of relative honor -- The case of the poor observer -- The case of the perfect accountant -- Three cases of good intentions. Includes bibliographical references (p. 287) and index. // In these cautionary tales of greedy gamblers, reckless businessmen, and ruthless con men, Sherlock Holmes uses his deep understanding of probability, statistics, decision theory, and game theory to solve crimes and protect the innocent.

2863. ———. Conned again, Watson! : cautionary tales of logic, maths and probability. London: Vintage, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

2864. ———. Conned again, Watson! cautionary tales of logic, math, and probability. Cambridge, Mass: Perseus Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The case of the unfortunate businessman -- The case of the gambling nobleman -- The case of the surprise heir -- The case of the ancient mariner -- The case of the unmarked graves -- The case of the Martian invasion -- Three cases of unfair preferment -- The execution of Andrews -- Three cases of relative honor -- The case of the perfect accountant -- Three cases of good intentions // In these cautionary tales of greedy gamblers, reckless businessmen, and ruthless con men, Sherlock Holmes uses his deep understanding of probability, statistics, decision theory, and game theory to solve crimes and protect the innocent

2865. ———. The Einstein paradox and other science mysteries solved by Sherlock Holmes, (Helix books). Reading, MA: Perseus Books, 1997.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98087055 //

2866. ———. Elémentaire mon cher Watson! : douze enquêtes policières résolues grâce à la logique, aux mathématiques et aux probabilités. [Paris]: Flammarion, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Includes index. Conned again Watson! French. Traduit de l'anglais par Martine Devillers-Argouarc'h et Daniel Paget. //

2867. ———. Novas aventuras científicas de Sherlock Holmes : casos de lógica, matemática e probabilidade. Rio de Janeiro: Jorge Zahar Ed., 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Tradução Helena Londres. Uniform Title: Conned again, Watson!: (cautionary tales of logic, math and probability). Portuguese. //

2868. ———. The strange case of Mrs. Hudson's cat and other science mysteries solved by Sherlock Holmes, (Helix books). Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Pub, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97006866 //

2869. ———. Su zi de xian jing : jie kai 12 ge shu xue de mi huo. Chu ban ed, (Next). Taibei Shi: Shi bao wen hua, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Uniform Title: Conned again, Watson! : cautionary tales of logic, math and probability. Chinese. Includes bibliographical references: p. 291-292. Kelin Bulusi zhu ; Sheng Fengshi yi. //

2870. Bruce, Colin, and Yukiko Fuse. Mata damasaretana watosun kun. Tokyo: Kadokawashoten, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Translation of Conned again, Watson! //

2871. Bruce, Colin, and Murat Saglam. Mantik ve olasilik hikayeleri. Istanbul: Güncel Yayincilik, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. Conned again, Watson! Türkçesi Murat Saglam. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - C (17)

2872. Cadwallader, Sharon, and Patrick O. Chapin. Cookie McCorkle and the case of the crooked key, (An Avon Camelot book). New York: Avon Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92097473 // Cookie McCorkle and her friend Walter work on a case that has been unsolved for more than 100 years, one that involves strange noises in the middle of the night and a light burning in a house with no electricity

2873. ———. Cookie McCorkle and the case of the mystery map, (An Avon Camelot book). New York: Avon Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93090225 //

2874. Cannon, P. H, and Jason C. Eckhardt. The Lovecraft papers. United States: GuildAmerica Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Pulptime -- Scream for Jeaves. Added Title: Pulptime. Added Title: Scream for Jeeves //

2875. Cannon, P. H, and J. C. Eckhardt. Scream for Jeeves a parody. 1st ed. New York: Wodecraft Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96224120 //

2876. Champlin, Tim. Deadly Season. Bath: Gunsmoke, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: Unity, Me.: Five Star, 1997. // In 1880s San Francisco,

detective Fred Casey teams up with visiting detective Sherlock Holmes to solve a murder in Chinatown. A tale of opium smuggling.

2877. Cody, Liza, Michael Z. Lewin, H. R. F. Keating, and Crime Writers' Association (Great Britain). 3rd culprit an annual of crime stories. London: Chatto & Windus Ltd, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Mr. Idd / H.R.F. Keating (p. [27]-36). Added Title: Mr. Idd //

2878. Cohen, Paula. Das Haus am Gramercy Park. Frankfurt an Main: Scherz, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Translation of: Gramercy Park. Aus dem Amerikanischen von Tatjana Kruse. //

2879. ———. Gramercy Park. London: Fourth Estate, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Scuttlebutt Oct 2001. // "Paula calls the book 'historical suspense,' closest in spirit to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca, but set in Edith Wharton's New York. The novel opens in New York in 1894, when Mario Alfieri, the world's greatest tenor, moves into an elegant mansion facing Gramercy Park and encounters a bewitching orphan named Clara Adler. Paula is 'Lady Mary Brackenstall' amongst the Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes."

2880. ———. Gramercy Park. Large type ed. Leicester: Ulverscroft, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 26 cm. Originally published: London : Fourth Estate, 2002. //

2881. ———. Gramercy Park. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. // "Paula calls the book 'historical suspense,' closest in spirit to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca, but set in Edith Wharton's New York. The novel opens in New York in 1894, when Mario Alfieri, the world's greatest tenor, moves into an elegant mansion facing Gramercy Park and encounters a bewitching orphan named Clara Adler. Paula is 'Lady Mary Brackenstall' amongst the Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes."

2882. ———. Gramercy Park. Large type ed. Hampton Falls, NH: Beeler Large Print, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

2883. ———. Gramercy Park. Barcelona: Umbriel Editores, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Translated by Juanjo Estrella. //

2884. Conant, Susan. The Barker Street regulars a dog lover's mystery. 1st ed. New York: Doubleday, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97012751 // "Involves amateur sleuth Holly Winter and her malamutes Rowdy and Kimi with some Boston Sherlockians, an animal psychic, and a murder; it's an amusing story: Conant knows and loves dogs, and had Sherlockian assistance from Bruce Southworth."

2885. Connelly, Michael, and Otto Penzler. The best American mystery stories 2003, (The best American series). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Foreword -- Introduction / Michael Connelly -- The jukebox king / Doug Allyn -- Aardvark to aztec / Christopher Chambers -- The pickpocket / Christopher Cook -- After you've gone / John Peyton Cooke -- Hostages / James Crumley -- Death on denial / O'Neil de Noux -- The jeweler / Pete Dexter -- Thug : signification and the (de) construction of self / Tyler Dilts -- War can be murder / Mike Doogan -- Richard's children / Brendan Dubois -- When the women came out to dance / Elmore Leonard -- The Confession / Robert Mckee -- Lavender / Walter Mosley -- The skull / Joyce Carol Oates -- The dead their eyes implore us / George P. Pelecanos -- Sockdolager / Scott Phillips -- The adventure of the agitated actress / Daniel Stashower -- Home sweet home / Hannah Tinti -- Controlled burn / Scott Wolven -- That one autumn / Monica Wood -- Contributor's notes -- Other distinguished mystery stories of 2002. edited and with an introduction by Michael Connelly ; Otto Penzler, series editor. // Includes Daniel Stashower's "The Adventure of the Agitated Actress."

2886. Cooke, Jason. Sherlock Holmes and the morphine gambit. Cambridge: Breese Books, 2009.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. // In 1912, Sherlock Holmes is asked by Mycroft to investigate the burglary of a German financier, living in Norfolk. Holmes quickly determines a spy ring is in operation, but Mycroft's subsequent behavior raises doubt in Sherlock's mind about his brother's intentions.

2887. Cooper-Posey, Tracy. Chronicles of the lost years a Sherlock Holmes mystery. Winnipeg, Man: Ravenstone, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00274261. Scuttlebutt Jun 2000 // "Offers quite a bit of adventure and romance: Holmes is involved with a mysterious and accomplished woman named Elizabeth Sigerson before, during, and after the Great Hiatus, but there's mystery, too, and the adventures are interesting."

2888. Cummings, Pat. Jimmy Lee did it. New York: Harper-Trophy, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 // Artie keeps telling his sister that the messes all over their house are the work of the elusive Jimmy Lee. Angel plays detective (wearing a deerstalker).

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - CARR, CALEB (2)

2889. Carr, Caleb. The Italian Secretary: A Further Adventure of Sherlock Holmes. New York: St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2890. Carr, Caleb, and Jon L. Lellenberg. The Italian secretary a further adventure of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 2005. // "Brings Holmes and Watson to Edinburgh to assist Mycroft in defending Her Majesty against a plot that involves Holyrood and David Rizzio (who was Queen Mary's secretary and met his death at Holyrood. There's an afterwood by Jon Lellenberg, who has hopes of some day reading a pastiche in which Sherlock Holmes meets Laszlo Kreizler."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - CHABON, MICHAEL (2)

2891. Chabon, Michael. The final solution: a story of detection. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Fourth Estate, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004053343 //

2892. Chabon, Michael, and Toshiyuki Kurohara. Sharokku homuzu saigo no kaiketsu, Shincho bunko. Tokyo: Shinchosha, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. Final solution. Japanese. Saigo no kaiketsu. Kurohara Toshiyuki yaku. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - D (14)

2893. Daly, Lorraine. Sherlock Holmes and the Lusitania. Romford, Essex: Ian Henry Publications, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98040038; Scuttlebutt Jul 1999 // "Extends Holmes' career

beyond his capture of Von Bork, and involves Holmes and Watson in an investigation of the sinking of the 'Lusitania' and in a battle against German saboteurs."

2894. Daugherty, Mary Ellen. Sigerson at the pole. Santa Maria, CA: Scion of the Green Dragon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2895. Davidson, Avram. The other nineteenth century. New York : Tor; Godalming : Melia, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

2896. Davidson, Avram, Grania Davis, and Henry Wessells. The other nineteenth century : a story collection. 1st ed. New York: TOR, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "A Tom Doherty Associates book." Edited by Grania Davis and Henry Wessells. Scuttlebutt Jan 2002. // "Contents include 'The Singular Incident of the Dog on the Beach' (reprinted from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Dec. 1986)."

2897. Davies, David Stuart. Sherlock Holmes and the Reichenbach secret. Huddersfield: Thumbprints, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. //

2898. Davies, Martin. Mrs. Hudson and the spirits' curse. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004054425 // "Mrs. Hudson takes an interest in one of Holmes' cases, and with Flottie, the orphan girl in her care, is determined to solve the mystery."

2899. Day, Barry. Sherlock Holmes and the Alice in Wonderland murders. London: Oberon Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. // Holmes and Watson encounter American newspaper boss, John Moxton, whose yellow press, The Clarion, is beginning to threaten and undermine political stability in Victorian England. At the same time, public figures are humiliated and then murdered, each incident having a parallel in "Alice in Wonderland", and each time The Clarion is conveniently on hand. Holmes and Watson race against time to discover Moxton's master plan and thwart him.

2900. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Shakespeare Globe murders. London: Oberon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. //

2901. DeChancie, John. From Prussia with love: a Castle Falkenstein novel. Rocklin, Calif.: Prima Pub, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94080150; Scuttlebutt Apr 1996 // "A spin-off from the Castle Falkenstein role-playing game created by R. Talsorian Games. The game and the novel are set in a magical Victorian alternate universe that includes fairies, dwarves, steam engines, and dragons, and Prof. Moriarty makes a brief but villainous appearance in the novel."

2902. ———. Masterminds of Falkenstein: a castle Falkenstein novel. Rocklin, CA: Prima Pub, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95072962; Scuttlebutt Apr 1996 // "Moriarty turns up again in a magical Victorian alternate steampunk universe."

2903. Duchâteau, André-Paul, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Stibane. Sherlock Holmes : Jack l'Eventreur ou Ricoletti au pied bot, (Collection Detectives présentée par Le Masque). Bruxelles: Lefrancq, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 30 cm. scénario original: André-Paul Duchâteau ; dessin: Stibane. //

2904. Dunyach, Jean-Claude. The night orchid : Conan Doyle in Toulouse. Encino: Black Coat Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Adapted in English by Sheryl Curtis ... [et al.] ; foreword by David Brin. // "A collection of stories, translated from the French. In the title story 'Arthur Conan Doyle takes Professor Challenger to the south of France, where he encounters the famous Professor Picard, Irene Adler, and an ancient horror.'"

2905. Dvorkin, David. Time for Sherlock Holmes. 2nd ed. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Wildside Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

2906. Dyke, John Brooks van. No ordinary terror. Dallas, Tex. : Durban House: St. Albans : Verulam, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. // "Richard and Emma Watson, twin children of Dr. John H. Watson (she's also a doctor, in practice with her father) investigate an Edwardian espionage mystery set before World War I. Mycroft is involved, and so is a second-generation Inspector Gordon Lestrade."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - DAVIES, DAVID STUART (10)

2907. Davies, David Stuart. The scroll of the dead: a Sherlock Holmes adventure. Ashcroft, B.C.: Calabash Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The pastiche is a nicely-plotted mystery that has Holmes and Watson involved in pursuing and thwarting a villain who hopes to find the secret of immortality."

2908. ———. The shadow of the rat: a Sherlock Holmes adventure. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2909. ———. Sherlock Holmes, the last act. Ashcroft, British Columbia: Calabash Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2910. ———. The tangled skein. Long Preston: Dales, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2911. ———. The tangled skein. 1st paperback ed. Ashcroft, BC: Calabash, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- foreword by Peter Cushing //

2912. ———. The tangled skein. Penyffordd, Chester: Calabash, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- foreword by Peter Cushing //

2913. ———. The tangled skein. Toronto: Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2914. ———. The tangled skein. Ware: Wordsworth Editions, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- foreword by Peter Cushing //

2915. ———. The veiled detective. London: Robert Hale, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // In 1880, a young Sherlock Holmes arrived in London to create his career. His successes were noted by a criminal mastermind, James Moriarty, who began a duel with young Holmes--a duel that played out at Reichenbach Falls, but not quite in the way Watson first reported it to the world

2916. Davies, David Stuart, and Kathryn White. The final spooking, (The annals of Skelington Bones spook detectve). S.l.: Thumbprints, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - DOUGLAS, CAROLE NELSON (15)

2917. Douglas, Carole Nelson. The adventuress : an Irene Adler novel. 1st mass market ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 17 cm. "A Tom Doherty Associates book." Originally published in 1991 as "Good morning Irene". Map illustrations by Darla Tagrin ; maps by Carole Nelson Douglas. Includes selected bibliography. //

2918. ———. Another scandal in Bohemia: an Irene Adler novel. New York: Tom Doherty Associates Book, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93043825 //

2919. ———. Castle Rouge: an Irene Adler novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002026057. Includes bibliographical references (p. [537]- 538) //

2920. ———. Chapel noir : an Irene Adler novel. 1st mass market ed. New York: Forge, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. "A Tom Doherty Associates book." "A novel of suspense featuring Irene Adler and Sherlock Holmes, and Jack the Ripper"--book cover. Includes bibliographical references and publisher's advertisements at the end. "Forge mystery"--spine. //

2921. ———. Chapel noir : an Irene Adler novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 22 cm. "A Tom Doherty Associates book." Includes bibliographical references. //

2922. ———. Chapel noir : an Irene Adler novel. 1st ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates Book, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. (491]-492) //

2923. ———. Chapel noir : an Irene Adler novel. 1st mass market ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates Book, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. An excerpt from the author's book, "Castle rouge" appears on pages [473]- 485. "A Forge book." Includes bibliographical references (p. (469]-470). // "The story thrusts readers into one of the darkest periods of criminal fact and fiction when two courtesans are found brutally slaughtered in the lavish boudoir of a Paris house that dare not speak its name. No woman should ever see such horrors, authorities declare, but a powerful sponsor has insisted that Irene investigate the case, along with her faithful companion, sheltered parson's daughter Penelope Huxleigh. Yet does anyone really seek the truth, or do they wish only to bury it with the dead women?" "For there is a worse horror that will draw Irene and her archrival, Sherlock Holmes, into a duel of wits with a fiendish opponent: These Paris killings mimic a series of gruesome murders that terrorized London only months before. In a dangerous and disreputable part of town known as Whitechapel."--BOOK JACKET.

2924. ———. Femme fatale an Irene Alder novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003046851 //

2925. ———. Good night, Mr. Holmes. New York: Forge, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scuttlebutt May 2005. //

2926. ———. Irene's last waltz. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2927. ———. Midnight Louie's pet detectives. 1st mass market ed. New York: Forge, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98012431. Daisy and the silver quaich / Anne Perry -- Where does a herd of elephants go? / Toni L. P. Kelner -- The dark one / Lilian Jackson Braun -- Dr. Couch saves a bird / Nancy Pickard -- Fetch / Dorothy Cannell -- Kittens take detection 101 / Jan Grape -- El lobo rides alone / Bill Crider -- A hamster of no importance / Esther M. Friesner and Walter J. Stutzman -- Mandy: "Free to good home" / J. A. Jance -- On the take / Carolyn Wheat -- Harbinger / Jean Hager -- Final reunion / Lisa Lepovetsky -- Go to the devil / Barbara Paul -- A Baker Street irregular / Carole Nelson Douglas -- Masked

marauders of the mossbelt / Bruce Holland Rogers -- Final vows / Elizabeth Ann Scarborough -- The cage / Ed Gorman. // An anthology comprising seventeen mystery stories with animals as sleuths. The heroes and heroines range from cats to birds, to an elephant. Each entry is accompanied by an introduction. "Contents include her own story 'A Baker Street Irregular' (in which Midnight Louie meets Irene Adler and solves a mystery for Sherlock Holmes)."

2928. ———. Midnight Louie's pet detectives. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98012431. Daisy and the silver quaich / Anne Perry -- Where does a herd of elephants go? / Toni L. P. Kelner -- The dark one / Lilian Jackson Braun -- Dr. Couch saves a bird / Nancy Pickard -- Fetch / Dorothy Cannell -- Kittens take detection 101 / Jan Grape -- El lobo rides alone / Bill Crider -- A hamster of no importance / Esther M. Friesner and Walter J. Stutzman -- Mandy: "Free to good home" / J. A. Jance -- On the take / Carolyn Wheat -- Harbinger / Jean Hager -- Final reunion / Lisa Lepovetsky -- Go to the devil / Barbara Paul -- A Baker Street irregular / Carole Nelson Douglas -- Masked marauders of the mossbelt / Bruce Holland Rogers -- Final vows / Elizabeth Ann Scarborough -- The cage / Ed Gorman. // An anthology comprising seventeen mystery stories with animals as sleuths. The heroes and heroines range from cats to birds, to an elephant. Each entry is accompanied by an introduction. "Contents include her own story 'A Baker Street Irregular' (in which Midnight Louie meets Irene Adler and solves a mystery for Sherlock Holmes)."

2929. ———. Spider dance a novel of suspense featuring Irene Adler and Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates/Forge, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004053282 //

2930. Douglas, Carole Nelson, and Glenn Harrington. A soul of steel. New York: Forge, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Irene Adler and her husband, Godfrey Norton, are enjoying coffee at a Parisian sidewalk cafe, when a stranger collapses at their feet. When he recovers, he reveals that he is looking for the doctor who treated him at the battle of Maiwand, whose life is in danger and whose name is John H. Watson

2931. Monfredo, Miriam Grace, and Sharan Newman. Crime through time II. Berkley Prime Crime ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Table of Contents: Murder one / Walter Satterthwait -- The Etruscan house / John Maddox Roberts -- Domesday Deferred / Edward Marston -- The movable city / Edward D. Hoch -- The case of the Santo Niño / Anne Perry -- Anna and the mirror / Dianne Day -- Mizu-age / Laura Joh Rowland -- A scientific education / Nancy Kress -- A mule named Sal / Miriam Grace Monfredo -- Sense and sensuality / Robert Barnard -- The high constable and the Rochester rappers / Maan Meyers -- The ballad of Gentleman Jem / Gillian Linscott -- The hungry ghost of Panamint / William F. Wu -- The promised land / Sharan Newman -- Mesmerizing Bertie / Carole Nelson Douglas -- A man of my stature / Jan Burke -- Fearful / Sarah Smith -- Unsinkable / Elizabeth Foxwell -- Dorothy past and present / Michael Coney. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - ELROD, P. N. (24)

2932. Bennett, Nigel, and P. N. Elrod. His father's son. Riverdale, NY, New York, NY: Baen. Distributed by Simon & Schuster, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00065092 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The

Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2933. ———. Keeper of the king. Riverdale, NY: Baen Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96036663 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2934. ———. Siege perilous. Riverdale, NY: Baen Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004014349 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2935. Elrod, P. N. The adventures of Myhr, (Baen fantasy). Riverdale, NY, New York, NY: Baen. Distributed by Simon & Schuster, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005574551 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2936. ———. A chill in the blood. 1st ed, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97040373 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2937. ———. Cold streets. 1st ed, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002026190 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2938. ———. Dance of death, (The adventures of Jonathan Barrett, gentleman vampire). Dallas: Benbella Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004008578 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2939. ———. The dark sleep, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002553922 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2940. ———. The dark sleep. 1st ed, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98052426 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2941. ———. Death and the maiden, (The adventures of Jonathan Barrett, gentleman vampire). Dallas: BenBella Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003024933 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2942. ———. Death masque being the third book in the adventures of Jonathan Barrett, gentleman vampire. 1st BenBella Books ed, (The adventures of Jonathan Barrett, gentleman vampire). Dallas, TX: BenBella Books. Distributed by the Independent Trade Publishers Group, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004001479 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2943. ———. Dracula in London. New York: Ace Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00067858 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2944. ———. I Strahd the memoirs of a vampire / P. N. Elrod, (Ravenloft books). Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007270975 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2945. ———. I, Strahd, (Ravenloft). Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94061680 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2946. ———. I, Strahd, (Ravenloft books). Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93060256 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2947. ———. I, Strahd the war against Azalin, (Ravenloft novel). Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, Inc, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96060822 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2948. ———. Lady Crymsyn. 1st ed, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99059041 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files

for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2949. ———. Lady Crymsyn, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99089927 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2950. ———. My big fat supernatural wedding. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Griffin, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006045725 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2951. ———. Quincey Morris, vampire. Riverdale, NY: Baen, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002554213 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2952. ———. Red death, (The adventures of Jonathan Barrett, gentleman vampire). Dallas: BenBella Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003024538 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2953. ———. Song in the dark. 1st ed, (The vampire files). New York: Ace Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005045322 // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private- detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The

Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2954. ———. The vampire files. Ace trade pbk. ed. New York: Ace Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003045118. Contents: v. 1. Bloodlist ; Lifeblood ; Bloodcircle -- v. 2 Art in the blood ; Fire in the blood ; Blood on the water // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

2955. Elrod, P. N., and Roxanne Conrad. Stepping through the stargate science, archaeology and the military in Stargate SG-1. Dallas, Tex: BenBella Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004012939. Includes bibliographical references // "P. N. Elrod (better known in Sherlockian circles as Patti Nead Elrod, the creator of the 'Baker Street Irragulars') began her paperback series The Vampire Files for Ace in 1990, featuring Jack Fleming (formerly a reporter and now a vampire) and his private-detective friend Charles Escott (whose name is not the only Sherlockian echo in the six-book series). Patti has other books in print, a fan club, and a Jack Fleming short story in the Martin H. Greenberg anthology Vampire Detectives, and another in the Greenberg anthology Celebrity Vampires. She is getting ready to return to The Vampire Files with a novel Dark Sleep that will focus on Charles Escott, who (as it happens) is the natural son of Sherlock Holmes."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - ESTLEMAN, LOREN D. (5)

2956. Estleman, Loren D. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes, (A Sherlock Holmes mystery). New York: Ibooks, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Simon & Schuster (distributor). 21 cm. Repr. with new afterword. - Originally published: Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1979. // "Holmes uses his expertise as a chemist to explain a mysterious gap" in Robert Louis Stevenson's story.

2957. ———. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes [Internet Resource; Computer File Date of Entry: 20040713]. Ibooks, 2001 [cited. Available from http://www.contentreserve.com/TitleInfo.asp?ID={FD99AF0C-A84C-4090-B41C- 0D4C67A5679C}&Format=50. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Repr. with new afterword. - Originally published: Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1979. Electronic reproduction. //

2958. ———. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes. 1st ed, (Further adventures of Sherlock Holmes). London: Titan Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

2959. ———. Sherlock Holmes vs. Dracula. New York, London: Ibooks. Simon & Schuster, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2960. ———. Sherlock Holmes vs. Dracula. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes. New York: Quality Paperback Book Club, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996 //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - F (6)

2961. Farran, Christopher. Houdini and the seance murders. 1st ed. Bend, OR: Salvo Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "Harry Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle, together in Italy, must join forces to solve a murder that happened before their own eyes during a seance. Can the master of escape and the master of detection put aside their egos long enough to solve these bizarre murders?"- -P. [4] of cover. "Has Harry Houdini, Houdini's nephew Ira, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Sir Arthur's granddaughter Lucinda (who'd rather be called Solitaire) investigating a murder committed during a seance in Trieste; Ira and Solitaire get to visit Paris, and they do most of the adventuring."

2962. ———. Houdini and the seance murders [Internet Resource; Computer File Date of Entry: 20040329]. Salvo Press, 2000 [cited. Available from http://www.contentreserve.com/TitleInfo.asp?ID={7C5DD5E9-FBFF- 487A-8990-188D406194B1}&Format=50. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Electronic books. Requires Adobe Reader 6.0 (file size: 522 KB). Title from eBook information screen. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // Harry Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle, together in Italy, must join forces to solve a murder that happened before their own eyes during a seance. Can the master of escape and the master of detection put aside their egos long enough to solve these bizarre murders? This could be Houdini's greatest escape and Doyle's most important case.

2963. Faye, Lyndsay. Dust and shadow : an account of the Ripper killings by Dr. John H. Watson. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 24 cm. //

2964. ———. Dust and Shadow : An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson. 1st Simon & Schuster trade pbk. ed. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 22 cm. //

2965. Fish, Robert L., and Jon L. Lellenberg. Dr. Watney's agent speaks out! an interview about Schlock Homes with Robert L. Fish, (Occasional paper of The Dispatch-Box Press). Alexandria, Va: Robert L. Fish. The Dispatch- Box Press, 1974. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C21660. Added Title: Project on the History of the Sherlock Holmes Parody and Pastiche //

2966. Fruttero, Carlo. The D Case: the truth about the mystery of Edwin Drood. London: Chatto & Windus, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Italian by Gregory Dowling // "...the book is an account of the events at a Forum on the Completion of Unfinished or Fragmentary Works in Music and Literature, and of the deliberations by participants who include Father Brown, Hercule Poirot, Nero Wolfe, Lew Archer, and Sherlock Holmes." "Charles Dickens died before the last installments of The Mystery of Edwin Drood were written, so the book has tantalized readers for many years. In this clever combination of literary scholarship and satire, such famous fictitious detectives as Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Jules Maigret, and others gather at a conference in Rome to mull over the clues and offer their solutions to the mystery. As the discussion continues and the characters interact, even the relationship between Dickens and Wilkie Collins is brought into question. The text of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (also known as MED) is interspersed between their discussions. This is a very pleasant way of reading literary criticism."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - FAWCETT, QUINN (7)

2967. Fawcett, Quinn. Against the brotherhood: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97013322 //r97 // "For the first time, Dame Jean Conan Doyle has authorized a series of Holmesian novels featuring Mycroft, Sherlock Holmes's older brother. These exciting adventures will entertain both newcomers and devotees of the canon. Acknowledged by Sherlock himself as the smarter of the two and gifted with even greater powers of observation than the famous consulting detective, Mycroft Holmes appears in only four Conan Doyle stories. The barest details of his life are revealed - just enough to tantalize the reader. How was it that Mycroft at times seemed to control the British government even though he rarely left his home in Pall Mall or the comfortable environs of the Diogenes Club? "Against the Brotherhood begins to lift the veil from the life of Mycroft Holmes - and his previously unknown staff. There's Mycroft's man, an ex-army officer who may have been a spy; Sutton, an actor whose flawless impersonation of Mycroft proves essential; and young Guthrie, whose employment as Mycroft's new secretary allows him to fulfill the Watsonian role of chronicler. Guthrie's upper-class education has not prepared him for the rough-and-tumble world of international politics, nor for his encounters with the beautiful and cunning Miss Gatspy, who is a thief, spy, and assassin. Against the Brotherhood is full of attempted assassinations, secret spymasters, anarchist cabals, concealed identities, double- and triple-agents, burglary, and sabotage, all done in true Conan Doyle style."--Dust jacket

2968. ———. Against the brotherhood: a Mycroft Holmes novel. New York: TOR, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2969. ———. Embassy Row: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st mass market ed. New York: Tom Doherty Associates Book, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98023488 // "Acknowledged by his brother, Sherlock, as the smarter, more observant of the two, the enigmatic Mycroft Holmes appeared in only four of the original Conan Doyle stories. Now, with Embassy Row, Fawcett brings us more skulduggery and sabotage, concealed identities and double agents - written in true Conan Doyle style." "Paterson Guthrie has grown comfortable in his current employment as Mycroft Holmes' secretary. At present, he is accompanying Mycroft to a series of discreet negotiations with the Japanese, intended to secure England's position in Japanese-controlled waters. But there are those who would like to see these talks come to naught. Many highly placed Englishmen do not wish to ally themselves with a people they consider inferior to their own, and certainly the Japanese are wary of close ties with a society they find increasingly hostile. And why exactly is the flirtatious Miss Gatspy lurking around the embassy - is she after information or Guthrie?". "Despite many setbacks, misunderstandings, and suspicious accidents, the agreement nears completion. But the night the papers are to be signed and sealed, a British diplomat, whose opposition to the negotiations is no secret, is found dead with a Japanese dagger in his back. Mycroft and Guthrie must solve his murder, expose the agitators behind it, and see to the finalization of the agreement - without finding themselves on the wrong end of the knife."--Book jacket

2970. ———. The Flying Scotsman: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99022251 // "Acknowledged by his brother, Sherlock, as the smarter, more observant of the two, the enigmatic Mycroft Holmes appeared in only four of the original Conan Doyle stories. With Against the Brotherhood and Embassy Row, novelist Quinn Fawcett introduced us to a part of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's world hitherto unexamined, and featured perhaps the most intriguing sleuth to come along since Sherlock himself." "The Flying Scotsman is a luxury train and the fastest way to travel between London and Edinburgh. The Scotsman is also the secret escape route for a European prince who has narrowly escaped assassination at a royal wedding. The Prince was in London to negotiate a treaty between his country and England; the British government believes that the assassination is an attempt to keep the treaty from being finalized and signed. Now he must be safely returned to his homeland.". "Mycroft Holmes is assigned to be the prince's protector. Posing as travel writers, Mycroft and Paterson Guthrie, his able assistant

and the chronicler of his adventures, board the Scotsman along with the Prince for what should be a quick pleasure trip to Scotland - one that is interrupted almost immediately by a death that may be another try at murdering the Prince." "Guthrie soon spots some familiar faces among his fellow passengers. He and Mycroft have tangled with Sir Cameron MacMillian before. Is the Scottish laird merely heading home aboard the luxurious train, or is his evil political cabal behind the assassination attempts? Then there's Penelope Gatspy, the beautiful anarchist and sometime assassin. Is she after the Prince - or Guthrie?"--Book jacket

2971. ———. The Flying Scotsman: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st trade paperback ed. New York: Forge, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99022251 // "Acknowledged by his brother, Sherlock, as the smarter, more observant of the two, the enigmatic Mycroft Holmes appeared in only four of the original Conan Doyle stories. With Against the Brotherhood and Embassy Row, novelist Quinn Fawcett introduced us to a part of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's world hitherto unexamined, and featured perhaps the most intriguing sleuth to come along since Sherlock himself." "The Flying Scotsman is a luxury train and the fastest way to travel between London and Edinburgh. The Scotsman is also the secret escape route for a European prince who has narrowly escaped assassination at a royal wedding. The Prince was in London to negotiate a treaty between his country and England; the British government believes that the assassination is an attempt to keep the treaty from being finalized and signed. Now he must be safely returned to his homeland.". "Mycroft Holmes is assigned to be the prince's protector. Posing as travel writers, Mycroft and Paterson Guthrie, his able assistant and the chronicler of his adventures, board the Scotsman along with the Prince for what should be a quick pleasure trip to Scotland - one that is interrupted almost immediately by a death that may be another try at murdering the Prince." "Guthrie soon spots some familiar faces among his fellow passengers. He and Mycroft have tangled with Sir Cameron MacMillian before. Is the Scottish laird merely heading home aboard the luxurious train, or is his evil political cabal behind the assassination attempts? Then there's Penelope Gatspy, the beautiful anarchist and sometime assassin. Is she after the Prince - or Guthrie?"--Book jacket

2972. ———. The Scottish ploy: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st ed. New York: Forge, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00031711 // "Seemingly unconnected events are pulling Mycroft Holmes in several directions at once. There are the usual dispatches to read and spy networks to monitor - England's and those of the enemies of the Empire. European politics seem to be heating up again and, to prevent the leaders of an anarchist group from reaching England's shores, Mycroft must, much to his dismay, become part of the intended reconciliation of a husband and wife.". "Then there are the minor distractions: Why is a gentleman who claims to be Turkish seeking his supposedly kidnapped brother in London? Why does an eminent phrenologist urgently want Mycroft's opinion on the inhabitants of his asylum? Who has been following Mycroft and his estimable secretary, the amiable Paterson Guthrie, through foggy streets? What motivated the attempted assassination of an Admiralty courier on Mycroft's own doorstep? When the lovely Penelope Gatspy saves Guthrie's life, is it because of the attraction between them, or on orders of the mysterious "lodge" she serves?" "And, most important - to Mycroft - what is behind the kidnapping of his old friend Edmund Sutton, an actor currently enjoying a triumphant run as MacBeth?"--Book jacket

2973. ———. The Scottish ploy: a Mycroft Holmes novel. 1st trade paperback ed. New York: Forge, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00031711 // "Seemingly unconnected events are pulling Mycroft Holmes in several directions at once. There are the usual dispatches to read and spy networks to monitor - England's and those of the enemies of the Empire. European politics seem to be heating up again and, to prevent the leaders of an anarchist group from reaching England's shores, Mycroft must, much to his dismay, become part of the intended reconciliation of a husband and wife.". "Then there are the minor distractions: Why is a gentleman who claims to be Turkish seeking his supposedly kidnapped brother in London? Why does an eminent phrenologist urgently want Mycroft's opinion on the inhabitants of his asylum? Who has been following Mycroft and his estimable secretary, the amiable Paterson Guthrie, through foggy streets? What motivated the attempted assassination of an Admiralty courier on Mycroft's own doorstep? When the lovely Penelope Gatspy saves Guthrie's life, is it because of the attraction between them, or on orders of the mysterious "lodge" she serves?" "And, most important - to Mycroft - what is behind the kidnapping of his old friend Edmund Sutton, an actor currently enjoying a triumphant run as MacBeth?"--Book jacket

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - FFORDE, JASPER (3)

2974. Fforde, Jasper. First among sequels. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Full of bizarre subplots, many of which don't go anywhere, bestseller Fforde's fifth novel to feature intrepid literary detective Thursday Next (after 2004's Something Rotten) blends elements of mystery, campy science fiction and screwball fantasy à la Terry Pratchett's Discworld. With the Stupidity Surplus reaching dangerously high levels all over England, Acme Carpets employee and undercover SpecOps investigator Next has her hands full trying to persuade her 16-year-old slacker son, Friday, to join the ChronoGuard, which deals with temporal stability; if Friday continues to sleep away his future, the end is near—for everyone. To complicate matters, a malicious apprentice begins making classic works of literature into reality book shows (Pride and Prejudice becomes The Bennets), a ruthless corporation tries to turn the Bookworld into a tourist trap, and the Cheese Enforcement Agency tries to bust Next for smuggling killer curd. The fate of the world may lie in a Longfellow poem. Fans of satiric literary humor are in for a treat."

2975. ———. Thursday Next in first among sequels: a novel. New York: Viking, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007014615 //

2976. ———. Thursday Next in Lost in a good book: a novel. New York: Penguin, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002071304 // The inventive, exuberant, and totally original literary fun that began with The Eyre Affair continues with Jasper Fforde's magnificent second adventure starring the resourceful, fearless literary sleuth Thursday Next. When Landen, the love of her life, is eradicated by the corrupt multinational Goliath Corporation, Thursday must moonlight as a Prose Resource Operative of Jurisfiction-the police force inside books. She is apprenticed to the man-hating Miss Havisham from Dicken's Great Expectations, who grudgingly shows Thursday the ropes. And she gains just enough skill to get herself in a real mess entering the pages of Poe's The Raven. What she really wants is to get Landen back. But this latest mission is not without further complications. Along with jumping into the works of Kafka and Austen, and even Beatrix Potter's The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies, Thursday finds herself the target of a series of potentially lethal coincidences, the authenticator of a newly discovered play by the Bard himself, and the only one who can prevent an unidentifiable pink sludge from engulfing all life on Earth. Her adventures as a renowned Special Operative in literary detection have left Thursday Next yearning for a rest. But when the love of her life is eradicated by the corrupt multinational Goliath Corporation, Thursday must bite the bullet and moonlight as a Prose Resource Operative in the secret world of Jurisfiction, the police force inside books. There she is apprenticed to Miss Havisham, the famous man-hater from Dickens's Great Expectations, who teaches her to book-jump like a pro. If she retrieves a supposedly vanquished enemy from the pages of Poe's "The Raven," she thinks Goliath might return her lost love, Landen. But her latest mission is endlessly complicated. Not only are there side trips into the works of Kafka and Austen, and even Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Flopsy Bunnies, Thursday finds herself the target of a series of potentially lethal coincidences, the authenticator of a newly discovered play by the Bard himself, and the only one who can prevent an unidentifiable pink sludge from engulfing all life on Earth

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - FRASER, GEORGE MACDONALD (6)

2977. Fraser, George MacDonald. Flashman & the angel of the Lord from the Flashman papers, 1858-59. 1st American ed. New York: A.A. Knopf. Distributed by Random House, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94047219. Includes bibliographical references // "[T]he latest installment in the grand saga of Flashman's exploits (eventually one of the books will reveal what happened when Flashman stalked Col. Sebastian Moran in an empty house in Baker Street); the Angel of the Lord is

John Brown, so the time is pre-Canonical, but Flashman, reminiscing early on for his grandchildren, does mention the prize-fighter Jack Johnson, which allows Fraser to mention Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in an end- note."

2978. ———. Flashman and the Tiger : and other extracts from the Flashman papers. London: HarperCollins, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: 1999. Includes bibliographical references. Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Offers the first (and long-awaited) book appearance of the story first published in the Daily Express, Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 1975. It's a delightful tale: the 'tiger' is Colonel Sebastian Moran, with whom Flashman had three encounters (this being the third, in an empty house in Baker Street in 1894)."

2979. ———. Flashman and the Tiger : and other extracts from the Flashman papers, (The Flashman papers). London: HarperCollins, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Originally published: 1999. Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Offers the first (and long-awaited) book appearance of the story first published in the Daily Express, Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 1975. It's a delightful tale: the 'tiger' is Colonel Sebastian Moran, with whom Flashman had three encounters (this being the third, in an empty house in Baker Street in 1894)."

2980. ———. "Flashman and the Tiger and other extracts from The Flashman papers." Knopf, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st American ed. 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 343-347). Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Offers the first (and long-awaited) book appearance of the story first published in the Daily Express, Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 1975. It's a delightful tale: the 'tiger' is Colonel Sebastian Moran, with whom Flashman had three encounters (this being the third, in an empty house in Baker Street in 1894)."

2981. ———. Flashman and the Tiger and other extracts from The Flashman Papers. London: HarperCollins, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-[319]). Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Offers the first (and long-awaited) book appearance of the story first published in the Daily Express, Sept. 29- Oct. 3, 1975. It's a delightful tale: the 'tiger' is Colonel Sebastian Moran, with whom Flashman had three encounters (this being the third, in an empty house in Baker Street in 1894)."

2982. ———. Flashman and the Tiger and other extracts from the Flashman papers. 1st Anchor Books ed. New York: Anchor Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Previously published in hardcover in the United States: New York : Knopf, 2000. Includes bibliographical references (p. 343-347). Scuttlebutt Oct 1999 // "Offers the first (and long- awaited) book appearance of the story first published in the Daily Express, Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 1975. It's a delightful tale: the 'tiger' is Colonel Sebastian Moran, with whom Flashman had three encounters (this being the third, in an empty house in Baker Street in 1894)."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - FREEMANTLE, BRIAN (4)

2983. Freemantle, Brian. The Holmes factor. Sutton/New York: Severn House, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2005. // "The second novel in his series about Sherlock Holmes' son Sebastian, who has been sent to Russia just before the start of World War I to assess the political situation; he meets Churchill and Asquith, and Kerensky and Stalin and Rasputin, and is involved in lots of intrigue. Sherlock and Mycroft and Watson are also on hand, but in supporting roles."

2984. ———. The Holmes factor. Large type ed, (A Sherlock and Sebastian Holmes story). Sutton: Severn House, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2005. Originally published: 2005. //

2985. ———. The Holmes inheritance. New York: Severn House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. // "Sebastian Holmes, estranged son of the great detective, sails to America on the Lusitania to investigate rumors of business magnates plotting secret weapons deals with the Germans just before WWI."

2986. ———. The Holmes inheritance. Large type ed. Sutton: Severn House, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally published: 2004. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - FROST, MARK (6)

2987. Frost, Mark. The list of seven. London: Arrow, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2988. ———. The list of seven. New York: Avon Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93012305 // "On Christmas Day 1884, a desperate plea from a mysterious woman leads Arthur Conan Doyle - struggling physician, aspiring writer, and part-time demystifier of the occult - to a seance in London's East End and into a fiendish and deadly trap. Stunned by a shocking display of black magic, Doyle witnesses a murder, nearly falling victim himself before being rescued by a secretive stranger: Jack Sparks, a man who claims to be special agent to Queen Victoria. He tells Doyle that he has been targeted by a diabolical coven of Satanists - the Dark Brotherhood." "As they track their attackers across the length and breadth of Britain, assailed by forces of darkness both human and supernatural, Conan Doyle and Sparks unmask a terrifying conspiracy that threatens not only the Crown but the very fabric of modern civilization. Their only clue: a list of seven names, the leaders of the Brotherhood.". "Skeptical by nature and profession, Doyle labors to prove that the events he has witnessed - horrifying visions, zombies, ghouls, molecular alteration - are elaborate ruses with logical explanations. But if so, why? Simply because Doyle's anti-occultist writings, never even published, have inadvertently exposed the Brotherhood's intentions? Who is the elusive, seemingly superhuman mastermind behind the Seven? Most important, as Doyle continues to put his life in the hands of Jack Sparks, the question persists: Can Sparks be trusted?"--Book jacket

2989. ———. The six messiahs. 1st ed. New York: Morrow, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94039216 // "In The Six Messiahs, Mark Frost creates a novel of nineteenth-century mystery, adventure, and terror with Arthur Conan Doyle - the creator of the Sherlock Holmes books - at the center of the heart-stopping action." "Now off to America for his first book tour, Doyle is joined by his impetuous younger brother, Innes, and a cryptic Irish priest. During their voyage across the Atlantic, the men are stalked by an otherworldly order of assassins attempting to steal a precious piece of the ship's cargo: a priceless book of ancient mysticism.". "The Book of Zohar is the first piece of a lethal puzzle that will draw Doyle across the burgeoning young nation. From the filthy slums of lower Manhattan to the dark alleys of Chicago to a final apocalyptic confrontation in the searing Arizona desert, Doyle and his companions track the paths of six mysterious strangers who are united by a single, eerie dream. A dream of a black tower rising out of a wasteland - and a river of blood. As their trails converge at the source of this terrifying vision, Doyle and company confront an evil so dark and profound that it threatens to obliterate the very fabric of the world."--Book jacket

2990. ———. The six messiahs. New York: Avon Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 //

2991. Frost, Mark, and André Fransee. In het teken van de zes. Baarn: De Prom, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2992. Frost, Mark, and Jordi Mustieles. Los seis mesías. New York: Rayo, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // In 1894 on a visit to the U.S., Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, investigates the theft of valuable books on the world's great religions. In the process he uncovers a sinister plot by a group of fanatics in a commune in the Arizona desert.

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - G (9)

2993. García Jiménez, Francisco. Misterio en la vuelta de Rocha con intervención de Sherlock Holmes, Arséne Lupin, Joseph Rouletabille. Bs. As. i.e. Buenos Aires: Corregidor, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98224855 //

2994. Garland, Lawrence, and John DePol. The affair of the unprincipled publisher. New Castle (Del.): Oak Knoll Books, 1983. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 84161252. Citations: De Waal C22185 // "A pastiche by Lawrence Garland that reports on an encounter between Thomas J. Wise and Sherlock Holmes."

2995. Gaspar, Stephen. The Canadian adventures of Sherlock Holmes : from the memoirs of Dr. John H. Watson. Shelburne, Ont.: Sauk City, Wisc., 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Also available in electronic format. Edited by Stephen Gaspar. Scuttlebutt Nov. 2002. //

2996. Gilbert, Paul D. Sherlock Holmes and the Giant Rat of Sumatra. London: Robert Hale, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

2997. Gilson, Jamie, and Dee DeRosa. Soccer circus. 1st ed. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92009716 // In their determination to have fun while spending the night at a motel during a soccer tournament, Hobie Hanson and his friends get caught up in a mystery buff's efforts to solve a ficticious case

2998. Gorman, Edward, and Martin Harry Greenberg. The adventure of the missing detective and 19 of the year's finest crime and mystery stories! New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006278710. Contents: The year in mystery and crime fiction: 2004 / Jon L. Breen -- A 2004 yearbook of crime and mystery / Edward D. Hoch -- The mystery in Great Britain -- Maxim Jakubowski -- The newest four-letter word in mystery / Sarah Weinman -- The adventure of the missing detective / Gary Lovisi -- The Westphalian ring / Jeffery Deaver -- The hit / Robert S. Levinson -- The last case of Hilly Palmer / Duane Swierczynski -- Everybody's girl / Robert Barnard -- Imitate the sun / Luke Sholer -- Father Diodorus / Charlie Stella -- A nightcap of hemlock / Francis M. Nevins -- The best in online mystery fiction in 2004 / Sarah Weinman -- Just pretend / Martyn Waites -- Geoffrey says / Aliya Whiteley -- God's dice / David White -- The consolation blond / Val McDermid -- The shoeshine man's regrets / Laura Lippman -- For benefit of Mr. Means / Christine Matthews -- East side, west side / Max Allan Collins and Matthew V. Clemens -- The promotion / Larry D. Sewazy -- Me and Mitch / Bill Pronzini and Barry N. Malzberg -- The necromancer's apprentice / Lillian Stewart Carl -- The banshee / Joyce Carol Oates -- Sounds of silence / Dennis Richard Murphy //

2999. Goulart, Ron. Murder in studio 221B Sherlock Holmes solves the murder of Professor Moriarty. 1st ed, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3000. Grant, Barry. Sherlock Holmes and the Shakespeare Letter. Sutton: Severn House, 2010.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3001. ———. The Strange Return of Sherlock Holmes. Sutton: Severn House, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. // When James Wilson retires from journalism, he decides to settle down in a small Welsh town with a roomate, a Mr. Cedric Coombes, and at first thinks little of his new friend's eccentric behavior. But he can't shake the feeling that he knows him from somewhere else. As Coombes displays his astonishing deductive prowess, and becomes embroiled in the police investigation of the bizarre death, and apparent murder, of a man in a bathtub, Wilson, or should we say Watson, begins to wonder just who this Coombes really is.

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - GREENBERG, MARTIN HARRY (8)

3002. Greenberg, Martin Harry. Celebrity vampires. New York: DAW Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Jan 1996; Introduction / Ed Gorman -- Dracula on the rocks / Carole Nelson Douglas -- Traces of red / Max Allan Collins -- Too short a death / Peter Crowther -- Sweet dreams, Norma Jeane / Barbara Collins -- Totally Tallulah / Barbara Paul -- Plague / John Lutz -- The beautiful, the damned / Kristine Kathryn Rusch -- Woollcott and the vamp / Jon L. Breen -- The vampire of the opera / Karen Haber -- Blessed by his dying tongue / Tracy A. Knight. A singular event on a night in 1912 / Roman A. Ranieri -- Vladimir's conversions / J.N. Williamson -- Death on the Mississippi / Wendi Lee & Terry Beatty -- The swashbuckler and the vampire / Mike Baker -- I vant to be alone / Barb D'Amato -- Undead origami / Norman Partridge -- Bloody Sam / Gary A. Braunbeck -- King of the night / Bill Crider -- A night at the (horse) opera / P.N. Elrod. // "With stories that include 'Dracula on the Rocks' (by Carole Nelson Douglas, starring Irene Adler), 'A Singular Event on a Night in 1912' (by Roman A. Ranieri, starring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Bram Stoker), and non-Sherlockian tales by Jerry Neal Williamson and Patti Nead Elrod."

3003. Greenberg, Martin Harry, and John Helfers. Villains victorious, (DAW book collectors). New York: DAW, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2001. Introduction / John Helfers -- All things being relative / Tanya Huff -- The mould of form / Rosemary Edghill -- The specter of Tullyfane Abbey / Peter Tremayne -- Doubting Thomas / Kristine Kathryn Rusch -- The whiteviper scrolls / David Bischoff -- A new man / Ed Gorman -- Souls to take / Gary A. Braunbeck and Lucy A. Snyder -- Nina / Pauline E Dungate -- Horror show / Tim Waggoner -- Death mage / Fiona Patton -- King of thorns / R. Davis -- The usurper memos / Josepha Sherman -- To speak with angels / Michelle West -- Heroes and villains / Peter Crowther. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg and John Helfers. // "An anthology of 14 original stories, including a Sherlockian pastiche by Peter Tremayne, about Holmes' first encounter with Moriarty, in Ireland, where Colonel James Phillimore disappeared from his estate in Kerry."

3004. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Daniel Stashower. Sherlock Holmes in America. New York: Skyhorse Pub., 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Edited by Martin H. Greenberg, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Daniel Stashower. 24 cm. "A Herman Graf book." Introduction: "American, as you perceive" / Case of Colonel Warburton's madness / Ghosts and the machine / Exerpts from an unpublished memoir found in the basement of the home for retired actors / Flowers of Utah / Adventure of the coughing dentist / Minister's missing daughter / Case of Colonel Crockett's violin / Adventure of the White City / Recalled to life / Seven walnuts / Adventure of the Boston Dromio / Case of the rival queens / Adventure of the missing three quarters / Song at twilight / Moriarty, Moran, and more: Anti-hibernian sentiment in the Canon / How the creator of Sherlock Holmes brought him to America / Romance of America / // From the bustling neighborhoods of New York City and Washington, D.C., to sunny yet sinister cities like San Francisco on the West Coast, the world's best-loved British sleuth will face some of the most cunning criminals America has to offer, and meet some of America's most famous figures along the way. A fascinating and extraordinary collection of never-before-published crime and mystery stories

by bestselling American writers.

3005. ———. Sherlock Holmes in America. London: Robinson, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3006. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Carol-Lynn Rössel Waugh, eds. Holmes for the holidays. 1st ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96019798. Contents: The Adventure of the Canine Ventriloquist / Jon L. Breen; The Adventure of the Christmas Ghosts / Bill Crider; The Adventure of the Christmas Tree / William L. DeAndrea; The Thief of Twelfth Night / Carole Nelson Douglas; The Adventure of the Three Ghosts / Loren D. Estleman; The Italian Sherlock Holmes / Reginald Hill; The Christmas Client / Edward D. Hoch; A Scandal in Winter / Gillian Linscott; The Adventure in Border Country / Gwen Moffat; The Sleuth of Christmas Past / Barbara Paul; The Watch Night Bell / Anne Perry; The Yuletide Affair / John Stoessel; The Adventure of the Angel's Trumpet / Carolyn Wheat; The Adventure of the man Who Never Laughed / J. N. Williamson //

3007. ———. More Holmes for the holidays. Berkley prime crime pbk. ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99027229 // "In Anne Perry's "The Christmas Gift," a Stradivarius is plucked away from a master violinist just before a holiday performance - one Sherlock Holmes had his heart set on attending ..." "In Loren D. Estleman's "The Adventure of the Greatest Gift," Holmes receives an unusual present, a wax recording cylinder bearing festive greetings - or is it a warning about an impending war between England and France?" "In Carolyn Wheat's "The Case of the Rajah's Emerald," Timothy "Tiny Tim" Cratchit requests Holmes and Watson's assistance in identifying the true heir of the late philanthropist Ebenezer Scrooge ..." "In Peter Lovesey's "The Four Wise Men," Watson's former army superior invites him to appear in a Nativity service and guard the valuable Star of Bethlehem treasure from being stolen by a villain from Holmes's past ...". "With these and seven more merry mysteries, you can spend the season with the world's most famous detective, courtesy of today's masters of mystery, in More Holmes for the Holidays."--Book jacket

3008. ———. More Holmes for the Holidays. 1st ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. The Christmas gift / Anne Perry -- The four wise men / Peter Lovesey -- Eleemosynary, my dear Watson / Barbara Paul -- The adventure of the greatest gift / Loren D. Estleman -- The case of the Rajah's emerald / Carolyn Wheat -- The Christmas conspiracy / Edward D. Hoch -- The music of Christmas / L.B. Greenwood -- The adventure of the Christmas Bear / Bill Crider -- The adventure of the naturalist's stock pin / Jon L. Breen -- The adventure of the second violet / Daniel Stashower -- The human mystery / Tanith Lee. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg, Jon L. Lellenberg, and Carol-Lynn Waugh. //

3009. Greenberg, Martin Harry, Jon L. Lellenberg, Carol-Lynn Rössel Waugh, Reginald Hill., Edward D Hoch, and Masamichi Higurashi. Sharokku Homuzu Kurisumasu no irainin=Holmes for the holidays. Tokyo: Hara Shobo, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - H (9)

3010. Haddon, Mark. The curious incident of the dog in the night-time. 1st ed. New York: Doubleday, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002031355 // Despite his overwhelming fear of interacting with people, Christopher, a mathematically-gifted, autistic fifteen-year-old boy, decides to investigate the murder of a neighbor's dog and uncovers secret information about his mother

3011. Hammer, David L. The twenty-second man : in re Sherlock Holmes, German agent. Dubuque, Iowa: Gasogene Press, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Cover title: The 22nd man./ Includes bibliographical references. //

3012. Hardwick, Michael. The Revenge of the hound. New York: Ibooks Inc., distributed by Simon & Schuster, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3013. Henry, O. The Sleuths: A Misadventure of Shamrock Jolnes, (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes). New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

3014. Hoch, Edward D. Diagnosis impossible the problems of Dr. Sam Hawthorne. 1st ed. Norfolk, Va: Crippen & Landru, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96157728; Scuttlebutt Mar 1996. Contents: The problem of the covered bridge -- The problem of the old gristmill -- The problem of the lobster shack -- The problem of the haunted bandstand -- The problem of the locked caboose -- The problem of the little red schoolhouse -- The problem of the Christmas steeple -- The problem of cell 16 -- The problem of the country inn -- The problem of the voting booth -- The problem of the county fair -- The problem of the old oak tree -- A Dr. Sam Hawthorne chronology / Marvin Lachman //

3015. Hoch, Edward D., and Marvin Lachman. The ripper of Storyville, and other Ben Snow tales. Signed limted ed. Norfolk, Va: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98220781; Scuttlebutt Oct 1997. Contents: Frontier street -- Valley of arrows -- Ghost town -- Flying man -- Man in the alley -- Ripper of Storyville -- Snow in Yucatan -- Vanished steamboat -- Brothers on the beach -- 500 hours of Dr. Wisdom -- Trail of the bells -- Phantom stallion -- Sacramento waxworks -- Only tree in Tasco -- Long way from home: the travels of Ben Snow / Marvin Lachman //

3016. Hosier, Sydney. Most baffling, Mrs. Hudson. New York: Avon Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1998 // "His third book about 'the other sleuth of Baker Street,' who solves another murder mystery, with the assistance of her friend Vi Warner (who performs no astral projection this time), but without any input from her famous lodger except one of his cast-off suits."

3017. ———. Murder, Mrs. Hudson. New York: Avon Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1996, Feb 1997 // "This time Emma is hired by journalist-and- would-be-politician Winston Churchill to find, follow, and thwart an international terrorist and assassin. Emma is again assisted by a friend's powers of astral projection, and by Holmes' apparent willingness to do without a housekeeper."

3018. Maclaren, Angus, and David L. Hammer. The quest being the search for the treasure of Sherlock Holmes, the 22nd man. Dubuque, Iowa: Gasogene Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94174907 //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - HALL, JOHN (1)

3019. Hall, John. Sherlock Holmes and the disgraced inspector. London: Breese Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - HOCKENSMITH, STEVE (2)

3020. Hockensmith, Steve. Holmes on the range. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005050406 // It's 1893, and in Montana, jobs are scarce. Big Red and Old Red Amlingmeyer sign on as ranch hands on the Bar VR and are expecting hard work and a campfire where they can read their favorite Sherlock Holmes stories in Harper's Weekly.When the boys come across a body, Old Red sees a chance to try out his Holmes deductifyin' skills, and like it or not, Big Red is roped into the chase

3021. ———. On the wrong track. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007005176 //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - J (8)

3022. Jack, Alex. Inspector Ginkgo tips his hat to Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Becket, Mass: One Peaceful World Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95100333 //

3023. Jackson, Marian J. A. The sunken treasure, (A Miss Danforth mystery). New York: Walker & Co, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94002816; Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "...Miss Danforth, continues to ignore Conan Doyle's earlier warning that amateur detecting is no career for a young lady, and now is on a millionaire's yacht bound from Panama to New Orleans 1900, and as usual involved in a lively mystery."

3024. Jacobs, Earle W. The Grimpen Mire Affair : A Sherlock Holmes Tale As Related by His Good Friend Dr. Watson. [S.l.]: Authorhouse, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3025. Jaynes, Roger. Sherlock Holmes: a duel with the devil. London: Breese Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Case of the Baffled Courier; The Case of the Dishonoured Professor; Moriarty's Fiendish Plan //

3026. ———. Sherlock Holmes: a duel with the devil. Large type ed, (Linford mystery library). Leicester: Linford, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Originally published: 2003. //

3027. Jeffers, H. Paul. A grand night for murder. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95015231. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 // "'A corking-good mystery' with references to the Canon and to the Baker Street Irregulars."

3028. ———. The Stalwart Companions, (The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes). London: Titan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

3029. Jones, Jill. Bloodline. New York: St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Scuttlebutt Jun 2000 // "She combines the romance and mystery genres in an investigation of a modern serial killer whose murders start at a Sherlockian 'The Unsolved Case of Jack the Ripper--Where Was Sherlock When We Needed Him?' conference in London. The hero's a Scotland Yard inspector and the heroine an FBI agent, there's plenty of romance as well as mystery, and the Sherlockian

aspects are incidental."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - JAKUBOWSKI, MAXIM (3)

3030. Jakubowski, Maxim. Murder through the ages : a bumper anthology of historical mysteries. London: Headline, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "With a new Sherlockian pastiche by June Thomson."

3031. ———. Murder through the ages : a bumper anthology of historical mysteries. London: Headline, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Originally published: 2000. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "With a new Sherlockian pastiche by June Thomson."

3032. ———. Murder through the ages : bumper anthology of historical mysteries. New York : iBooks: Enfield, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Who killed Dido? / Amy Myers -- Investigating the Silvius boys / Lindsey Davis -- Trunk call / Marilyn Todd -- Who stole the fish / Peter Tremayne -- The fury of the Northmen / Kate Ellis -- Raven feeder / Manda Scott -- The Shoulder-blade of a ram / Edward Marston -- Flyting, fighting / Clayton Emery -- The Trebuchet murder / Susanna Gregory -- Id Quod Clarum... / Paul Doherty -- Pie powder / John Hall -- Cold comfort / Catherine Aird -- A gift to the bridegroom / Judith Cook -- A matter of flesh and blood / Gavin Newman -- Spellbound / Carol Anne Davis -- But poor men pay for all / Mat Coward -- A poisoned chalice / John Sherwood -- Miss Unwin's mistake / H.R.F. Keating -- The case of the abominable wife / June Thomson -- The Curzon Street conundrum / David Stuart Davies -- Unsettled scores / Jürgen Ehlers -- A right royal attempt / Ian Morson -- The playwrights / Michael Hemmingson -- The problem of stateroom 10 / Peter Lovesey -- Dark mirror / Lauren Henderson. Scuttlebutt Dec. 2000. // "With a new Sherlockian pastiche by June Thomson."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - K (5)

3033. Kent, Jack. Sherlock Holmes i VCE-VCE-VCE. Moscow: MiK, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1997. Illustrated by Nikolai Lebedev. // "A Russian parody, illustrated by Nikolai Lebedev. Holmes and Watson (and Miss Marple, Nero Wolfe, Inspector Maigret, Perry Mason, Father Brown, and others) find themselves in a castle out on the moors, defending themselves against a murderer who is killing them off, one by one."

3034. King, Phillip, and Robert King. Farewell, my dummy, (Batsford bridge series). London: B.T. Batsford, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97158321; Scuttlebutt Jan 1997 // "A new collection of bridge- problem pastiches similar to their earlier The Kings' Tales. Holmes and Watson appear in 'The London Bridge Mystery' (Jeffrey Archer, Jane Austen, and Raymond Chandler are among the authors whose styles are used in other stories)."

3035. ———. The Kings' Tales. London: B. T. Batsford, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Aug 1996 // "A collection of bridge-problem pastiches, done in the styles of authors such as Chandler, Runyon, Wodehouse, Asimov, Kafka, and Coward, and one of them is 'A Study in Sherlock'.

3036. Klimmek, Friedrich Gerhard. Sherlock Holmes und die wahre Geschichte vom gesprenkelten Band oder Mrs. Hudsons Theorie : Roman. Taschenbuch-Erstausg. ed. München: vmd, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005. // "Tells the 'true story' of 'The Speckled Band'."

3037. Knight, H. R. What rough beast. New York: Leisure Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2005. // "Conan Doyle and Houdini in 1903, involved in a battle against demonic possession."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - KELLY, GERARD M. (6)

3038. Kelly, Gerard M. The mystery of the locked study, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3039. ———. The outstanding mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. Shelburne, Ont: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3040. ———. The Paddington pyromaniac, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3041. ———. The prodigal quest, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3042. ———. The riddle of the Carstairs legacy, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3043. ———. A slaying in suburbia, (Sherlock Holmes mystery). Timperley: Baker Street Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - KENDRICK, STEPHEN (3)

3044. Kendrick, Stephen. "Night watch : a long-lost adventure in which Sherlock Holmes meets Father Brown." Pantheon Books, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "An interesting dual pastiche: it's Christmas in 1902, and a gruesome murder has been committed in a church in London, and Sherlock Holmes is called in to solve the mystery, and meets a young Catholic priest named Paul Brown, whose deductive prowess is impressive, and who at the end of the book calls at Baker Street to explain a clue that Holmes overlooked."

3045. ———. "Night watch : a long-lost adventure in which Sherlock Holmes meets Father Brown." Berkley Prime Crime, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Berkley Prime Club trade paperback ed. ill. ; 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. //

3046. ———. Night watch : a long-lost adventure in which Sherlock Holmes meets Father Brown. Berkley Prime Crime mass-market ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - KING, LAURIE R. (39)

3047. King, Laurie R. The art of detection. New York: Bantam Dell, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006040665 //

3048. ———. The art of detection. Bristol: Poisoned Pen Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3049. ———. The beekeeper's apprentice, or, On the segregation of the queen. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93043522. Added Title: Beekeeper's apprentice on the segregation of the queen //

3050. ———. The beekeeper's apprentice, or, On the segregation of the queen. Bantam Trade pbk. ed. New York: Bantam Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001043926 //

3051. ———. The beekeeper's apprentice, or, On the segregation of the queen. Bristol: Poisoned Pen Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3052. ———. The beekeeper's apprentice, or, On the segregation of the queen. Large type ed. Thorndike, Me: G.K. Hall, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96027293 //

3053. ———. The Beekeeper's Apprentice, or, On the Segregation of the Queen. London: Allison & Busby, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: New York: St. Martin's, 1994; London: Collins Crime, 1996. //

3054. ———. Dvori pravednosti / Uniform Title: Justice hall. Croatian. Zagreb: Algoritam, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. Translation of: Justice hall. //

3055. ———. The game. London: Allison & Busby, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

3056. ———. The Game, (A Mary Russell novel). London: Allison & Busby, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: 2004. //

3057. ———. The game : a Mary Russell novel. Large type ed. Waterville, Me.: Thorndike Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- maps ; 22 cm. // Traveling incognito, Mary Russell and her spouse, Sherlock Holmes, head for India to search for a missing spy, the famous orphan who inspired Rudyard Kipling's "Kim," and find themselves caught up in a dangerous intrigue.

3058. ———. The game: a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003055684 // A visit from Mycroft to Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes reveals Holmes' friendship with a now missing English spy named Kimball O'Hara, Kipling's "Kim". To find him, Russell and Holmes must travel incognito across India, where it's sometimes impossible to tell friend from deadly foe

3059. ———. The game: a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam, 2005.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A visit from Mycroft to Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes reveals Holmes' friendship with a now missing English spy named Kimball O'Hara, Kipling's "Kim". To find him, Russell and Holmes must travel incognito across India, where it's sometimes impossible to tell friend from deadly foe

3060. ———. The God of the Hive. London: Allison & Busby, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3061. ———. The God of the Hive : a novel of suspense featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes. New York: Bantam Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. map ; 25 cm. // Maintaining tenuous contact only by means of coded messages and cryptic notes with her husband, Sherlock Holmes, and with Holmes' young granddaughter in her safekeeping, Russell will have to call on instincts she didn't know she had as the famous husband and wife sleuths are pursued by a killer immune from the sting of justice.

3062. ———. The God of the Hive : a novel of suspense featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes. Large print ed, (Thorndike Press large print mystery; A Mary Russell novel). Waterville, ME: Thorndike Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 23 cm. // Maintaining contact by cryptic notes with her husband, Sherlock Holmes, and with Holmes' young granddaughter in her safekeeping, Russell will have to call on instincts she didn't know she had they are pursued by a killer immune from the sting of justice.

3063. ———. Het moeras. Utrecht: Bruna, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Dutch translation of The Moor. Omslag vermeldt: een Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes-mysterie. [vert. uit het Engels Jet Matla]. // Het echtpaar Holmes onderzoekt op de "Moor" of de geruchten rond spookverschijningen van een rijtuig en van de "Hound of the Baskervilles" kloppen en of de onverklaarbare

3064. ———. Justice hall. London: HarperCollins, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Originally published: New York: Bantam. //

3065. ———. Justice Hall : a Mary Russell novel. Bantam mass market ed. New York: Bantam Dell, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3066. ———. "Justice Hall : a Mary Russell novel." Bantam Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Feb 2002. // "Laurie R. King's sixth novel about Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes, set in 1923 in Berkshire (and in Paris and London) after their visit to Dartmoor in "The Moor," and it's well up to her high standards, with interesting characters and an intriguing mystery, and the reappearance of old friends."

3067. ———. Justice Hall : a Mary Russell novel. Large type ed, (Thorndike Press large print mystery series). Waterville, Me. : Thorndike Press: Bath, England : Chivers Press, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

3068. ———. The Language of Bees, (A Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes mystery). London: Allison & Busby, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: 2009. //

3069. ———. The Language of Bees. Large print ed, (A Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes mystery). Bath: Camden, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: London: Allison & Busby, 2009. //

3070. ———. The language of bees : a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam Books, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map, 24 cm. //

3071. ———. The Language of Bees : a Mary Russell novel. Bantam Books trade paperback ed. New York: Bantam

Books Trade Paperbacks, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 21 cm. Originally published in hardcover: [New York] : Bantam Books, 2009. Includes excerpt from the author's book: The god of the hive. // A young painter asks for help when his wife and child go missing. Mary finds herself on the trail of a very dangerous killer, one whom Sherlock might be protecting for reasons known only to him.

3072. ———. A letter of Mary: a Mary Russell novel. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96022424 // "The time is 1923, and Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes now are married (yes, to each other), and involved in solving a mystery that's really a mystery, and Mary is more mature, and she's very much a character in her own right. There are some subtleties to amuse mystery fans, and some new insights into the lives of both Russell and Holmes, and a good story, told well."

3073. ———. A letter of Mary: a Mary Russell novel. Large type ed, (G.K. Hall large print mystery collection). Thorndike, Me: G.K. Hall, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96051929 // "The time is 1923, and Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes now are married (yes, to each other), and involved in solving a mystery that's really a mystery, and Mary is more mature, and she's very much a character in her own right. There are some subtleties to amuse mystery fans, and some new insights into the lives of both Russell and Holmes, and a good story, told well."

3074. ———. A letter of Mary: a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The time is 1923, and Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes now are married (yes, to each other), and involved in solving a mystery that's really a mystery, and Mary is more mature, and she's very much a character in her own right. There are some subtleties to amuse mystery fans, and some new insights into the lives of both Russell and Holmes, and a good story, told well."

3075. ———. Locked Rooms, (A Mary Russell novel). London: Allison & Busby, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: 2005. //

3076. ———. Locked Rooms : a novel of suspense featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes. Bantam Books trade pbk. ed. New York: Bantam Books Trade Paperbacks, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Originally published: New York : Bantam Books, 2005. //

3077. ———. Locked rooms: a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005048082 // Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes are in to San Francisco to settle the Russell family estate. As a child, she lived through the 1906 earthquake and fire but has never been able to recall them. But the past has not forgotten her. Others from her past have died violent deaths and Mary is targeted now. With the aid of a young detective and crime writer named Hammett, Russell and Holmes find themselves unravelling a mystery that leads them from the winding streets of Chinatown to the secrets of a family marriage and the car accident that only fourteen-year-old Mary survived."

3078. ———. A monstrous regiment of women. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95021088 //

3079. ———. A monstrous regiment of women. New York: Bantam, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3080. ———. The moor: a Mary Russell novel. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97031886 // "Brings Mary Russell and her husband to Dartmoor in 1923, summoned by the Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould to solve a new mystery that echoes the one that Sherlock Holmes solved there decades earlier. The moor is as wet and cold as ever, in the book, at any rate (the first time Laurie was there to do research the weather was so pleasant that she had to make another trip), and she has done a fine job with the time and place and characters, as well as with the mystery. She also has discovered a delightful echo of the reverend in his grandson's biography of Sherlock Holmes (no spoiler

here)."

3081. ———. The moor: a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3082. ———. O Jerusalem a Mary Russell novel. New York: Bantam Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98056124 // "At the close of the year 1918, forced to flee England's green and pleasant land, Russell and Holmes enter British-occupied Palestine under the auspices of Holmes' enigmatic brother, Mycroft."--Book jacket. ""Gentlemen, we are at your service." Thus Holmes greets the two travel-grimed Arab figures who receive them in the orange groves fringing the Holy Land. Whatever role could the volatile Ali and the taciturn Mahmoud play in Mycroft's design for this land the British so recently wrested from the Turks?"--Book jacket. "A recent rash of murders seems unrelated to the growing tensions between Jew, Moslem, and Christian, yet Holmes is adamant that he must reconstruct the most recent one in the desert gully where it occurred. His singular findings will lead him and Russell through labyrinthine bazaars, verminous inns, cliff-hung monasteries - and into mortal danger."--Book jacket

3083. ———. Sharokku Homuzu no manadeshi, (Shueisha bunko). Tokyo: Shueisha, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 16 cm. Translation of: The beekeeper's apprentice./ "The beekeeper's apprentice on the segregation of the queen"--Jacket. Rori Kingu ; Yamada Kumiko yaku. / Uniform Title: Beekeeper's apprentice. Japanese //

3084. King, Laurie R., and Sirkka-Liisa Sjöblom. Oikeuden talo / Uniform Title: Justice hall. Helsinki: Gummerus : Book Studio, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Alanimeke irtopäällyksessä: Rikosromaani, päähenkilöinä Sherlock Holmes ja Mary Russell. [suomentanut Sirkka-Liisa Sjöblom]. //

3085. Monfredo, Miriam Grace, and Sharan Newman. Crime through time. Berkley Prime Crime ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97197215; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997. Contents: Death of a place- seeker / Lynda S. Robinson -- Archimedes' tomb / Steven Saylor -- Solomon's decision / Sharan Newman -- Murder at anchor / Edward Marston -- The hangman's apprentice / Leonard Tourney -- Suffer a witch / Miriam Grace Monfredo -- The lullaby cheat / Kate Ross -- Anything in the dark / Edward D. Hoch -- Bertie and the boat race / Peter Lovesey -- The high constable and the visiting author / Maan Meyers -- Look to the lady / Alanna Knight -- Mrs. Hudson's case / Laurie King -- Exit centre stage / M.J. Trow -- Decision of the umpire / Troy Soos -- Uncle Charlie's letters / Anne Perry -- Killing the critic / Gillian Linscott -- Portrait of the artist as a young corpse / Barbara Paul -- The Mamur Zapt and the Kodaker's eye / Michael Pearce -- Storm in a tea shoppe / Carola Dunn -- The enemy / Ken Kuhlken -- The soldier and his dead companion / Nicholas A. DiChario // "An anthology offering 21 new short stories, including Laurie R. King's 'Mrs. Hudson's Case' (with Mary Russell) and M. J. Trow's 'Exit Centre Stage' (with Inspector Sholto Lestrade)."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - KURLAND, MICHAEL (8)

3086. Kurland, Michael. Death by gaslight. New York: New American Library, 1982. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. "A Signet book." //

3087. ———. The empress of India : a Professor Moriarty novel. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

3088. ———. The great game a Professor Moriarty novel. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2001.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001019577 // "Labeled the "Napoleon of Crime" by an obsessed Sherlock Holmes, Professor James Moriarty is a prominent scientist, a keen analytical mind, and a dabbler in less than savory doings. Two friends and former associates of Moriarty - Benjamin Barnett and his wife, the former Cecily Perrine - are traveling in Europe in early 1891 when they realize that they have become objects of scrutiny from persons unknown. Things turn deadly when they find themselves in the midst of an attempted assassination of a German prince. Meanwhile in Vienna, the younger son of a British nobleman - indulging in what was then known as "the Great Game" of amateur spying - finds himself framed for the murder of his paramour and the assassination of an Austrian duke. In London, an unknown caller arrives at Moriarty's door on a matter of great urgency. But before Moriarty can be summoned to speak with him, the stranger is shot by a crossbow bolt loosed by unseen hands.". "While a lesser man might be daunted, Moriarty is merely intrigued and begins to investigate. What Moriarty uncovers is a cabal that seems to be using assassination to destabilize the rule of the crowned heads of Europe. But he also senses that there is something even bigger than this operating - a conspiracy behind the conspiracy - and detects the workings of a mind quite possibly as clever as his own. Using his contacts, friends, and the not-so-desired help of his often-nemesis Sherlock Holmes, Moriarty must save his friends and outwit his most cunning opponent while the fate of history hangs in the balance."--Book jacket

3089. ———. The infernal device & others : a Professor Moriarty omnibus. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The infernal device -- The paradol paradox -- Death by gaslight. Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/hol042/2001281320.html //

3090. ———. My Sherlock Holmes: untold stories of the great detective. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002035664 //

3091. ———. My Sherlock Holmes: untold stories of the great detective. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Introduction -- Incident of the impecunious chevalier (M. Dupin) / Richard Lupoff -- Dollmaker of marigold walk (First Mrs. Watson) / Barbara Hambly -- Adventure of forgotten umbrella (James Phillimore) / Mel Gilden -- Call me Wiggins (Wiggins, B.S.I.) / Norman Schreiber -- Mycroft's great game (Mycroft Holmes) / Gary Lovisi -- Witch of Greenwich (Billy, the page boy) / Gerard Dole -- Years ago and in a different place (Professor James Moriarty) / Michael Kurland -- Mrs. Hudson reminisces (Mrs. Hudson) / Linda Robertson -- Cabaret aux assassins (Irene Adler) / Cara Black -- Study in orange (Colonel Sebastian Moran) / Peter Tremayne -- Riddle of the young protestor (Second Mrs. Watson) / Michael Mallory -- Adventure of the celestial snows (Reginald Musgrave) / George Alec Effinger -- And the others (Giles Lestrade, Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismond von Ormstein, Bevis Stamford, Arthur Conan Doyle, James Mortimer) / C.D. Ewing -- About the authors. Reprint. First published 2003. // "For over a century, readers have thrilled to the exploits of Sherlock Holmes through the tales narrated by his sidekick and official chronicler, Dr. John Watson. But do Dr. Watson's tales really tell the true story of the great detective? In this collection of thirteen original tales, each told by a side character in the original canon, ranging from the famous (Irene Adler, Professor James Moriarty, and Mycroft Holmes) to the decidedly minor (Billy the page boy, Wiggins of the Baker Street Irregulars, and both Mrs. Watsons), readers finally get to hear another side of the legend. From what Inspector Lestrade really thought of Holmes to the untold tale of his encounter with Dr. Fu Manchu, from the bitter reminiscences of him by C. Auguste Dupin to the thoughts of his longtime landlady Mrs. Hudson, the totality of the veil of mystery over the legend that is Sherlock Holmes is at last removed. With stories from Barbara Hambly, Cara Black, Peter Tremayne, and Michael Kurland, among others, My Sherlock Holmes is a unique and compelling entry into the literature of the world's most famous detective."

3092. ———. Sherlock Holmes : the American years. 1st ed. New York: Minotaur Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Foreword / by Leslie S. Klinger -- Introduction / by Michael Kurland -- Inga Sigerson weds / by Richard A. Lupoff -- My silk umbrella : a Mark Twain story / by Darryl Brock -- The old senator / by Steve Hockensmith -- The American adventure / by Gary Lovisi -- The sacred white elephant of Mandalay / by Michael Mallory -- The curse of Edwin Booth / by Carole Buggé -- The case of the reluctant assassin / by Peter Tremayne -- Cutitng for sign / by Rhys Bowen -- The English señor / by Marta Randall --

The stagecoach detective : a tale of the golden West / by Linda Robertson. // This collection of ten original stories brings light to one of the least examined periods in the life of the great detective--his time in the former colonies, the United States, when he is a young man not yet set upon his course in life and in his famous lodgings at 221B Baker Street.

3093. ———. Sherlock Holmes: the hidden years. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2004046802. Contents: The beast of Guangming Peak, Michael Mallory -- Water from the moon, Carolyn Wheat -- Mr. Sigerson, Peter Beagle -- The mystery of Dr. Thorvald Sigerson, Linda Robertson -- The case of the lugubrious manservant, Rhys Bowen -- The bughouse caper, Bill Pronzini -- Reichenbach, Michael Kurland -- The strange case of the voodoo priestess, Carole Bugge -- The adventure of the missing detective, Gary Lovisi -- Cross of gold, Michael Collins -- God of the naked unicorn, Richard Lupoff //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - L (16)

3094. Lachman, Marvin. The heirs of Anthony Boucher: a history of mystery fandom. 1st U.S. trade pbk. ed. Scottsdale, AZ: Poisoned Pen Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005925961 //

3095. Landon, Lucinda. Meg Mackintosh and the mystery in the locked library. 1st ed, (A Solve-it-yourself mystery). Boston: Joy Street Books, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92019948 // Meg investigates the theft of a rare book from a locked library. The reader is challenged to solve the mystery before Meg, using clues in both text and illustrations

3096. Leadley, Steve. Sherlock Holmes and the circle of blood. Encino CA: Black Coat Press, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes and the circle of blood first appeared under the title, "Sherlock Holmes in Cape May" (the author: 2006). The circle of blood -- The Highland intrigue -- The medium problem. Cover illustration by Daylon. // Circle: In Washington on a discreet mission for the British Government, Holmes and Watson receive a telegram reporting that a leading citizen of Cape May has been murdered, and next to the body was a bust of Socrates, circled with blood. Highland: An old comrade writes Watson, asking for help regarding the death of his uncle, in "indelicate" circumstances. Medium: Watson is alarmed that a medium in London is gaining popularity and asks Holmes to expose her. Holmes is uninterested until the medium recovers a stolen diamond.

3097. Leppek, Christopher, and Arthur Conan Doyle. The surrogate assassin : a Sherlock Holmes mystery. 1st ed. Aurora, CO: Write Way Pub., 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. "Based on the characters created by Sir Conan Doyle." //

3098. Lofts, William Oliver Guillemont, and Jon L. Lellenberg. The Adventures of Herlock Sholmes: a history. Draft ver ed. Alexandria, Va: Dispatch-Box Press, 1975. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references //

3099. ———. The Adventures of Herlock Sholmes: a history and bibliography, (Occasional paper of The Dispatch- Box Press). Alexandria, Va: Dispatch-Box Press, 1976. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C21309. Includes bibliographical references (p. 15-19) //

3100. Lumley, Brian. Harry Keogh necroscope and other weird heroes! 1st ed. New York: Tor, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003042619; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero,

who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3101. ———. Necroscope. 1st ed, (The lost years). New York: Tor, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95023536; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3102. ———. Necroscope. 1st Tor trade ed. New York: Tor, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94031311; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3103. ———. Necroscope. 1st hardcover ed. New York: Tor, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003057062; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3104. ———. Necroscope. 1st ed. New York: Tor, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00023325; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3105. ———. Necroscope. 1st Tor trade ed. New York: TOR, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96023842; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3106. ———. Necroscope. 1st ed. New York: TOR, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99024562; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3107. ———. Necroscope. 1st ed, (The lost years). New York: Tor, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96022941; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3108. ———. Necroscope. 1st ed. New York: Tor, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006045673; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

3109. ———. Necroscope avengers. New York: Tor/Tom Doherty Associates Book, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001017386; Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Harry Keogh is the hero, who can talk with the dead and is searching for a serial killer who believes he's a werewolf, and whose name is Arthur Conan Doyle Jamieson."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - LEBLANC, MAURICE (4)

3110. Leblanc, Maurice. Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes, (Wildside mystery). Holicong, PA: Wildside Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Uniform Title: Arsène Lupin contre Herlock Sholmès. English. //

3111. Leblanc, Maurice, Arnaud Demaegd, Jean-Marc Lofficier, and Randy Lofficier. The blonde phantom. Encino, CA: Black Coat Press Book, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3112. Leblanc, Maurice, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, and Kim Newman. Arsene Lupin vs. Sherlock Homes the hollow needle. Encino, Calif: Black Coat Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Sherlock Holmes arrives too late -- The hollow needle -- Escape not the thunderbolt, by Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier //

3113. Leblanc, Maurice, and Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. Arsène Lupin versus Holmlock Shears. Rockville, Md.: James A. Rock & Company, Publishers, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. First episode: The fair-haired lady -- Second episode: the Jewish lamp. Translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - LOVESEY, PETER (4)

3114. Lovesey, Peter. The Sedgemoor strangler. London: Allison & Busby, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

3115. ———. The Sedgemoor strangler and other stories of crime. Large type ed. Bath: Camden, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. This ed. originally published: Bath: Chivers, 2003. //

3116. ———. The Sedgemoor strangler, and other stories of crime. 1st ed. Norfolk, VA: Crippen & Landru Publishers, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. + 1 pamphlet (7 p. ; 22 cm.) Pamphlet title: The butler didn't do it : a puzzle mystery. // The Sedgemoor strangler -- The perfectionist -- Interior, with corpse -- Dr Death -- The four wise men -- Away with the fairies -- Showmen -- The word of a lady -- Star struck -- The amorous corpse -- The kiss od death -- The stalker -- Ape -- The usual table -- The problem of stateroom 10 -- Murdering Max.

3117. ———. The Sedgemoor strangler, and other stories of crime. Large type ed. Bath, England: Chivers Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - M (12)

3118. Madsen, Diane Gilbert. Hunting for Hemingway : a DD McGil literati mystery. 1st ed. Woodbury, MN: Midnight Ink, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Includes excerpt from author's next book: The Conan Doyle notes. //

3119. Maron, Margaret. Corpus Christmas. 1st ed. New York: Doubleday, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89034006 //

3120. ———. Corpus Christmas. Warner Books ed. New York: Mysterious Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001031587 //

3121. Martin, Les, and Karen Chandler. Return of the werewolf, (Bullseye chillers). New York: Random House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92047289 // Smitten with a beautiful countess, Sherlock Holmes's cousin agrees to unmask the killer who's been savaging her ancestral village

3122. McCarver, Sam. The case of the 2nd séance a John Darnell mystery. New York: Signet, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "It's set in 1916, and Lloyd George's teenage daughter is kidnapped during a seance at 10 Downing Street attended by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who asks paranormal investigator John Darnell to help solve the mystery."

3123. McClellan, Robert E, and Giacinta Bradley Koontz. Sherlock Holmes and the skull of death. Bloomington, Ind.: 1st Books Library, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3124. McGregor, Rafe. Eight Weird Tales. Large print ed, (Linford mystery series). Leicester: Thorpe, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 19 cm. // A curious woman investigates the dark secrets harboured within the ancient chapel of a ruined signal station. An antique ivory hunting horn will spell the downfall of Professor Goodspeed. Meanwhile, an eldritch voice draws a lonely man ever closer to the drowned town of Lod... Eight short tales, each directly inspired by a master of the mysterious or supernatural - Arthur Conan Doyle, H.P. Lovecraft, Anthony Hope, or M.R. James - which will send chills down your spine...

3125. Miller, Thos Kent. The great detective at the crucible of life, or, The adventure of the rose of fire : from a memoir as told by Allan Quatermain : 1881 manuscript recorded, edited, and supplemented by John H. Watson, M.D. 1st Wildside Press ed. [Rockville, Md.]: Wildside Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 23 cm. Scuttlebutt Jun 2005. //

3126. Milne, A. A. The Red House Mystery. Large print ed. Oxford: Isis, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. // "The next moment Antony saw it. A man was lying on the floor at the far end of the room, his back towards them. A man? Or the body of a man?"Far from the gentle slopes of the Hundred Acre Wood lies The Red House, the setting for A. A. Milne's only detective story, where secret passages, uninvited guests, a sinister valet and a puzzling murder lay the foundations for a classic crime caper. When the police prove baffled, it is up to a guest at a local inn to appoint himself "Sherlock Holmes" and, together with his friend and loyal "Watson", delve deeper into the mysteries of the dead man.

3127. Monahan, Eric. After the Beryl Coronet the further misadventures of Alexander Holder. Devon: Parallel Publications, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3128. Moore, Graham. The Sherlockian. 1st ed. New York: Twelve, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3129. Morstein, Mona. The childhood of Sherlock Holmes the butler's tale. 1st ed. Lakeville, Minn: Galde Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99041708 // "Presents an imaginative and well-written history of the Holmes family, both parents and children, told by the butler who served them."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - MANSON, CYNTHIA (3)

3130. Manson, Cynthia, ed. Murder by the book literary mysteries from Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. 1st ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96156448; Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 //

3131. ———, ed. Murder by the book literary mysteries from Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. Sutton: Severn House, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996 //

3132. ———, ed. Murder by the book: literary mysteries from Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996. Body language / Bill James -- Once a writer ... / Robert Cenedella -- Private eye who collected pulps / Bill Pronzini -- Jane Austen murder / Michelle Knowlden -- Macbeth murder mystery / James Thurber -- Spy at the Crime Writers Congress / Edward D. Hoch -- Lieutenant Harald and the Treasure Island treasure / Margaret Maron -- Magwitch returns / John Nelson -- The Hit / Michael Z. Lewin -- Secret in the woodpile / Michael Innes -- Woman's voice / Joseph Hansen -- Something ventured / Carl Martin -- In the bluebell wood / Julian Symons -- Willie's last trip / Donald Olson -- Learned adventure of the Dragon's head / Dorothy L. Sayers -- Man who read Dashiell Hammett / William Brittain -- Lord Chizelrigg's missing fortune / Robert Barr -- Copper Peacock / Ruth Rendell -- World according to Uncle Albert / Penelope Wallace -- With a smile for the ending / Lawrence Block. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - MEYER, NICHOLAS (5)

3133. Meyer, Nicholas. The canary trainer : from the memoirs of John H. Watson. 1st pbk. ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. Sequel to: The seven-per-cent solution. //

3134. ———. The canary trainer: from the memoirs of John H. Watson. 1st ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93013149 //

3135. ———. The West End horror : a posthumous memoir of John H. Watson, M.D, (Norton paperback). New York: W.W. Norton, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

3136. ———. The West End horror a posthumous memoir of John H. Watson, M.D. Braille ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Reproduction: Braille. Phoenix, Ariz. : Foundation for Blind Children./ 2 v. (277 p.). //

3137. Meyer, Nicholas, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes et le fantôme de l'opéra : roman d'après un inédit du Dr. John H. Watson. Montréal: L'Archipel, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Translation of: The canary trainer./ Sequel to: "The seven per cent solution" (1975) and "The West End horror" (1984). Traduit de l'anglais par Pierre Charras. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - MILLETT, LARRY (15)

3138. Millett, Larry. The Disappearance of Sherlock Holmes : a mystery featuring Shadwell Rafferty, (A Penguin mystery). New York: Penguin Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. //

3139. ———. The disappearance of Sherlock Holmes a mystery featuring Shadwell Rafferty. New York: Viking, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002025886. Includes bibliographical references (p. [313]- 339) //

3140. ———. The disappearance of Sherlock Holmes a mystery featuring Shadwell Rafferty, (A Penguin mystery). New York: Penguin Books, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // Holmes learns that a vicious enemy Abe Slaney has kidnapped again and is trying to frame Holmes for the crime. Holmes sets off for Chicago to obtain the help of the genial Irish saloonkeeper, Shadwell Rafferty. Together they try to settle the score and hope to escape with their lives

3141. ———. Sherlock Holmes a vrazdy v ledovém paláci : z amerických zápisku dr. Johna H. Watson, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese). Brno: Jota, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Sherlock Holmes and the ice palace murders //

3142. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Palace murders from the American chronicles of John H. Watson, M.D. New York: Viking, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98022067. Includes bibliographical references // The year is 1896 and Sherlock Holmes and his esteemed companion, Dr. John Watson, have once again been summoned to Minnesota, where winter holds the "dead tough" city of St. Paul in its icy grip. Jonathan Upton, scion of one of the city's richest families, has vanished on the eve of his wedding, which was to have taken place in the immense glittering ice palace being built for the annual Winter Carnival. Brought in to investigate the disappearance by James J. Hill, St. Paul's most powerful man and a close friend of young Upton's father, Holmes and Watson soon make a horrific discovery that uncovers a flurry of clues, all distractingly opaque. Why did Upton's fiancee give back her bridal dress? What dark secrets lurk behind the comfortable facade of the Muskrat Club, where the young swells of St. Paul gather to drink and gamble? Who is the brilliant "Spider" at the center of the affair? And does the ice palace itself hold the key to the ghastly secret within its gleaming walls? In this fiendishly complex case, Holmes finds himself taxed to the limit - and is quite surprised when a local saloonkeeper, a large-hearted and cunning Irishman with a devilish sense of humor, beats him to a clue. But, as Holmes seen discovers, no one knows St. Paul - and everyone in it - as well as Shadwell Rafferty, and the two develop enormous, though at times begrudging respect for each other. Soon one must save the other from death's door, as they brave the Mississippi River's frigid waters and confront the villain amid the roar of rockets, in one of the most thrilling episodes "Watson" ever committed to paper

3143. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Palace murders from the American chronicles of John H. Watson, M.D, (Penguin mystery). New York: Penguin Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98022067. Includes bibliographical references // "The year is 1896 and Sherlock Holmes and his esteemed companion, Dr. John Watson, have once again been summoned to Minnesota, where winter holds the "dead tough" city of St. Paul in its icy grip." "Jonathan Upton, scion of one of the city's richest families, has vanished on the eve of his wedding, which was to have taken place in the immense glittering ice palace being built for the annual Winter Carnival. Brought in to investigate the disappearance by James J. Hill, St. Paul's most powerful man and a close friend of young Upton's father, Holmes and Watson soon make a horrific discovery that uncovers a flurry of clues, all distractingly opaque. Why did Upton's fiancee give back her bridal dress? What dark secrets lurk behind the comfortable facade of the Muskrat Club, where the young swells of St. Paul gather to drink and gamble? Who is the brilliant "Spider"

at the center of the affair? And does the ice palace itself hold the key to the ghastly secret within its gleaming walls?". "In this fiendishly complex case, Holmes finds himself taxed to the limit - and is quite surprised when a local saloonkeeper, a large-hearted and cunning Irishman with a devilish sense of humor, beats him to a clue. But, as Holmes seen discovers, no one knows St. Paul - and everyone in it - as well as Shadwell Rafferty, and the two develop enormous, though at times begrudging respect for each other. Soon one must save the other from death's door, as they brave the Mississippi River's frigid waters and confront the villain amid the roar of rockets, in one of the most thrilling episodes "Watson" ever committed to paper."--Book jacket

3144. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Red Demon. New York: Viking, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96006723 //r972. Includes bibliographical references //

3145. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Red Demon. New York: Penguin, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96006723 //r972. Includes bibliographical references //

3146. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Red Demon. New York: Penguin, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- maps ; 18 cm. //

3147. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the rune stone mystery from the American chronicles of John H. Watson, M.D, (A Penguin mystery). New York: Penguin Books, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99029472 //

3148. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the rune stone mystery from the American chronicles of John H. Watson, M.D. New York: Viking, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99029472 // A Minnesota farmer discovers an ancient stone giving details of Viking exploration in the area. When the farmer is murdered and the stone stolen, Sherlock Holmes is sent to the scene

3149. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the secret alliance. New York: Penguin Books, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3150. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Alliance. New York: Viking, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 24 cm. //

3151. Millett, Larry, and Jaromír Klubícko. Sherlock Holmes a Ohnivý démon. Vyd. 1 ed, (Príbehy Sherlocka Holmese). Brno: Jota, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3152. Millett, Larry, Gaylord Schanilec, Michael Lizama, Jana Pullman, Michael Bixler, and Dennis Ruud. The Mystery of the Jeweled Cross : a Shadwell Rafferty adventure. [Minneapolis]: Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 15 cm., in box 31 cm. + 1 leaf in portfolio. 4. p. "author's note" laid in. "Fourteenth in an annual commissioned series celebrating the creative potential of book art. Designed by Michael Lizama ... letterpress printed by Jana Pullman ... The Baskerville type was composition-set by Michael Bixler. The standard edition on Mohawk Superfine consists of 125 copies numbered and signed by the author and artist, case bound by Steven Filler with an accompanying print folio. The deluxe edition on Rives Lightweight consists of 26 lettered copies signed by the author and artist. The book is leather-bound with goatskin onlay, inlay and gold stamping; binding, maple box (label of Cave Paper by Bridget O'Malley) and print folio designed and executed by Dennis Ruud."--Colophon. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - MOORE, ALAN (6)

3153. Moore, Alan, and Kevin O'Neill. The absolute league of extraordinary gentlemen. London: Titan, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- all col. ill. ; 31 cm. In slip case. //

3154. ———. The absolute league of extraordinary gentlemen. London: Titan, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 31 cm. In slip case. //

3155. ———. League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. [S.l.]: Paw Prints, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3156. ———. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Vol. 1, 1898. 1 vols. La Jolla, CA: America's Best Comics, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. "Originally published in single magazine form as The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, vol. 1, #1-6."--T.p. verso. //

3157. ———. The league of extraordinary gentlemen. Vol. 2. 1 vols, (The League of extraordinary gentlemen). La Jolla, CA: America's Best Comics, LLC, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. 1. Phases of Deimos -- 2. People of other lands -- 3. And the dawn comes up like thunder -- 4. All creatures great and small -- 5. Red in tooth and claw -- 6. "You should see me dance the polka ..." "Originally published in 2002-2003 in single magazine form, v. 2, #1-6. [presented by co- creators Alan Moore, writer, Kevin O'Neill, artist]. //

3158. Moore, Alan, Kevin O'Neill, Ben Dimagmaliw, and Bernd Kronsbein. The League of extraordinary gentlemen, (Speed). Bad Tölz: Tilsner, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 1 von Alan Moore ; Kevin O'Neill ; Ben Dimagmaliw. [Gerlinde Althoff, Ubers. Bernd Kronsbein & Martin Budde, Red.] //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - N (3)

3159. Natsume, Soseki, and Damian Flanagan. The Tower of London : tales of Victorian London. London: Peter Owen; Distributed in the U.S. by Dafour Editions, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 22 cm. From The cuckoo (1901-3) -- Letter from London -- Bicycle diary -- From Drifting in space (1906) -- The tower of London -- The Carlyle museum -- From Short pieces for long days (1909) -- Lodgings -- The smell of the past -- A warm dream -- Impression -- Fog -- Long ago -- Professor Craig. Includes bibliographical references. Natsume Soseki ; translated and introduced by Damian Flanagan. Scuttlebutt Feb 2005. // "Natsume Soseki has been described as Japan's most revered author (from 1984 to 2004 his portrait was on Japan's 1000-yen note); he lived in London from 1900 to 1902....[This book] collects English translations of his essays about his visit, along with Yamada Futaro's 'The Yellow Lodger' ['Kiiro Geshukunin'], a pastiche first published in Hoseki magazine (Dec. 1953) and reprinted in many anthologies. This is the first translation of 'The Yellow Lodger', which is a pastiche in which Soseki meets Sherlock Holmes. Soseki did not enjoy his stay in London, and with good reason; translator Damian Flanagan also has contributed an excellent introduction to the book, and explanatory notes on the essays and the pastiche."

3160. Newman, Kim. Anno Dracula. New York: Avon Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references // "Mycroft and fellow-members of the Diogenes

Club versus Dracula, who is both Prince Consort and Regent, in a well-written novel."

3161. Nolan, William F. Dark Dimensions. 1st ed. Bonney Lake, WA: Darkwood Press, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Horror at Winchester House -- Getting along just fine -- Descent -- Vampire dollars -- At the 24-hour -- Zachry revisited -- Child's care -- The man who stalked Hyde -- The pelican's brother -- A woods encounter -- To be with Amy -- Stabbed by Rob -- What love is this? -- The death of Sherlock Holmes. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - NASLUND, SENA JETER (3)

3162. Naslund, Sena Jeter. Sherlock in love : a novel. 1st ed. Boston: David R. Godine, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2001. // "The book opens in 1922 with Watson having decided to write a biography of Sherlock Holmes, and quickly encountering a series of mysteries, current and past, that involve a mysterious violinist named Sigerson, an attempt to rescue Mad King Ludwig of Bavaria, and much more. The style and voice are consistent with the Canon, and the narrative is cinematic, as is often the case with modern pastiches."

3163. ———. Sherlock in love : a novel. 1st Perennial ed. New York: Perennial, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2001. // "The book opens in 1922 with Watson having decided to write a biography of Sherlock Holmes, and quickly encountering a series of mysteries, current and past, that involve a mysterious violinist named Sigerson, an attempt to rescue Mad King Ludwig of Bavaria, and much more. The style and voice are consistent with the Canon, and the narrative is cinematic, as is often the case with modern pastiches."

3164. ———. Sherlock verliebt. Hildesheim: Claassen Verlag, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1997 //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - NORBU, JAMYANG (4)

3165. Norbu, Jamyang. The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes the adventures of the great detective in India and Tibet : a novel. New York, London: Bloomsbury. Distributed to the trade by Holtzbrinck Publishers, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3166. ———. The mandala of Sherlock Holmes the missing years : based on the reminiscences of Hurree Chunder Mookerjee. London: John Murray, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "In 1891, the public was horrified to learn that Sherlock Holmes had perished in a deadly struggle with the archcriminal Professor Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls. Then, to their amazement, he reappeared two years later, informing the stunned Watson: 'I travelled for two years in Tibet, therefore, and amused myself by visiting Lhasa.'" "Nothing has been known of those two missing years until Jamyang Norbu's discovery, in a rusting tin dispatch box in Darjeeling, of a flat packet carefully wrapped in waxed paper and neatly tied with stout twine. When opened the packet revealed Hurree Chunder Mookerjee's own account of his travels with Sherlock Holmes.". "Now, for the first time, we learn of Sherlock Holmes's brush with the Great Game, with Colonel Creighton, Lurgan Sahib and the world of Kim. We follow him north across the hot and dusty plains of India to Simla, summer capital of the British Raj, and over the high passes to the vast emptiness of the Tibetan plateau. In the medieval splendour that is Lhasa, intrigue and black treachery

stalk the shadows, and in the remote and icy fastnesses of the Trans-Himalayas good and evil battle for ascendancy. As Patrick French has written, 'Read this, and your view of the great detective will never be the same again.'"--Book jacket

3167. ———. Sherlock Holmes-- the missing years : the adventures of the great detective in India and Tibet : a novel. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Bloomsbury : Distributed to the trade by St. Martin's Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., maps ; 25 cm. Publisher description http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/hol051/00054657.html "Based on the reminiscences of Hurree Chunder Mookerjee ..., Rai Bahadur ...." //

3168. ———. Sherlock Holmes--the missing years : the adventures of the great detective in India and Tibet. New York: Bloomsbury, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. "Based on the reminiscences of Hurree Chunder Mookerjee..."--t.p. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - O (2)

3169. Osborne, Mary Pope, and Victoria Chess. Spider Kane and the mystery at Jumbo Nightcrawler's. New York: A.A. Knopf. Distributed by Random House, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91010983 // Lieutenant Leon Leafwing and Detective Spider Kane investigate the mysterious disappearance of Leon's mother and members of the Order of the Moth

3170. Oudin, Bernard. Sherlock Holmes et la suffragette amoureuse. Paris: Mycroft's Brother, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Jan 2005 // "A collection of seven new pastiches, and it's only one of many interesting books available in French from Thierry Saint-Joanis' Editions Mycroft's Brother."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - P (6)

3171. Paige, Robin. Death at Dartmoor. 1st ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2001043769. Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]- 324) //

3172. Perkins, David N. The intelligent eye: learning to think by looking at art, (Occasional papers). Santa Monica, CA: Getty Center for Education in the Arts, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94000030. Includes bibliographical references // "A review published in The College Board Review (summer 1994), notes that Perkins 'invents imaginary internal dialogues between Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes.'"

3173. Perry, Anne, and Sharan Newman, eds. Crime through time III. Berkley Prime Crime ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003576663. Contents: The consul's wife / Steven Saylor -- Merchants of discord / Laura Frankos -- Farmers' law / Harry Turtledove -- The case of the murdered pope / Andrew Greeley -- Lark in the morning / Sharyn McCrumb -- The weeping time / Maureen Jennings -- The Irish widower / Leonard Tourney -- Smoke / William Sanders -- The episode of the water closet / Bruce Alexander -- Suspicion / Michael Coney -- Murder in Utopia / Peter Robinson -- Dr. Death / Peter Lovesey -- Dinner with H.P.B. / Eileen Kernaghan -- The haunting of Carrick Hollow / Jan Burke and Paul Sledzik --

Howard / H.R.F. Keating -- Come flit by me / Elizabeth Foxwell -- Murder on the Denver Express / Margaret Coel -- A single spy / Miriam Grace Monfredo //

3174. Petrie, Glen. The Hampstead poisonings a Mycroft Holmes adventure. Romford, Essex: Ian Henry Publications, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95013258; Scuttlebutt July 1995 //

3175. Petrucci, Paul. Prodigal logic : a Ray Gabriel floating home mystery. Seattle, WA: P. Petrucci, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Scuttlebutt May 2002. // "A first novel, featuring Ray Gabriel, a computer programmer who lives on a houseboat in Seattle and who is working on a 'Sherlock-in-a-Box' program based on the 'thumb-rules' found in the Sherlock Holmes stories; he becomes involved in a murder investigation, and his computer program helps with the solution."

3176. Polidori, John William, George Gordon Byron Byron, Charles Nodier, Eugène Scribe, Frank J Morlock, and David Rabbitte. Lord Ruthven the vampire. Encino, Calif: Black Coat Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The vampire / by John William Polidori -- Fragments of a novel / by George Gordon, Lord Byron -- The vampire / by Charles Nodier -- Being Lord Ruthven / by Eugène Scribe & Mélesville -- The adventure of the beneficent vampire / by Frank J. Morlock //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - PETERS, ELIZABETH (3)

3177. Peters, Elizabeth. The hippopotamus pool. New York: Warner Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95031886; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "The eighth in her series of mystery novels about Amelia Peabody Emerson, set in Victorian England and Egypt, all with direct or indirect Canonical echoes."

3178. ———. The hippopotamus pool. Large type ed. Thorndike, ME: G.K. Hall, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96005477; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "The eighth in her series of mystery novels about Amelia Peabody Emerson, set in Victorian England and Egypt, all with direct or indirect Canonical echoes."

3179. ———. The snake, the crocodile, and the dog. New York: Warner Books, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92054096. Scuttlebutt Apr 1996 // "Elizabeth Peters' series of mystery novels about Amelia Peabody Emerson now runs to seven titles, and they're written with style and humor, set in Victorian England and Egypt, and all with direct or indirect Canonical echoes. "

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - PIRIE, DAVID (13)

3180. Pirie, David. The dark water. London: Century, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Locked in a dank cottage, Arthur Conan Doyle finds himself at the mercy of his nemesis, Thomas Neill Cream. Doyle escapes, only to find he is the chief suspect in the murder of the man who had lived there. On the run, he turns to Dr. Joseph Bell for help finding Cream and clearing his name. To do that, they must solve an old mystery involving death, disappearance, and hidden gold

3181. ———. The dark water the strange beginnings of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Pegasus Books ed. New York: Pegasus

Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Locked in a dank cottage, Arthur Conan Doyle finds himself at the mercy of his nemesis, Thomas Neill Cream. Doyle escapes, only to find he is the chief suspect in the murder of the man who had lived there. On the run, he turns to Dr. Joseph Bell for help finding Cream and clearing his name. To do that, they must solve an old mystery involving death, disappearance, and hidden gold

3182. ———. The night calls. 1st St. Martin's Minotaur ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003050626 //

3183. ———. The night calls, (The dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes). London: Century, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

3184. ———. The night calls. 1st Pegasus Books ed. New York: Pegasus Books : Distributed by W. W. Norton, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. "The dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes"--Cover. //

3185. ———. The night calls, (Murder rooms). London: Arrow, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Originally published: London: Century, 2002. //

3186. ———. The night calls : murder rooms : the dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes, (Murder rooms). London: Arrow Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

3187. ———. The patient's eyes. London: Century, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "The Patient's Eyes moves from Edinburgh and the strange circumstances surrounding Arthur Conan Doyle's meeting with the remarkable Joseph Bell to Southsea where he begins his first medical practice. There he is puzzled by the symptoms presented by Heather Grace, a sweet young woman whose parents have died tragically several years before. Heather has a strange eye complaint, but is also upset by visions of a phantom cyclist who vanishes as soon as he is followed. This enigma, however, is soon forgotten as Doyle finds himself embroiled in more threatening events - including the murder of a rich Spanish businessman - events that call for the intervention of the eminent Dr. Bell." "But despite coming to Doyle's aid, perversely Dr. Bell considers the murder of Senor Garcia a rather unimportant diversion from the far more sinister matter which has brought him south: the matter of the patient's eyes and the solitary cyclist."--Book jacket

3188. ———. The patient's eyes, (Murder rooms). London: Arrow, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: London: Century, 2001. //

3189. ———. The patient's eyes : the dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes. 1st U.S. ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Originally published in Great Britain by Arrow, 2001. //

3190. ———. The patient's eyes : the dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes, (Murder rooms). London: Arrow, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 18 cm. //

3191. ———. The patient's eyes the dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes. St. Martin's pbks. ed. New York: St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3192. ———. The patient's eyes: the dark beginnings of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Pegasus Books trade pbk. ed. New York: Pegasus Books, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - PéREZ-REVERTE, ARTURO (54)

3193. Pérez-Reverte, Arturo. The Club Dumas. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. //

3194. ———. The Club Dumas. New York: Harcourt, Inc., 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. "A Harvest book."/ Originally published : New York : Harcourt Brace, 1996. //

3195. ———. De club Dumas, of De schaduw van Richelieu. Baarn: De Prom, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch; vert. [uit het Spaans] door Jean Schalekamp ; [ill.: Francisco Solé]. Omslagtitel: De club Dumas. //

3196. ———. De club Dumas, of De schaduw van Richelieu, (Flamingo noire pockets). Amsterdam: Anthos, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch; vert. [uit het Spaans] door Jean Schalekamp. Omslagtitel: De club Dumas./ Original: 1e dr. Nederlandse geb. uitg.: Baarn : De Prom, 1995. //

3197. ———. Der Club Dumas. Stuttgart ; Wien: Weitbrecht, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: German; Aus dem Span. von Claudia Schmitt. //

3198. ———. Der Club Dumas. [München]: Goldmann, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: German; Aus dem Span. von Claudia Schmitt. Lizenz des Weitbrecht- Verl., Stuttgart, Wien. //

3199. ———. Der Club Dumas. Berlin: List, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: German; Aus dem Span. von Claudia Schmitt. //

3200. ———. Die neun Pforten. [München]: Goldmann, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: German; Aus dem Span. von Claudia Schmitt. Lizenz des Weitbrecht- Verl., Stuttgart, Wien. - Früher als: Goldmann; 72193. //

3201. ———. The Dumas club. London: Harvill, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. Originally published in Spanish, Madrid: Alfaguara, 1993./ English translation fron the Spanish of: El club Dumas. //

3202. ———. The Dumas Club. London: Harvill Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. //

3203. ———. The Dumas club. London: Harvill Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3204. ———. Dumas Club. London: Harvill, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish P. Bush. //

3205. ———. The Dumas club. London: Harvill, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. Originally published in Spanish, Madrid: Alfaguara, 1993. Reprint of translation originally published, 1996. //

3206. ———. The Dumas club. London: Vintage, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translated from the Spanish by Sonia Soto. This translation originally published: London: Harvill, 1996. //

3207. ———. Dumas kulubü ya da Richelieu'nün gölgesi. Istanbul: Iletisim, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Turkish; Ispanyolca'dan çeviren Peral Bayaz Charum. //

3208. ———. Dwima k`ullop. Soul-si: Sigongsa, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Korean; Chong Ch`ang omgim. //

3209. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Santillana, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "One of the characters is named Irene Adler, who lives at 223 Baker Street, Pam Russell reports, but this is a minor homage, and a passing one at that. And there is a movie based on the book: 'The Ninth Gate' now in pre-production, with Roman Polanski as director and starring Johnny Depp and Lena Olin."

3210. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3211. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Santillana, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3212. ———. El Club Dumas. México, D.F.: Aguilar, Altea, Taurus, Alfaguara, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3213. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Santillana, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3214. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3215. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish // "Puede un libro ser investigado policialmente como si de un crimen se tratara ... ? Lucas Corso, mercenario de la bibliofilia, cazador de libros por cuenta ajena, debe encontrar

3216. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3217. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3218. ———. El Club Dumas. Spain: Alfaguara, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3219. ———. El club Dumas. Barcelona: RBA Editores, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3220. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Suma de Letras, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3221. ———. El club Dumas. Madrid: Alfaguara Hispanica, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Spanish text. //

3222. ———. El club Dumas. Barcelona: Rosa dels Vents, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Catalan; traducció de Neus Nueno. Título original: El club Dumas. //

3223. ———. El club Dumas o la sombra de Richelieu. [Madrid]: Punto de Lectura, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3224. ———. El club Dumas o la sombra de Richelieu. [Madrid]: Suma de Letras, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3225. ———. El club Dumas o la sombra de Richelieu. [Madrid]: Punto de Lectura, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3226. ———. El club Dumas, o, La sombra de Richelieu. Madrid: Suma de Letras, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish //

3227. ———. El club Dumas, o, La sombra de Richelieu. Buenos Aires: Suma de Letras, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Spanish. Originally published by Arturo Pérez-Reverte in 1993./ "La novela que inspiró la película La novena puerta de Roman Polansky"--Cover. //

3228. ———. Klub Diuma, ili Ten’ Rishel’e, (The best of Inostranka). Moskva: Izd-vo "Inostranka", 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Russian; [perevod s ispanskogo N. Bogomolovoi]. Translation of: El Club Dumas. //

3229. ———. Klub Diuma, ili, Ten’ Rishel’e. Moskva: Inostranka, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Russian; [perevod s ispanskogo N. Bogomolovo]. //

3230. ———. Klub Diuma, ili, Ten’ Rishel’e. Moskva: "EKSMO", 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Russian. Translation of: El club Dumas o la sombra de Richelieu. //

3231. ———. Klub Dumas. Warszawa: MUZA SA, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przelozyl Filip Lobodzinski. Translation of: El club Dumas. //

3232. ———. Klub Dumas. Warszawa: MUZA SA, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przelozyl Filip Lobodzinski. Translation of: El club Dumas./ Original Spanish title on t.p. verso. //

3233. ———. Klub Dumas, (Galeria). Warszawa: Muza, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przel. Filip Lobodzinski; il. Gabriela Becla i Zbigniew Tomecki. //

3234. ———. Klub Dumas, (Kalejdoskop). Warszawa: Muza, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przel. Filip Lobodzinski. //

3235. ———. Klub Dumas. Warszawa: Libros - Grupa Wydawnicza Bertelsmann Media, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; z hisz. przel. Filip Lobodzinski. //

3236. ———. Klub Dumas, (Galeria). Warszawa: Muza, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przel. Filip Lobodzinski. //

3237. ———. Klub Dumas. Warszawa: "Muza", 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Polish; przel. Filip Lobodzinski. //

3238. ———. Le Club Dumas. [Quebec?]: JC Lattes, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- traduit de l'espagnol par Jean-Pierre Quijano. //

3239. ———. Le Club Dumas, ou, L'ombre de Richelieu. [Paris]: J.-C. Lattès, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: French; roman traduit de l'espagnol par Jean-Pierre Quijano. "Le livre de poche"--Spine. //

3240. ———. Mo`adon Deyuma. Tel Aviv: Prag ; Yerushalayim : Setsenah, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Hebrew; mi-Sefaradit, Yoram Meltser. Translation of: El club Dumas. //

3241. ———. The ninth gate. London: Harvill, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Translation of: El club Dumas.; translated from the Spanish by Margaret Jull Costa. Film tie-in./ This translation originally published as The Dumas club. London: Harvill, 1996. //

3242. ———. Noroi no dyuma kurabu. Tokyo: Shueisha, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese; Okuma Sakae yaku. Translation of: El Club Dumas. //

3243. ———. O Clube Dumas ou a sombra de Richelieu, (Ficça universal 219). Lisboa: Dom Quixote, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Portuguese; trad. de Maria do Carmo Abreu. Omslagtitel: Clube Dumas. // Wanneer een liefhebber van zeldzame boeken speurt naar de geheimen van twee uitzonderlijke boeken, laat hij een spoor van lijken na.

3244. ———. Yhdeksäs portti, (Like-pokkari). Helsinki: Like, Otava, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Finnish; suomentanut Katja Kallio. //

3245. ———. Yhdeksäs portti, eli, Richelieun varjo. Helsinki: Like, WSOY, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Finnish; suomentanut Katja Kallio. //

3246. Pérez-Reverte, Arturo, and Sonia Soto. The Club Dumas a novel. 1st Vintage International ed. New York: Vintage International, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97050179 // "Lucas Corso, middle-aged, tired, and cynical, is a book detective, a mercenary hired to hunt down rare editions for wealthy and unscrupulous clients. When a well-known bibliophile is found hanged, leaving behind part of the original manuscript of Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers, Corso is brought in to authenticate the fragment. The task seems straightforward, but the unsuspecting Corso is soon drawn into a swirling plot involving devil worship, occult practices, and swashbuckling derring-do among a cast of characters bearing a suspicious resemblance to those of Dumas's masterpiece. Aided by a mysterious beauty named for a Conan Doyle heroine, Corso travels from Madrid to Toledo to Paris in pursuit of a sinister and seemingly omniscient killer."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - R (6)

3247. Resnick, Michael D, and Martin Harry Greenberg. Sherlock Holmes in orbit. New York: MJF Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Musgrave version / by George Alec Effinger -- The case of the detective's smile / by Mark Bourne -- The adventure of the Russian grave / by William Barton and Michael Capobianco -- The adventure of the field theorems / by Vonda N. McIntyre -- The adventure of the missing coffin / by Laura Resnick -- The adventure of the second scarf / by Mark Aronson -- The phantom of the Barbary Coast / by Frank M. Robinson -- Mouse and the master / by Brian M. Thomsen -- Two roads, no choices / by Dean Wesley Smith -- The Richmond enigma / by John DeChancie -- A study in Sussex / by Leah A. Zeldes -- The Holmes team advantage / by Gary Alan Ruse -- Alimentary, my dear Watson / by Lawrence Schimel -- The future engine / by Byron Tetrick -- Contents: Holmes ex machina / by Susan Casper -- The Sherlock solution / by Craig Shaw Gardner -- The fan who molded himself / by David Gerrold -- Second fiddle / by Kristine Kathryn Rusch -- Moriarty by modem / by Jack Nimersheim -- The greatest detective of all time / by Ralph Roberts -- The case of the purloined L'Isitek / by Josepha Sherman -- The adventure of the illegal alien / by Anthony R. Lewis -- Dogs, masques, love, death: flowers / by Barry N. Malzberg -- You see but you do not observe / by Robert J. Sawyer -- Illusions / by Janni Lee Simner -- The adventure of the pearly gate /

Mike Resnick //

3248. ———. Sherlock Holmes in orbit. New York: DAW Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Musgrave version / George Alec Effinger -- The case of the detective's smile / Mark Bourne -- The adventure of the Russian grave / William Barton and Michael Capobianco -- The adventure of the field theorems / Vonda N. McIntyre -- The adventure of the missing coffin / Laura Resnick -- The adventure of the second scarf / Mark Aronson -- The phantom of the Barbary Coast / Frank M. Robinson - - Mouse and the master / Brian M. Thomsen -- Two roads, no choices / Dean Wesley Smith -- The Richmond enigma / John DeChancie -- A study in Sussex / Leah A. Zeldes -- The Holmes team advantage / Gary Alan Ruse -- Alimentary, my dear Watson / Lawrence Schimel -- The future engine / Byron Tetrick -- Contents: Holmes ex machina / Susan Casper -- The Sherlock solution / Craig Shaw Gardner -- The fan who molded himself / David Gerrold -- Second fiddle / Kristine Kathryn Rusch -- Moriarty by modem / Jack Nimersheim -- The greatest detective of all time / Ralph Roberts -- The case of the purloined L'Isitek / Josepha Sherman -- The adventure of the illegal alien / Anthony R. Lewis -- Dogs, masques, love, death: flowers / Barry N. Malzberg -- You see but you do not observe / Robert J. Sawyer -- Illusions / Janni Lee Simner -- The adventure of the pearly gate / Mike Resnick //

3249. Richards, Kel. Sherlock Holmes footsteps in the fog and other stories. Lane Cove, NSW: Beacon Communications, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The Waters of death -- Footsteps in the fog -- Wolfman of Dartmoor //

3250. Rickman, Philip. The prayer of the night shepherd. London: Macmillan, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Scuttlebutt Aug 2005. // "The sixth in a mystery series that features the Reverend Merrily Watkins (Deliverance Consultant to the Diocese of Hereford); it's fiction, but involves Rickman's belief that The Hound of the Baskervilles was inspired in Herefordshire rather than Devon. Rickman had an article in Sherlock #60 suggesting that Conan Doyle used the legend of Black Vaughan of Kington, and his ghostly Hergest hound."

3251. ———. The prayer of the night shepherd, (A Rev Merrily Watkins mystery). London: Pan, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Originally published: London: Macmillan. //

3252. Robertson, Michael. The Baker Street Letters. Large print ed, (Thorndike Press large print mystery). Waterville, ME : Thorndike; Bath, England : Chivers, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Cover title: The Baker Street letters, a mystery. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - RANDISI, ROBERT J. (3)

3253. Randisi, Robert J. First cases first appearances of classic private eyes. New York: Dutton, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95033140 //

3254. ———. First cases new and classic tales of detection. New York: Signet, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2002585106. Contents: Introduction / by Robert J. Randisi -- Her dagger before me (a Lloyd Carter/Ed Rivers story) / by Talmage Powell -- A change of clients (a Delilah West story) / by Maxine O'Callaghan -- Chee's witch (a Jim Chee story) / by Tony Hillerman -- Death of the Mallory Queen (a Chip Harrison story) -- Snow (a Porfiry Rostnikov story) / by Stuart M. Kaminsky -- Someone else (a Fred Carver story) / by John Lutz -- Polo at the Ritz (a Nick Polo story) / by Jerry Kennealy -- The Pig Man (a Saxon story) / by Les Roberts -- And pray nobody sees you (an Aaron Gunner story) / by Gar Anthony Haywood. [5 more not listed] //

3255. ———. Mystery street. 20th anniversary PWA anthology. ed, (The Private Eye Writers of America anthology). New York: Signet Book, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. House party / Robert Crais -- New guy on the block / Jack Bludis -- Shoot- out on Sunset / Max Allan Collins -- Woodward plan / Loren D. Estleman -- Washington Avenue / Carolina Garcia-Aguilera -- Carole on Lombard / Jerry Kennealy -- Just missed blonde / Patricia McFall -- Peculiar events on Riverside Drive / Maan Meyers -- Beaubien / Deborah Morgan -- Highly irregular on Baker Street / Warren Murphy -- Murder Boulevard / Percy Spurlark Parker -- Eyes on the road / by Marcus Pelegrimas -- Double-crossing Delancey / S.J. Rozan -- North West 33rd Court / Dan A. Sproul -- Last kiss / Tom Sweeney. At head of title:; Private Eye Writers of America presents. Edited by Robert J. Randisi. // 'Includes Warren Murphy's 'Highly Irregular on Baker Street', which stars his series P.I. Devlin Tracy, investigating a murder at the present-day 221B Baker Street."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - ROBERTS, BARRIE (12)

3256. Roberts, Barrie. The Man from Hell, (The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes). London: Titan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

3257. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Crosby Murder, (Constable crime). London: Constable, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "After an absence of three years, Sherlock Holmes has returned to London, and his old partner Dr. Watson knows only too well the dissatisfaction which overtakes his friend in times of inactivity. 'Something is bound to turn up,' he ventures by way of encouragement. And indeed it does." "Moments later Inspector Lestrade arrives at Baker Street with a parcel which has recently arrived at Scotland Yard. Having examined the strange contents, Holmes announces that Lestrade's package contains nothing less than the shrunken head of Crosby, a missing banker." "Recently returned from a trip to America and the West Indies, Crosby has not been seen for six weeks. His yacht, the Gyrfalcon, has also vanished; it was last seen sailing out of Itchen skippered by a mysterious yacht-hand called Teddy the American.". "When Holmes discovers a curious word chart in Teddy's lodgings, the mystery begins to unfold, and he and Watson find themselves following a dangerous trail of curses and revenge that reaches across the world to a mountain wilderness in America's West." "In a dramatic hunt for the killer, Watson's life is put at risk before the investigation comes to a violent conclusion in London's East India Docks."--Book jacket

3258. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the Crosby murder : a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

3259. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the devil's grail a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD. London: Allison & Busby, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3260. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the harvest of death a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD, (Constable crime). London: Constable, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3261. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the king's governess. Sutton: Severn House, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Scuttlebutt Jun 2005. // "It's set in London during the Diamond Jubilee in 1897 and involves Diana Fordeland (who bears a striking resemblance to Anna Leonowens) and a battle again evil Tsarist agents."

3262. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the King's governess. Large type ed. Sutton: Severn House Large Print, 2007.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally published: 2005. //

3263. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the railway maniac a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD. London: Constable, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3264. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the railway maniac a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD. London: Allison & Busby, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // "Now in his third year of retirement, the celebrated master detective Sherlock Holmes announces his firm resolve to stay well out of the affairs of others to his old friend and colleague, Dr John Watson. But this emphatic sentiment is to be short lived." "At the behest of his enigmatic brother, Mycroft, Holmes is persuaded to investigate two unexplained, catastrophic train derailments which have caused the death of more than forty people. Why would a criminal wreck an express train?" "As the clues accumulate - a strange astronomer, the German Intelligence Service, a Russian yacht in the port of Aberdeen - the most homicidal lunatic in Britain remains at large. Something was afoot in Scotland to draw both the King and Mycroft from their lairs...a meeting with the emissary of the Czar, or something more?". "Can even the strenuous efforts of Sherlock Holmes avert an international calamity and bring to justice this evil assassin? All is revealed in an ingenious tale that even the late Conan Doyle would have been proud of."--Book jacket

3265. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the royal flush a narrative believed to be from the pen of John H. Watson, MD, (Constable crime). London: Constable, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3266. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the rule of nine. Sutton, Surrey, New York: Severn House, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A series of accidents befall small shopowners but Sherlock Holmes discerns a pattern--someone is running a protection racket and murder is involved. Holmes teams up with a New York detective who has come to London to discover the meaning of The Rule of Nine

3267. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the rule of nine : from a manuscript believed to be the work of John H. Watson, MD. Large type ed. Sutton: Severn House, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Originally published: 2003. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - ROGOW, ROBERTA (6)

3268. Rogow, Roberta. The problem of the evil editor. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00029675 // "In the winter of 1888, Reverend Charles Dodgson of Christ Church at Oxford - better known to the world as author Lewis Carroll - brings his newfound friend Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle to London to introduce him to editors potentially interested in Doyle's writing. Their first stop is the offices of a weekly magazine, Youth's Companion, where they arrive to find the place in an uproar - the staff is upset, the printers in a rage, and Samuel Bassett, the editor, is busy violently rejecting the work of up-and-coming Irish writer Oscar Wilde. Dr. Doyle fares no better with the foul-tempered, duplicitous, and mean editor - and the duo depart.". "Shortly thereafter, in full sight of Dodgson and Doyle, Bassett is murdered outside of the magazine's offices. Due to the heavy snowstorm, neither of them can identify Bassett's attacker, but they are on hand to hear Bassett's final gasp. With the Labor Riots raging in the streets and unrest in the air, the police immediately assume that Wilde, a socialist, is responsible and set about trying to find him. But, believing that Wilde is innocent, Dodgson and Doyle are determined to find out the truth behind the vicious attack. In a quest that takes them from the most prestigious literary and art circles in Victorian London to the lowest dives of ill repute, the unlikely duo seeks to unmask a killer before he strikes again."--Book jacket

3269. ———. The problem of the missing miss. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98005329; Scuttlebutt June 1998 // "Charles Dodgson and Arthur Conan Doyle do meet...it's August 1885, and Conan Doyle and his bride Touie are on their honeymoon in Brighton, where a liberal MP's daughter on her way for a holiday with Dodgson is kidnapped and in peril. Conan Doyle and Dodgson do manage to solve the mystery, of course, and rescue the girl, and foil all the villains and villainesses."

3270. ———. The Problem of the Spiteful Spiritualist. London: Robert Hale, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. //

3271. ———. The Problem of the Spiteful Spiritualist. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. "A Charles Dodgson/Arthur Conan Doyle mystery"--Jacket. // Sleuth Arthur Conan Doyle investigates the death of a retired sea captain in 1880s Portsmouth. A seance to contact the dead man's spirit ends with the medium dropping dead after whispering the word murder.

3272. ———. The Problem of the Surly Servant. London: Robert Hale, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. //

3273. ———. The Problem of the Surly Servant : a Charles Dodgson/Arthur Conan Doyle mystery. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Minotaur, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - RUYLE, JOHN (46)

3274. Accardo, Pasquale J, and Claire Accardo. The Spenserian Holmes being the annotated manuscript of "The hell of the Baskervilles". Shelburne, Ont, Sauk City, Wisconsin: Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references (p. lxxviii-lxxix) and index //

3275. Ruyle, John. The Adventure of the aluminum crotch an exploit of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Jezail, Bullett & Co, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3276. ———. The Adventure of the beeping man an exploit of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Bennett & Morphy, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3277. ———. The Adventure of the blanched shoulder an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Godfrey Emsworth, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3278. ———. The Adventure of the blue garfunkel an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Morcar & Cusack, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3279. ———. The Adventure of the devil's yard an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Leon Sterndale, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3280. ———. The Adventure of the feral baronet an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Holder & Stevenson, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3281. ———. The Adventure of the fiery pool an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Wilder & Hayes, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3282. ———. The Adventure of the flabby grunge an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Fraser & Crocker, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3283. ———. The Adventure of the mysterious fudge an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Hangdog Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3284. ———. The Adventure of the peremptory spouse the recrudescence of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Maynooth & Co, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3285. ———. The Adventure of the second brain an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Pycroft & Doran, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3286. ———. The Adventure of the six Nixons an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Morse Hudson, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3287. ———. The Adventure of the Tabby Mange an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Stanley Hopkins, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3288. ———. The Adventure of the three rodents an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: The Speckled Bandicoot, 1966. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3289. ———. The adventure of the wooden Nez Pierce. Berkeley: Willoughby Smith, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3290. ———. The agent's last bow the Case-book re-cased. Berkeley: Brickfall & Amberley, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3291. ———. Arrivals & departures jiggery- pokery. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3292. ———. Baker Street antics observations. Berkeley: The Speckled Bandicott, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3293. ———. Baker Street Bazaar demonstrations. Berkeley: Ash-Tray Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3294. ———. Baker Street Galore! preoccupations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3295. ———. Beeing there impressions. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3296. ———. Bees in my bonnet obsessions. Berkeley: The Bees' Knees Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3297. ———. Bells, butlers, & others frolics. Berkeley: Brunton & Howells, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3298. ———. Bottom of the barrel canonical capers. Berkeley: Slipshod Press, 1998.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3299. ———. Bricks without clay Processions / by John Ruyle. Berkely: White Mason, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1998 // "'Leans heavily on the untold adventures and other Holmesian topics on which we have little data,' John Ruyle reports."

3300. ———. Bye bye birdy fear quartets. Berkeley: Iron Duke Company, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Citations: De Waal C8324 //

3301. ———. Chimney-child divagations & variations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3302. ———. Difficult oysters seven men in the same boat (to say nothing of the dog!) curious verse. Berkeley: Hangdog Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3303. ———. Effable twaddle digressions. Berkeley: Owls' Hoot Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3304. ———. Exits & entrances hocus-pocus. Berkeley, CA: Crow's Foot Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3305. ———. Loose canons verse grim and gentle. Berkeley: Pontoon Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3306. ———. The Man with the fisted grip an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley, CA: Hugh Boone, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3307. ———. Mellow face an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Grant Munro, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3308. ———. Mitigated bleat: observations on his last bow. Berkeley: Printer's Devil's Feet, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3309. ———. Mongoose & mendicants celebrations & tribulations. Berkeley: Wood & Devoy, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3310. ———. Sherlock unbound new poems. Berkeley: The Crow's Foot Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3311. ———. Sir Arthur Agonistes whims & fancies. Berkeley, CA: Firedog Press, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3312. ———. Splintered Parts. Berkeley, CA: The Pequod Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1995 //

3313. ———. Springtime for Sherlock and other verses. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3314. ———. Stix & stones hallucinations. Berkeley: Calaboose Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3315. ———. Teddy & Arthur paradigmatic constructs. Berkeley: Amateur Mendicant Society, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3316. ———. Tidewaiters & yeggmen occupations. Berkeley: Crow's Foot Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3317. ———. Watson furioso progressions. Berkeley: Iron Dyke Company, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3318. ———. The Wet-headed league an episode of Turlock Loams. Berkeley: Wilson & Clay, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3319. ———. Wiggins & Company irregular verse. Berkeley: The imbecile Rodent, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - S (25)

3320. Saberhagen, Fred. The Holmes-Dracula File. 3rd Tor ed. New York: Tor Fantasy, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 17 cm. //

3321. ———. Seance for a Vampire, (The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes). London: Titan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. // "Wealthy British aristocrat Ambrose Altamont hires Sherlock Holmes to expose two suspect psychics. During the ensuing seance Altamont's deceased daughter Louisa reappears as a vampire - and Sherlock Holmes vanishes. With time running out, Watson feels he has no choice but to summon the only one who might be able to help - Holmes's vampire cousin, Prince Dracula..."--Back cover.

3322. ———. Séance for a vampire. 1st ed. New York: TOR, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94002353 // In the course of investigating a crooked spiritualist, Sherlock Holmes disappears, abducted by malign powers. Dr. Watson has to ask Prince Dracula's help to find him. By the author of Book of Swords

3323. Satterthwait, Walter. Escapade. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95015462 // "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini join forces to solve the murder of their host, killed in a locked room during a seance at his country manor house."

3324. Schwartz, Irwin. The Piltdown confession: a novel. 1st ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94000801. Includes bibliographical references // "'A mildly entertaining yet ill-conceived fictional solution' to the Piltdown hoax, with Conan Doyle as a major character, but apparently not as the culprit."

3325. Scott, David. Holmes redux new adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 1st ed. Vaughn, WA: Red Apple Pub, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97066772 // "Offers four short-story pastiches; Holmes helps Mycroft, and Irene, and others."

3326. Seil, William. Sherlock Holmes and the Titanic tragedy a case to remember. London: Breese Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96173322 //

3327. Seitz, Stephen. Sherlock Holmes and the plague of Dracula. Shaftsbury, VT: Mountainside Press, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006934241 //

3328. Sellers, Peter, and Robert J. Sawyer. Over the edge : the Crime Writers of Canada anthology. Lawrencetown

Beach, N.S.: Pottersfield Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 2000. // "Includes Sawyer's Sherlockian time-travel pastiche 'You See But You Do Not Observe' (reprinted from the 1995 anthology Sherlock Holmes in Orbit)."

3329. Semper, John. The singular affair of the missing ball, (A Sherlock Whippet mystery). Toluca Lake: Barker Street Press, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // When a ball disappears during a game of fetch, Sherlock Whippet is called to the scene with his boxer companion and biographer, Dr. Dogson. Together, they uncover clues revealing that the missing ball is a scheme concocted by Professor Murry R. Catty, the evil cat burglar of London

3330. Shaw, Murray. The case of the missing kippered herring. S.l: s.n, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1997 // The inspector from Catland Yard brings Holmes a mystery of a kippered herring which has disappeared from the Kitty Kat Café to solve

3331. ———. Sherlock Holmes Finds the Lost Dutchman Mine. New York: Mysterious Bookshop, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A pastiche set in the American West.

3332. Shumway, P. C. Sherlock Holmes and The Kiss of Death. S.l.: BookSurge, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Three years after a London magician was hanged by an outraged audience, a doctor living in Dartmoor died suddenly, poisoned by the venom of an adder rare in England. An old friend, Dr. Arthur Bell, may be the next intended victim unless Holmes can intervene with the plans of the world's most clever magician

3333. Siciliano, Sam. The angel of the opera Sherlock Holmes meets the Phantom of the Opera. New York: O. Penzler Books, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93044056 // "The unforgettable place: Paris, 1890. The glittering scene: the labyrinthine Paris Opera. The irresistible premise: what if Sherlock Holmes, lured across the Channel by the beleaguered managers of the Opera House, unlocks the true secrets motivating the infamous Phantom?" "As the hunchbacked Quasimodo was the soul of Notre Dame, so is Erik - shadow ruler of the Opera's nether regions - the Opera's true soul. Living at the heights of passion, despising the concerns of ordinary men who are the acknowledged keepers of his domain in the eyes of the world, the Phantom - defiant and tormented genius that he is - poses a persistent threat to his unwilling landlords, lesser men who are not even certain they believe in his very existence.". "But, as is the case with all problems presented to the great Sherlock Holmes for solution, nothing is quite as it seems at first . . . as thrilling episode follows even more thrilling episode in a tempestuous drama, played out against a background of one of fiction's most romantically eerie settings. Sherlockians and the Phantom's fandom both will relish Sam Siciliano's sympathetic imagination and find themselves charmed by such reinvented characters as Christine Daae ("the angel") and her arrogant suitor, Raoul de Chagny. And every reader should welcome Holme's engaging new comrade, Henry Vernier, M.D., his cousin, who joins him for this memorable adventure."--Book jacket

3334. ———. The angel of the opera: Sherlock Holmes meets the Phantom of the Opera. London: Hale, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1995 // "The unforgettable place: Paris, 1890. The glittering scene: the labyrinthine Paris Opera. The irresistible premise: what if Sherlock Holmes, lured across the Channel by the beleaguered managers of the Opera House, unlocks the true secrets motivating the infamous Phantom?" "As the hunchbacked Quasimodo was the soul of Notre Dame, so is Erik - shadow ruler of the Opera's nether regions - the Opera's true soul. Living at the heights of passion, despising the concerns of ordinary men who are the acknowledged keepers of his domain in the eyes of the world, the Phantom - defiant and tormented genius that he is - poses a persistent threat to his unwilling landlords, lesser men who are not even certain they believe in his very existence.". "But, as is the case with all problems presented to the great Sherlock Holmes for solution, nothing is quite as it seems at first . . . as thrilling episode follows even more thrilling episode in a tempestuous drama, played out against a background of one of fiction's most romantically eerie settings. Sherlockians and the Phantom's fandom both will relish Sam Siciliano's sympathetic imagination and find themselves charmed by such reinvented characters as Christine Daae ("the angel") and her arrogant suitor, Raoul de Chagny. And every reader should welcome Holme's engaging new comrade, Henry Vernier, M.D.,

his cousin, who joins him for this memorable adventure."--book jacket

3335. Silver, David, 1934-. A study in Silver: a second collection of bridge stories. Toronto: Master Point Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Mar 1998 // "A collection of amusing bridge stories that echo authors such as Melville, Conrad, Bierce, and (four of the tales) Conan Doyle. Silver modestly claims that he has 'partnered all the leading Canadian bridge players of his generation, once.'"

3336. Simmons, Alex, and Bill McCay. The Raven League Buffalo Bill wanted! New York: Sleuth/Razorbill, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006101845 // In late nineteenth-century London, young Archie Wiggins and the Raven League--a poor but plucky band of junior detectives--meet Buffalo Bill Cody and try to save him from being framed for an attack on a police constable

3337. Simmons, Alex, Kevin Sprouls, and Bill McCay. The Raven League: Sherlock Holmes is missing. New York: Razorbill/Sleuth, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006004959 // Archie Wiggins is forced out of the Baker Street Irregulars and after forming another band, he and his new cohorts investigate the disappearance of Sherlock Holmes and a possible attempt on the life of Queen Victoria

3338. Skene-Melvin, David. Crime in a cold climate: an anthology of classic Canadian crime. Toronto: Simon & Pierre, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95128086. Includes bibliographical references // With a reprint of Robert Barr's parody 'The Adventure of Sherlaw Kombs'

3339. Smith, D. O., and Michael Ross. Die Schale des Zodiakus : eine Sherlock Holmes Erzählung. 1. Aufl. ed. Kempen: Baskerville Bücher, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 15 cm. Pastiche of Sherlock Holmes./ Translation of: The adventure of the zodiac plate : being a reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, M. D. aus dem Englischen von Michael Ross. //

3340. Stableford, Brian M. The hunger and ecstasy of vampires. Shingletown, CA: Mark V. Ziesing, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95062272; Scuttlebutt Mar 1997 // "An imaginative tale of time travel and vampires, involving Count Dracula, H. G. Wells, Nikola Tesla, Sir William Crookes, M. P. Shiel, and others (who include an unnamed detective who lives in Baker Street, and his unnamed doctor friend)."

3341. Stableford, Brian M. Sherlock Holmes and the vampires of eternity. Encino, California: Black Coat Press, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Soldier's story -- Writer's story -- Count's story -- Explorer's story -- Detective's story. //

3342. Stashower, Daniel. The dime museum murders : a Harry Houdini mystery. New York: Avon books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Scuttlebutt Aug 2000. //

3343. Stout, Rex. Murder by the book. Large type ed. Thorndike, Me: G.K. Hall & Co, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95040094 //

3344. Symons, Julian. A three-pipe problem. London, England: House of Stratus, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliographical references; Scuttlebutt 1994 // "Small-time actor, Sheridan Haynes, had a rather unhealthy preoccupation with Sherlock Holmes. So when the chance came for him to play the famous detective in a TV series, it seemed his dreams had come true. And when London was plagued by a series of unsolved murders, well it seemed only natural for him to take his role into real life. Was this a case of a laughable and misguided actor, or was Sheridan actually on to something?"

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - SINCLAIR, IAIN (6)

3345. Sinclair, Iain. White Chappell: Paladin, 1988. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3346. ———. White Chappell - Trazos Rojos: Sudamericana, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3347. ———. White Chappell : scarlet tracings. London: Granta Books, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. First published in Great Britain by Goldmark in 1987. //

3348. ———. White Chappell : scarlet tracings. Uppingham: Goldmark, 1987. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // "A complex novel about antiquarian-book dealers, Jack the Ripper, and a hitherto-unknown first issue of A Study in Scarlet."

3349. ———. White Chappell, scarlet tracings. London: Penguin, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: Uppingham: Goldmark, 1987. //

3350. ———. White Chappell, scarlet tracings. London: Vintage, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - SOARES, Jô (3)

3351. Soares, Jô. O xangô de Baker Street romance. São Paulo, Brazil: Companhia das Letras, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95833005. Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-349); Scuttlebutt Feb 1996 // "A pastiche that brings Holmes and Watson to Rio de Janeiro to investigate the disappearance of a valuable Stradivarius during Sarah Bernhardt's first visit to the city."

3352. Soares, Jô, and Daniela Ferioli. Una samba per Sherlock Holmes, (I coralli). Torino: Einaudi, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Includes bibliography (p. [271]-276) //

3353. Soares, Jô, and Clifford E. Landers. A samba for Sherlock. 1st American ed. New York: Pantheon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97002944 //r97. Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]- 271) // "His first novel, about Sherlock Holmes' trip to Brazil in 1886, and his encounter with Sarah Bernhardt and a thoroughly nasty serial killer. The book is a thriller, and a parody of Holmes and Brazil and Brazilians, and its humor is broad, often vulgar, and sometimes quite dark. And already published in Brazil, France, Italy, and Germany, it appears to hold a Sherlockian record for the greatest number of translations before an English version."

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - T (6)

3354. Theaker, S. W. Professor Challenger in space. Birmingham: Silver Age, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. The monograph is a sequel to the events described in The Lost World, The

Poison Belt and other stories of Professor Challenger by Arthur Conan Doyle. //

3355. ———. Quiet, the tin can brains are hunting! Birmingham: Silver Age, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "Mrs. Challenger is featured...with a brief appearance by the professor, and you can read both on-line at reprinted in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction (spring, summer, and autumn 2004). The stories are more fantasy than science- fiction."

3356. Thoene, Jake, and Luke Thoene. The jewelled peacock of Persia. 1st ed, (The Baker Street mysteries). Nashville, Tenn: Moorings, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96002285 // While investigating the dangerous and inexplicable occurrences surrounding an ancient jewelled artifact, Sherlock Holmes and his Baker Street Brigade find unexplained fires, falling masonry, and other sinister events

3357. Thomson, June. The secret chronicles of Sherlock Holmes. Large type ed. Bathe, Avon, England, Thorndike, Me., USA: Chivers Press. Thorndike Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94020458 //

3358. ———. The secret files of Sherlock Holmes. Large type ed. Bath, England, Hampton, N.H: Chivers Large Print. Curley Large Print, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94009306 //

3359. Travis, Aaron, Badboy (Firm), and Masquerade Books. Exposed: an anthology of erotic stories. 1st Badboy ed, (Badboy). New York: Badboy. Masquerade, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: The adventure of the Ragged Youth (pp. 135-149) (w/ Holmes & Watson) //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - THOMAS, DONALD (9)

3360. Thomas, Donald. Sherlock Holmes and the Ghosts of Bly And Other New Adventures of the Great Detective. New York: Pegasus Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3361. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the King's Evil : and other new adventures of the great detective. 1st Pegasus trade paperback ed. New York: Pegasus Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. The case of the tell-tale hands -- The case of the king's evil -- The case of the Portuguese Sonnets -- The case of Peter the Painter -- The case of the Zimmerman telegram. Originally published: New York : Pegasus Books, 2009. // Five original tales inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic character feature Holmes taking on such challenges as the famed siege of Sydney Street, a planned German invasion of America, and a supernatural curse.

3362. Thomas, Donald Serrell. The secret cases of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001 // Seven mysteries featuring Sherlock Holmes in an international setting. In one, he seeks the blackmailer of an English prince, in another he clears the name of Captain Dreyfus of the French army. Contents: The ghost in the machine -- The case of the crown jewels -- The case of the unseen hand -- The case of the blood royal -- The case of the Camden Town murder -- The case of the missing rifleman -- The case of the Yokohama Club.

3363. ———. The secret cases of Sherlock Holmes. Large type ed. Leicester: Ulverscroft, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Originally published: London: Macmillan, 1997. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // The ghost in the machine -- The case of the crown jewels -- The case of the unseen hand -- The case of the blood royal -- The case of the Camden Town murder -- The case of the missing rifleman -- The case of the Yokohama Club.

3364. ———. The secret cases of Sherlock Holmes. London: Macmillan, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001 // "A a collection of seven short stories that involve Holmes and Watson in mysteries in London, Dublin, Paris, and Yokohama."

3365. ———. The secret cases of Sherlock Holmes. 1st Carroll & Graf pbk. ed. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept. 2001. // Contents: The ghost in the machine -- The case of the crown jewels -- The case of the unseen hand -- The case of the blood royal -- The case of the Camden Town murder -- The case of the missing rifleman -- The case of the Yokohama Club.

3366. ———. The secret cases of Sherlock Holmes. London: Pan, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 18 cm. Originally published: London : Macmillan, 1997. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. //

3367. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the king's evil : and other new adventures of the great detective. New York: Pegasus Books, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 24 cm. The case of the tell-tale hands -- The case of the King's evil -- The case of the Portuguese sonnets -- The case Peter the painter -- The case of the Zimmermann telegram. // Five original tales inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic character feature Holmes taking on such challenges as the famed siege of Sydney Street, a planned German invasion of America, and a supernatual curse.

3368. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the running noose. London: Macmillan, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept. 2001. //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - TROW, M. J. (20)

3369. Monfredo, Miriam Grace, and Sharan Newman. Crime through time. Berkley Prime Crime ed. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97197215; Scuttlebutt Jul 1997. Contents: Death of a place- seeker / Lynda S. Robinson -- Archimedes' tomb / Steven Saylor -- Solomon's decision / Sharan Newman -- Murder at anchor / Edward Marston -- The hangman's apprentice / Leonard Tourney -- Suffer a witch / Miriam Grace Monfredo -- The lullaby cheat / Kate Ross -- Anything in the dark / Edward D. Hoch -- Bertie and the boat race / Peter Lovesey -- The high constable and the visiting author / Maan Meyers -- Look to the lady / Alanna Knight -- Mrs. Hudson's case / Laurie King -- Exit centre stage / M.J. Trow -- Decision of the umpire / Troy Soos -- Uncle Charlie's letters / Anne Perry -- Killing the critic / Gillian Linscott -- Portrait of the artist as a young corpse / Barbara Paul -- The Mamur Zapt and the Kodaker's eye / Michael Pearce -- Storm in a tea shoppe / Carola Dunn -- The enemy / Ken Kuhlken -- The soldier and his dead companion / Nicholas A. DiChario // "An anthology offering 21 new short stories, including Laurie R. King's 'Mrs. Hudson's Case' (with Mary Russell) and M. J. Trow's 'Exit Centre Stage' (with Inspector Sholto Lestrade)."

3370. Trow, M. J. The adventures of Inspector Lestrade volume 1 in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Publishing, Inc, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98011718 //

3371. ———. Brigade the further adventures of Lestrade, volume 2 in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery:

Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Publishing, Inc, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3372. ———. Brigade: further adventures of Inspector Lestrade. Washington, DC: Regnery Pub, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // A series of murders occur in 19th century England, all the victims having taken part in the famous charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War. Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard investigates.

3373. ———. Lestrade and the brother of death, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Pub, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99041316 // "Recovering from a broken leg after his ignominious fall from the Titanic, Scotland Yard's Superintendent Lestrade goes to convalesce at the home of his betrothed, Fanny Berkely, and her father, Tom, Chief Constable of the county of Surrey." "It should have been a peaceful time - apart from Lestrade's lack of dexterity in steering his wheelchair - but an attempt on the life of his future father-in-law makes him realize that a policeman is never really off duty. What is even more puzzling is the arrival of a letter that simply reads "Four for the Gospel Makers" - and it isn't the first Lestrade has been sent.". "So begins one of Sholto Lestrade's most mystifying cases, a case that encompasses not only the present but the past. Lestrade walks dowm Memory Lane to the time when he was a young and very naive constable. He looks back on episodes in his career that never came to satisfactory conclusions and that hold other clues as to who the sender of the letters is - because whoever it is, is a cold-blooded killer."--Book jacket

3374. ———. Lestrade and the dead man's hand volume 11 in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Pub, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99059916 //

3375. ———. Lestrade and the devil's own volume XVI in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00065311 // ""Sholto Joseph Lestrade, I am arresting you on suspicion of the murder of Mrs. Millicent Millichip on January 13th last."" "Lestrade has never been arrested before. Nor, for that matter, has the old Scotland Yard detective been on death row. But when a woman dies in his arms on a foggy London day, the Fates are against him." "Millicent Millichip, it turns out, is not the only victim. She's just the first in a series of murders where the only clue is the Devil's calling card. And the Devil strikes in such diverse places as the croquet lawn at Castle Drogo, the theatre of war-games on Hounslow Heath, and the offices of Messrs Constable, publishers extraordinaire." "The condemned cell at Pentonville prison is a lonely place, even for a man with a loving family and friends. Some of those friends, working to save Lestrade from his execution, are rather powerful. But the questions is, are they powerful enough?"--Book jacket

3376. ———. Lestrade and the devil's own volume XVI in the Lestrade mystery series. London: Constable, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // ""Sholto Joseph Lestrade, I am arresting you on suspicion of the murder of Mrs. Millicent Millichip on January 13th last."" "Lestrade has never been arrested before. Nor, for that matter, has the old Scotland Yard detective been on death row. But when a woman dies in his arms on a foggy London day, the Fates are against him." "Millicent Millichip, it turns out, is not the only victim. She's just the first in a series of murders where the only clue is the Devil's calling card. And the Devil strikes in such diverse places as the croquet lawn at Castle Drogo, the theatre of war-games on Hounslow Heath, and the offices of Messrs Constable, publishers extraordinaire." "The condemned cell at Pentonville prison is a lonely place, even for a man with a loving family and friends. Some of those friends, working to save Lestrade from his execution, are rather powerful. But the questions is, are they powerful enough?"--Book jacket

3377. ———. Lestrade and the gift of the prince volume IX in the Lestrade mystery series, (A Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Pub, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99059357 // "Murder is afoot among the footmen of Britain's Royal Household: a servant girl, Amy Macpherson, has been brutally slaughtered. And so Sholto Lestrade of Scotland Yard is once again on the trail of mystery. The intrepid investigator contends with the most baffling

clues he has yet encountered. Worse still, everyone around him is convinced this is a case for the local police. But even when Lestrade is threatened by a fiendishly gruesome killer, he perseveres to get his man."--Book jacket

3378. ———. Lestrade and the guardian angel, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Pub, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99041315 // "He is in his forty-third year and knee-deep in murder. Well, what's new? Sholto Lestrade of Scotland Yard wouldn't have it any other way." "The first fatality in a bizarre series of killings is a Captain of the Second Life Guards, found in the River Thames with a war medal wedged between his teeth. Then a dead Egyptologist is discovered with a scarab clamped between his molars. When a young soldier is found dead in the saddle (this time a locket is the dying mouthful), Lestrade is forced to impersonate a barrack-room lawyer." "His hunt for clues takes him on a near-fatal trip in a hot-air balloon, on a disastrous bicycle tour ending with a night in jail, and to London's East End, where he must prevent a confrontation between rival gangs."--Book jacket

3379. ———. Lestrade and the hallowed house volume III in the Sholto Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, Inc, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Britain has entered the twentieth century. Queen Victoria is dead and the Boer War rages on. Inspector Lestrade is called upon to investigate the brutal death of Ralph Childers, MP. It is but the first in a series of bizarre and perplexing murders that lead Lestrade around the country in the pursuit of his enquiries. The connection between the victims appears to be politics. Is someone trying to destroy the Government? It would seem so, particularly when a bomb is found in the Palace of Westminster. But who is responsible? The Fenians? Or have the Suffragettes decided upon a more drastic course of action to further their cause? During his investigations Lestrade encounters some old and some new faces. Amongst the new ones are the brother and cousin of the late Sherlock Holmes who died eleven years ago at the Reichenbach Falls. But is Holmes really dead? Dr. Watson doesn't think so. Someone wants to keep Holmes alive and Lestrade is forced to 'tread the boards' (playing himself) to discover the truth. And, as if things aren't serious enough, the King is kidnapped just before his coronation

3380. ———. Lestrade and the kiss of Horus. London: Constable, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3381. ———. Lestrade and the kiss of Horus: volume XV in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00066497 // ""And death shall come on soft wings to him that touches the tomb of the Pharaoh..." Archaeologist Howard Carter has made the discovery of the century in Egypt's Valley of the Kings - the tomb of King Tut. But all around him men are dying: Lord Carnavon, careless with his razor, falls prey to a mosquito bite; Alan le Clerk leaves the tomb in a hurry to die alone in the desert; Aaron G. String, the railroad magnate, blows his brains out just yards from the tomb's entrance." "And so it is that retired Chief Superintendent Sholto Lestrade is summoned back to duty. Lestrade flies to Egypt to solve a riddle every bit as impenetrable as that of the Sphinx. People remark on the funny geezer, in his bowler and Donegal coat, battling against sand, Egyptians in revolt, and the Curse of the Pharaohs..." "But can he avoid the Kiss of Horus?"--Book jacket

3382. ———. Lestrade and the Leviathan volume IV in the Sholto Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Publishing, Inc, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // The year is 1910, and Superintendent Sholto Lestrade's lot is not a happy one. He has a number of vicious murders to solve, including those of a man hanged in a church bell tower, a cross- Channel swimmer, and his old sparring partner, Dr. Watson. Meanwhile, anarchists are threatening the peace of Europe, the whole of Scotland Yard is looking for "Peter the Painter," and a bloodthirsty cabbie lies in wait for the Assistant Commissioner. To top it all off, Lestrade gets roped into helping with the coronation of King George V. Lestrade is never frazzled, however, as he guides the Yard in unraveling these baffling mysteries

3383. ———. Lestrade and the magpie: volume X in the Lestrade mystery series, (Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery

series). Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, Inc, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99059915 //

3384. ———. Lestrade and the mirror of murder, (A Gateway mystery; Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Pub, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. //

3385. ———. Lestrade and the mirror of murder. London: Constable, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. //

3386. ———. Lestrade and the Ripper, (Gateway mystery: Sholto Lestrade mystery series). Washington, DC: Regnery Pub, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99015926 // "The year is 1888, and Jack the Ripper terrorizes London. All of the brutal killer's victims are discovered in the same district, Whitechapel, and all are prostitutes. But theirs aren't the only murders to perplex the brains of Scotland Yard. In Brighton, the body of one Edmund Gurney is also found dead."--Book jacket. "Foremost amongst the Yard's top men is the young Inspector Sholto Lestrade. It is to his lot that the unsolved cases of a deceased colleague fall - cases that include the murder of Martha Tabram, formerly a prostitute from Whitechapel, and that of Gurney."--Book jacket. "Leaving no stone unturned, Lestrade investigates with his customary expertise and follows the trail to the public school Rhadegund Hall. What he finds is murder."--Book jacket. "As the Whitechapel murders increase in number, so do those at Rhadegund Hall. What is the connection between them all? As if it weren't confusing enough, Lestrade is hampered by the parallel investigations of the great detective, Sherlock Holmes, aided by Dr. Watson. Who is the murderer of Rhadegund Hall, and are he and the man they call "Jack the Ripper" one and the same?"--Book jacket

3387. ———. Lestrade and the sawdust ring volume 13 in the Lestrade mystery series, (A Gateway mystery: Lestrade mystery series). Washington, D.C: Regnery Publishing, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00059083 // "Walk Up! Walk Up! Right this way for the greatest show on earth. It is 1879, and the young Detective-Sergeant Sholto Lestrade has his work cut out for him as he investigates mysterious going-on at "Lord" George Sanger's Circus. First, the best juggler in Europe is shot in full view of a thousand people. Then Huge Hughie the dwarf dies an agonizing death under the Ether Trick. Finally, the Great Bolus dies by swallowing the wrong sword. And all of this comes after two bodies are found with multiple slashes." "What is the link with Mr. Howard Vincent, founder of the Criminal Investigative Division? And has this anything to do with Disraeli, the latest occupant at Number Ten Downing Street?"--Book jacket

3388. ———. Lestrade und Jack the Ripper: Rowohlt, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - V (1)

3389. Victor, Daniel D. The Seventh Bullet, (The further adventures of Sherlock Holmes). London: Titan, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. // Sherlock Holmes' desire for a peaceful life in the Sussex countryside is dashed when true-life muckraker and author David Graham Phillips is assassinated, leaving behind little clues as to why he was murdered. The pleas of his sister draws Holmes and Watson to the far side of the Atlantic, where a web of deceit, violence and intrigue unravels as they embark on one of their most challenging cases.

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - W (6)

3390. Waugh, Charles G., and Martin Harry Greenberg. Sci-fi private eye. New York: Penguin Group, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1997. The singing bell / Isaac Asimov -- The Martian crown jewels / Poul Anderson -- A scarletin study / Philip José Farmer -- The winner / Donald Westlake -- The Detweiler boy / Tom Reamy -- Time exposures / Wilson Tucker -- Getting across / Robert Silverberg -- War game / Philip K. Dick -- ARM / Larry Niven. //

3391. Wheeler, Tom. The Arcanum. New York: Bantam Books, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003063571 // "In screenwriter Wheeler's cinematic debut novel, an occult thriller set in New York City in 1919, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his fellow members of a secret society known as the Arcanum--including magician Harry Houdini and voodoo priestess Marie Laveau-- investigate a gruesome murder, rescue horror writer H.P. Lovecraft from jail, consult evil mystic Aleister Crowley, learn the truth behind the ancient Book of Enoch, try to solve the mystery of a tribe of lost angels and otherwise save the world. All the supernatural shenanigans, however, can't disguise that these characters, with their contemporary sensibilities, are crude caricatures of their real-life originals. Lovecraft, for example, is reduced to a perverse boyish demonologist, while Laveau is a sexpot who speaks in a Caribbean patois: "So, how we s'posed to get him outta that jail?" Each vividly written chapter is so obviously a film scene that credit should be given for art direction. The author uses nearly every landmark available in 1919 New York for a setting, but a wealth of well-researched period detail is no substitute for a true feeling for an era's zeitgeist."

3392. Williams, Gerard. Dr Mortimer and the barking man mystery. London: Constable, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. // "His second pastiche starring Dr. Mortimer."

3393. ———. Dr. Mortimer and the barking man mystery. 1st Carroll & Graf ed. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Scuttlebutt Feb 2001. // "His second pastiche starring Dr. Mortimer."

3394. Winges, Stefan. Der vierte König - ein Fall für Sherlock Holmes, (Historischer Kriminalroman). Köln: Emons, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 2000. // "Holmes is called in to unravel the theft of the relics of the Biblical magi from Cologne Cathedral."

3395. Wodehouse, P. G. 1881-1975. (Pelham Grenville). Tales of Wrykyn and elsewhere :. Maidenhead: Porpoise Books, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Feb 1998. With illustrations by T.M.R. Whitwell. // "Offers 25 stories published in British magazines from 1901 to 1910, more than half of them reprinted for the first time. They are 'school stories' (published in boys' magazines), and they're great fun, and two of them are Sherlockian parodies featuring Burdock Rose and Wotsing; another story ('Pillington Detective') has nice Sherlockian echoes. And in other stories Wodehouse's characters show that they have read 'The White Company' and 'Rodney Stone'.

11F PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- OTHER STORIES - - Z (1)

3396. Zelazny, Roger. A night in the lonesome October. New York: William Morrow and Co, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93018414 // "After years of unprepossessing folderol--the wearisome Nine Princes in Amber retreads are depressingly typical--Zelazny bursts forth with, well, 'Victorian

light supernatural fantasy' just about covers it. Narrator Snuff, a guard dog who performs complex thaumaturgical calculations in his head, has many duties: to keep various Things firmly trapped in mirrors, wardrobes, and steamer trunks; to accompany his master, Jack--he of the magical blade--on weird collecting expeditions into the graveyards and slums of Victorian London; and--for a single hour each night--discuss the day's goings-on in human speech. Snuff's neighbors include: Jill the witch and her familiar, Graymalk the cat, with whom Snuff forms a friendly alliance; Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Frankenstein, Dracula, a werewolf, and a satanic vicar. The witches, detectives, doctors, vampires, etc., along with their equally industrious familiars, trade information and scheme for advantage as the full moon of Halloween approaches; at that time, a magical showdown to decide the fate of the Earth will occur. Some of the characters are 'openers,' determined to open a magical doorway allowing the Old Gods to reoccupy the Earth; others are 'closers,' equally resolved to keep the magical door nailed shut; and a few are involved yet stand outside the Game altogether. Snuff's problem is to discover who is which. Sparkling, witty, delightful: Zelazny's best for ages, perhaps his best ever."

11G PARODIES, PASTICHES, BURLESQUES, TRAVESTIES AND SATIRES -- CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, STORIES, PICTURE BOOKS AND PUZZLES (84)

3397. Wishbone Coloring and Activity Book: Canine Classics. New York: Modern Publishing, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1998 // "Includes eight pages on Wishbone's investigation of the Hound of the Baskervilles; it's a coloring book with puzzles and mazes and other fun for fans of the television series."

3398. Wishbone Jumbo Fun Book. New York: Modern Publishing, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Apr 1998 // "Includes eight pages on Wishbone's investigation of the Hound of the Baskervilles; it's a coloring book with puzzles and mazes and other fun for fans of the television series."

3399. Abrahams, Peter. Behind the curtain : an Echo Falls mystery. 1st ed. New York: Laura Geringer Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Sequel to: Down the rabbit hole. // An avid Sherlock Holmes fan, eighth grader Ingrid Levin-Hill is kidnapped while investigating mysterious happenings in her home town.

3400. ———. Down the rabbit hole : an Echo Falls mystery. New York: Laura Geringer Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. 22 cm. Scuttlebutt Apr 2005 // Like her idol Sherlock Holmes, eighth-grader Ingrid Levin-Hill uses her intellect to solve a murder case in her hometown of Echo Falls.

3401. ———. Into the dark : an Echo Falls mystery. 1st ed, (Echo Falls mysteries). New York: Laura Geringer Books, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. // Thirteen-year-old Sherlock Holmes aficionado Ingrid Levin-Hill tries to clear her grandfather's name when he is accused of murdering an environmental activist found dead on his farm.

3402. Ahlberg, Allan, and Fritz Wegner. The better Brown stories. New York: Viking, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96138447; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // Unhappy with the stories that are shaping their lives, the members of the Brown family go to see the writer responsible. "A grand existentialist story for children, about 'a monstrous dog, a monstrous Milkman, free money, some Mysterious Men, a forgotten baby, baffled police, and a bewildered town.' The monstrous dog isn't our Hound, but the author does thank Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the Acknowledgements, and rightfully so. Ahlberg is British, and with his wife Janet has written many other childrens' books that are reported to be just as good, if not as Sherlockian, as this one."

3403. Angell, Judie. The case of the Blazing Star and The case of the King of Hearts. New York: Bantam Doubleday

Dell Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98036113 /AC // Shirley Holmes, the great great grandniece of Sherlock, solves two mysteries, one revolving around a racehorse guaranteed to win against all odds and one involving a scheme to swindle the principal of her school

3404. ———. The case of the burning building and, The case of the ruby ring. New York: Bantam Doubleday Dell Book for Young People, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98029782 /AC // With the assistance of Bo, her classmate at Sussex Academy, twelve-year-old Shirley proves her skill at solving crimes in the same manner as her ancestor, the legendary Sherlock Holmes

3405. Barrett, Tracy. The 100-year-old Secret. 1st Square Fish ed, (Sherlock files). New York : Square Fish ; Harrisonburg, Va. : Distributed by R.R. Donnelley, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill., map ; 20 cm. // Xena and Xander Holmes, an American brother and sister living in London for a year, discover that Sherlock Holmes was their great-great-great grandfather when they are inducted into the Society for the Preservation of Famous Detectives and given his unsolved casebook, from which they attempt to solve the case of a famous missing painting.

3406. ———. The Beast of Blackslope. 1st ed. New York: Henry Holt and Co., 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Sherlock files ; 2 // Xena and Xander Holmes, an American brother and sister spending a year in England, use clues in their ancestor Sherlock Holmes' casebook as they try to solve the mystery of a monster threatening a peaceful country village where a documentary film is being made.

3407. ———. The Case that Time Forgot. 1st ed, (The Sherlock files). New York: Henry Holt and Co., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. // Xena and Xander Holmes, an American brother and sister who are living in England, use clues from their ancestor Sherlock Holmes' casebook when they are asked by a classmate to find an ancient Egyptian artifact that has been missing for many years.

3408. Bentley, Dawn, and Siobhan Dodds. Sherlock's Missing Bone : a picture puzzle board book. Santa Monica, CA: Piggy Toes Press, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Distributed by Andrews McMeel Pub. col. ill. ; 16 cm. On board pages with 12 jigsaw puzzle pieces contained in box attached to p. 3 of cover. Illustrated by Siobhan Dodds ; [written by Dawn Bentley]. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // As a detective dog, on the trail of his missing biscuit, questions his friends, they each reply that they eat only a particular food, such as a mouse who eats only cheese. A 12-piece jigsaw puzzle helps children help a dog dressed in Sherlockian costume solve a mystery.

3409. ———. Sherlock's Missing Bone : jigsaw puzzle and board book. Bath: Mustard, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 16 cm. Written by Dawn Bentley./ Title from cover./ Box with jig-saw attached to back cover. illustrated by Siobhan Dodds. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // As a detective dog, on the trail of his missing biscuit, questions his friends, they each reply that they eat only a particular food, such as a mouse who eats only cheese. A 12-piece jigsaw puzzle helps children help a dog dressed in Sherlockian costume solve a mystery.

3410. Berenstain, Stan, and Jan Berenstain. The Bear detectives the case of the missing pumpkin, (I can read it all by myself). New York: Beginner Books, 1975. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 75001603. Citations: De Waal C23393 // When Farmer Ben's discovers his prize pumpkin is missing, the Small Bears don their brand-new detective gear and Papa Bear brings his dog Snuff and a lot of misguided enthusiasm as they all work to solve the mystery of the missing prize pumpkin

3411. ———. The Berenstain Bears and the galloping ghost, (A Big chapter book). New York: Random House, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94002772; Scuttlebutt Jun 1997 // Brother Bear learns about fear and getting back in the saddle when a ghost haunts the riding academy

3412. ———. The Berenstain Bears and the Green-eyed Monster, (First time books). New York: Random House, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93050109 // Sister is overcome with jealousy when Brother gets a shiny new ten-speed bike for his birthday. Grizzlock Holmes in a deerstalker on one page.

3413. ———. The big book of Berenstain Bears beginner books. New York: Random House, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "With reprints of two stories about the Bear Detectives."

3414. Birkinshaw, Linda. It was a dark & stormy night: a pop-up mystery whodunit. New York: Dial Books, 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 92239880 //

3415. Bledsoe, Glen, and Karen E Bledsoe. Classic mysteries II a collection of mind-bending masterpieces, (Lowell House classics). Los Angeles: Roxbury Park/Lowell House Juvenile, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99071488. Contents: The abscence of Mr. Glass / G.K. Chesterton -- The mysterious death on The Underground Railway / The Baroness Orczy -- The beetle hunter / Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -- The black narcissus / Fred M. White -- The arrest of Arséne Lupin / Maurice Leblanc // A collection of mystery stories which feature unusual central characters, including a gentleman burglar and a figure known only as the "Old Man."

3416. Brooks, Walter R, and Kurt Wiese. Freddy the detective. New York: Overlook Press, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97010214 // Freddy the pig does some detective work in order to solve the mystery of a missing toy train

3417. Cooper, Molly, and Barbara Kiwak. Classic mysteries a collection of mind-bending mysteries. Los Angeles: Lowell House Juvenile, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96000140; Scuttlebutt July 1996 // A collection of mystery stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and others

3418. Cushman, Doug. Aunt Eater's mystery Halloween, (An I can read book). [New York]: HarperTrophy, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Story and pictures by Doug Cushman. // Aunt Eater the anteater finds plenty of mysteries to solve when she attends a Halloween costume party.

3419. ———. Aunt Eater's mystery Halloween, (An I can read book). New York: HarperCollins, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Story and pictures by Doug Cushman. // Aunt Eater the anteater finds plenty of mysteries to solve when she attends a Halloween costume party.

3420. ———. Aunt Eater's mystery Halloween, (An I can read book). Columbus, OH: Atlas Editions, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Story and pictures by Doug Cushman. // Aunt Eater the anteater finds plenty of mysteries to solve when she attends a Halloween costume party.

3421. ———. Aunt Eater's mystery Halloween. New York: Scholastic, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "This edition is only available for distribution through the school market." Story and pictures by Doug Cushman. // Aunt Eater the anteater finds plenty of mysteries to solve when she attends a Halloween costume party.

3422. ———. Aunt Eater's mystery Halloween, (I can read book.; Level 2). New York: HarperCollins World ; London : Hi Marketing, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3423. Frank, Glen, and Bodin Sterba. The adventures of Huxtable Holmes and Sprockett Watson. 1st ed. Fairfield, Iowa: Huxtable Press, 1993. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "Huxtable and Sprockett are teddy bears, and solve three cases (for kids aged 8-12)."

3424. Gardner, Martin, and L. Frank Baum. Visitors from Oz the wild adventures of Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin Woodman. 1st U.S. ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 98021114. Scuttlebutt Feb 1999 // Dorothy and her friends visit New York City to publicize a new musical film about Oz, but plans go awry when two evil mobsters try to kill them. "The intrepid trio travel to an alternate-universe Wonderland, where they are assisted by Sheerluck Brown (a large brown private-detective bear wearing a deerstalker), and to New York, where they appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show."

3425. Grambling, Lois G. Happy Valentine's Day, Miss Hildy!, (Step into reading.; Step 2 book). New York: Random House, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- illustrated by Bridget Starr Taylor. // Miss Hildy uses her knowledge of spelling to discover the identity of her secret admirer. With Miss Hildy as a senior-citizen detective in Sherlockian costume.

3426. ———. Happy Valentine's Day, Miss Hildy!, Step into reading.; Step 3 book. New York: Random House, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- illustrated by Bridget Starr Taylor. // Miss Hildy uses her knowledge of spelling to discover the identity of her secret admirer. With Miss Hildy as a senior-citizen detective in Sherlockian costume.

3427. Hale, Bruce. The big nap : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye. 1st ed, (A Chet Gecko mystery). San Diego: Harcourt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Audience: "Ages 8 to 12"--P. [4] of cover. // Someone is turning the students at Emerson Hickey Elementary into zombies, and it's up to fourth-grade private eye Chet Gecko to find out who.

3428. ———. The chameleon wore chartreuse : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye. 1st ed, (A Chet Gecko mystery). San Diego: Harcourt, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Audience: "Ages 8 to 12"--cover p. [4]. // When hired by a fellow fourth-grader to find her missing brother, Chet Gecko uncovers a plot involving a Gila monster's revenge upon the school football team.

3429. ———. Farewell, my lunchbag : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye. 1st ed, (Chet Gecko mystery). San Diego: Harcourt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. // When fourth-grade private eye Chet Gecko is called to catch someone who is stealing food from the school cafeteria, he finds himself framed for the crime.

3430. ———. "Give my regrets to Broadway : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (A Chet Gecko mystery). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. Audience: Ages 8-12. // Chet and his partner, Natalie Attired, take on a case involving an actor gone missing from the school musical.

3431. ———. "The hamster of the Baskervilles : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (A Chet Gecko mystery). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. // Something is trashing the classrooms at Emerson Hicky Elementary School, and sixth-grade private eye Chet Gecko sets out to find the creature that's responsible.

3432. ———. "The malted falcon : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (A Chet Gecko mystery). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. // Chet Gecko and his partner Natalie try to find a missing valentine and the winning ticket to a fantastic dessert.

3433. ———. "Murder, my tweet : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (Chet Gecko mysteries). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. // Detective Chet Gecko and his associate, Natalie Attired, take a

case tailing what they think is a cheating boyfriend but are instead led to a school mystery that involves blackmail and robots.

3434. ———. The mystery of Mr. Nice : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye. 1st ed, (A Chet Gecko mystery). San Diego: Harcourt, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Audience: "Ages 8 to 12"--P. [4] of cover. // When the principal of his school begins acting nice to him, Chet Gecko realizes that he is an imposter and so sets out to find the real one.

3435. ———. "This gum for hire : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (A Chet Gecko Mystery). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. // To save his own skin, private eye Chet Gecko sets out to solve the mystery of Emerson Hicky Elementary School's disappearing football players.

3436. ———. "Trouble is my beeswax : from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye." In (A Chet Gecko mystery). [San Diego]: Harcourt, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 1st ed. ill. ; 22 cm. // Chet and his partner, Natalie Attired, investigate a cheating ring at Emerson Hicky Elementary school.

3437. Hammes, Elmore. The Holmes and Watson Mysterious Events and Objects Consortium : the Case of the Witch's Talisman. Anderson, IN: Kanapolis Fog Pub. Emporium, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 23 cm. Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "A pleasant young-adults novel about young friends who like to be Holmes and Watson."

3438. Keane, David. The art teacher's vanishing masterpiece. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock, kid detective). New York: HarperCollins, 2007. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2007009140 // When a valuable painting is stolen from a local art museum, fourth-grade super-sleuth Joe Sherlock investigates, aided by his sister, Hailey

3439. ———. The neighborhood stink. 1st ed, (Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective). New York: HarperCollins, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2005014899 // A super-sleuth fourth grader solves the case of mysterious dog poop on his neighbor's front lawn

3440. Lane, Andy. Death Cloud, (Young Sherlock Holmes). London: Macmillan Children's, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. //

3441. ———. The Red Leech, (Young Sherlock Holmes). London: Macmillan Children's, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3442. Mack, Tracy, and Michael Citrin. The Final Meeting. 1st ed, (Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars). New York: Orchard Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. // Master detective Sherlock Holmes sets an elaborate trap to capture the wicked Professor Moriarty and dismantle his criminal organization, but Moriarty has his own plans.

3443. Osborne, Mary Pope, and Victoria Chess. Spider Kane and the mystery under the May-apple. New York: Knopf. Distributed by Random House, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 90033524 // With the help of a spider, a moth, and two ladybug friends, a young butterfly tries to uncover the mystery involving a gossamer-winged butterfly with whom he has fallen in love. "An amusing children's book, with detection by 'the Sherlock Holmes of the bug world' (the description is the only Sherlockian aspect of the book)."

3444. Paskins, Stella, and Sue Mongredien. The Essential Case File, (Adventures of Shirley Holmes). London: Collins, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Scuttlebutt Dec 1999 // "With profiles, tips for detectives, and an episode guide."

3445. Peacock, Shane. The Secret Fiend, (The boy Sherlock Holmes). Toronto, Ont.; Plattsburgh, NY: Tundra Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 20 cm. Awards: A Junior Library Guild selection. // 1868, London: When Sherlock's friend Beatrice appears at his door late at night, claiming to have been attacked by the Spring Heeled Jack--a fictional, fire-spitting character from the Penny Dreadfuls--Sherlock assumes she's lying. Soon, however, the Jack attacks again--and Sherlock is on the case.

3446. ———. Vanishing Girl, (The boy Sherlock Holmes). Toronto, Plattsburgh, NY: Tundra Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 20 cm. // When a wealthy young girl vanishes as if by magic in Hyde Park, Sherlock is once again driven to prove himself. The world will come to know him as the master detective of all time.

3447. Peacock, Shane, and Derek Mah. Eye of the crow. Toronto: Tundra Books, 2009. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- map ; 20 cm. The boy Sherlock Holmes ; his 1st case. Cover illustration by Derek Mah. // A woman is found stabbed to death in London. A young boy is drawn to the scene to investigate the murder and becomes a suspect himself.

3448. Pullman, Philip. Sherlock Holmes and the Limehouse horror, (SuperScripts). Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 21 cm. Series editor Andy Kempe ; [introduction and activities, Andy Kempe]. Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // A short pastiche for children.

3449. ———. Sherlock Holmes and the limehouse horror, (Dramascripts extra). Walton-on-Thames: Nelson, 1992. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 2001. // A short pastiche for children.

3450. Richards, Kel. The curse of the pharaohs, (Sherlock Holmes tales of terror). Lane Cove, N.S.W.: Beacon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997. Based on the characters created by Arthur Conan Doyle. //

3451. ———. The headless monk, (Sherlock Holmes tales of terror). Lane Cove, N.S.W.: Beacon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997. Based on the characters created by Arthur Conan Doyle. //

3452. ———. The vampire serpent, (Sherlock Holmes tales of terror). Lane Cove, N.S.W.: Beacon, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997. Based on the characters created by Arthur Conan Doyle. //

3453. Rose, Caroline. The Haunted School. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996. Illustrated by Mike Dorey. // "A children's book that comes in a plastic kit with a 35mm camera (and a Sherlockian illustration on the cover)."

3454. ———. The Haunted School. Edgeware, England: Quartz Editorial Services, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 1996. Illustrated by Mike Dorey. // "A children's book that comes in a plastic kit with a 35mm camera (and a Sherlockian illustration on the cover)."

3455. Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman. The case of the fleeing Fang. New York: Random House International ; London : Hi Marketing, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: English. Illustrated by Marc Simont. //

3456. ———. Nate the Great and me. New York: Delacorte Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Illustrations by Marc Simont. // The reader is asked to help Nate the Great solve the mystery of his friend Annie's missing dog Fang.

3457. ———. Nate the Great and me. New York: Bantam Doubleday Dell, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "A Yearling book."/ "Solve a special case with Nate the Great! Plus detective activities, tips, certificate, and badge." Illustrations by Marc Simont. // The reader is asked to help Nate the Great solve the mystery of his friend Annie's missing dog Fang.

3458. ———. Nate the Great and me. New York: Dell Yearling, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "A Yearling book."/ "Includes detective tips & activities"--Cover. The reader is asked to help Nate the Great solve the mystery of his friend Annie's missing dog Fang." Illustrations by Marc Simont. //

3459. ———. Nate the Great and me. New York: Dell Yearling, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- "A Yearling Book."/ Reproduction: Braille./ Fairfield, NJ :/ New Jersey Commission for the Blind. Illustrations by Marc Simont. //

3460. Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman, Craig Sharmat, and Marc Simont. Nate the Great and the tardy tortoise. New York: Delacorte Press, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94049607 /AC // As more and more of his flowers display the bite marks of a wandering tortoise, Nate sets out to uncover the mystery of the reptile's origins

3461. Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman, Mitchell Sharmat, Martha Weston, and Marc Simont. Nate the Great, San Francisco detective. New York: Delacorte Press, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat and Mitchell Sharmat ; illustrated by Martha Weston in the style of Marc Simont. // Nate the Great goes to San Francisco to solve a mystery with his cousin, Olivia Sharp, who is also a detective.

3462. ———. Nate the Great, San Francisco detective. New York: Dell Yearling, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 20 cm. "Reprinted by arrangement with Delacorte Press."--T.p. verso. "A Yearling book." Includes "Extra Fun Activities" at end of book (p. 1-30). by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat and Mitchell Sharmat ; illustrated by Martha Weston in the style of Marc Simont. // Nate the Great goes to San Francisco to solve a mystery with his cousin, Olivia Sharp, who is also a detective.

3463. Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman, and Marc Simont. Nate the Great and the mushy valentine. New York: Delacorte Press, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93015488 // Nate the Great investigates two cases that may be connected, involving a missing valentine and a valentine that came from nowhere

3464. Springer, Nancy. The Case of the Gypsy Good-bye, (An Enola Holmes mystery). New York: Philomel Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Awards: A Junior Library Guild selection. // After fourteen-year-old Enola Holmes seeks the missing Duquessa Del Campo in the seedy underbelly of nineteenth-century London, she finally reaches an understanding with her brothers Sherlock and Mycroft.

3465. ———. The Case of the Peculiar Pink Fan, (An Enola Holmes mystery). New York: Sleuth Puffin, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Originally published: New York : Philomel Books, 2008. // While fourteen- year-old Enola Holmes endeavors to save her friend Lady Cecily Alistair from an unwelcome arranged marriage, she meets with some assistance from her older brother, Sherlock, and interference by the eldest, Mycroft.

3466. Teitelbaum, Michael, and Parker C. Hinter. The case of the secret message. New York: Scholastic, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1997 // "#1 in a 'Clue Jr.' in a series of children's puzzle-story books, and has Wendy White reporting briefly on Conan Doyle as the greatest mystery writer of all time."

3467. Tryon, Leslie. Albert's Halloween the case of the stolen pumpkins. 1st ed. New York: Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97045007 /AC // Chief Inspector Albert the duck and his three detective assistants follow a series of clues to find the batch of pumpkins stolen from the town pumpkin patch

3468. ———. Albert's Halloween: the case of the stolen pumpkins. 1st Aladdin pbk. ed. New York: Aladdin

Paperbacks, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Chief Inspector Albert the duck and his three detective assistants follow a series of clues to find the batch of pumpkins stolen from the town pumpkin patch.

3469. ———. Albert's Halloween: the case of the stolen pumpkins. New York: Scholastic, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- // Chief Inspector Albert the duck and his three detective assistants follow a series of clues to find the batch of pumpkins stolen from the town pumpkin patch.

3470. Wallace, Karen. The case of the fiendish dancing footprints, (Colour young Hippo; Sherlock Hound). London: Scholastic, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3471. ———. The case of the giant gulping bluebells, (Sherlock Hound; Colour young Hippo). Leamington Spa: Scholastic, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 22 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3472. ———. The case of the howling armor, (Sherlock Hound). New York: Scholastic, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 20 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3473. ———. Primer nenasitne orjaske hijacinte, (Herman Savs - pasji detektiv; Zbirka Pirati). Ljubljana: Grlica, Desk, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Slovenian translation of The case of the giant gulping bluebells. Illustrated by Emma Damon ; translated by Vojko Sinigoj. //

3474. ———. Röyhtäilevien jättililjojen tapaus, (Serlokki Hurtta; Vikkelä virtahepo). Karkkila: Kustannus-Mäkelä, Karisto, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Finnish translation of The case of the giant gulping bluebells. Illustrated by Emma Damon ; translated by Terhi Leskinen. //

3475. ———. Varastetun välkkyvekottimen tapaus, (Serlokki Hurtta; Vikkelä virtahepo). Karkkila: Kustannus-Mäkelä, Karisto, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Finnish translation of The case of the fiendish dancing footprints. Illustrated by Emma Damon ; translated by Terhi Leskinen. //

3476. Wallace, Karen, and Emma Damon. The case of the disappearing necklace, (Sherlock Hound). London: Scholastic, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 22 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3477. ———. The case of the disappearing necklace, (Sherlock Hound). New York: Scholastic, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 22 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3478. ———. The case of the howling armour, (Sherlock Hound; Colour young Hippo). London: Scholastic, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 22 cm. Illustrated by Emma Damon. //

3479. Wallace, Karen, Emma Damon, and Terhi Leskinen. Kadonneiden korujen tapaus, (Serlokki Hurtta). Karkkila: Kustannus-Mäkelä, Karisto, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Finnish translation of The Case of the Disappearing Necklace. //

3480. ———. Nauravan haarniskan tapaus, (Serlokki Hurtta; Vikkelä virtahepo). Karkkila: Kustannus-Mäkelä, Karisto, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Finnish translation of The case of the howling armour. Translated by Terhi Leskinen. //

12 CARTOONS, COMICS AND JOKES (19)

3481. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes. [S.l.]: Caliber Comics, [1998]. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3482. MAD about the fifties. 1st ed. New York: MAD Books, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2006279822 //

3483. Mad about the fifties. 1st ed. Boston: Little, Brown, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 97004376 // "Contents include a reprint of Bill Elder's 'Shermlock Shomes!' (from the Oct.-Nov. 1953 issue of Mad).

3484. Bonte, Benoît. De bloedige ster, (Holmes, 7; Collectie detective strips, 35; Collectie detective comics, 35). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: Jean- Pierre Croquet. tek.: Benoît Bonte kleuren: Cécile Vergult vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide // Ballonstrip.

3485. Bryan, Caroline, and David H Galerstein. A singular sense of humor a compilation of stuff and nonsense by and for Sherlockians. New York: Magico, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: To Modern Men Be, Vinnie Starrett -- A gustatory frolic, Dorothy Belle Pollack -- A letter, Sherlock Holmes -- A quiz on the titles, John Bennett Shaw // A collection of toasts, papers, poems, and other items presented at various scion meetings, together with a few documents not generally available to the public, including correspondence between two U.S. Presidents and Edgar Smith, "Buttons" Secretary of the Baker Street Irregulars

3486. Clair, Guy. De oude Russische dame, (Holmes, 8; Collectie detective strips, 42; Collectie detective comics, 42). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: André- Paul Duchâteau. tek. en kleuren: Guy Clair. vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide Produkties. // Ballonstrip.

3487. Di Sano, B. De reuze rat van de Sumatra, (Holmes, 6; Collectie detective strips, 31; Collectie detective comics, 31). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar de personages van Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau. tek.: B. Di Sano. kleuren: Martine De Bast. vert. [uit het Frans] en lettering: Van der Heide Produkties. // Ballonstrip.

3488. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Sherlock Holmes : une étude en rouge. [S.l.]: P & T Production, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 31 cm. Etude en rouge; Study in scarlet. //

3489. Doyle, Arthur Conan, André-Paul Duchâteau, and Stibane. Sherlock Holmes : der Hund von Baskerville, (Die grossen Detektive). Stuttgart: Feest Comics, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 30 cm. text, André-Paul Duchâteau ; zeichnungen: Stibane ; farben: Luce Daniels. //

3490. Garcia, Bob. Tintin à Baker street. [Chelles]: Mac Guffin, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. [115]). //

3491. Horn, Maurice. 100 years of American newspaper comics an illustrated encyclopedia. New York: Gramercy Books, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95045979. Includes bibliographical references (p. 405-406) and index; Scuttlebutt Jun 1996 // "With sections on Sherlock Holmes, Hawkshaw the Detective, and

Sherlocko the Monk."

3492. Ishinomori, Shotaro. Madara no himo, (Ishinomori Shotaro manga daizenshu = Ishinomori Shotaro complete comic works; Kadokawa comics). Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. gensaku Konan Doir. ga Ishimori Shotaro The adventure of speckled band / Conan Doyle. Ishinomori Shotaro. //

3493. Klinger, Leslie S. "You're Quite Too Funny!": An interview with Gahan Wilson. Malibu: Daypark Press, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3494. Longaron, Ricard. Een studie in rood. [S.l.]: P&T Production, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Ricard Longaron. een trouwe bewerking van het werk van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle door liefhebbers van zijn werk. Naar de méroires van John H. Watson, MD. //

3495. Nolane, Richard D., and Olivier Roman. Harry Dickson, le Sherlock Holmes américain, (Preuve par 4). Toulon: Soleil, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly ill. ; 33 cm. L'île des possédés -- Le démon de Whitechapel -- Les amis de l'enfer -- L'ombre de Blackfield. Title on cover: Harry Dickson. Pastiche of Sherlock Holmes. scénario, Nolane ; dessins, Roman. //

3496. Sorel, Nancy Caldwell, and Edward Sorel. First encounters: a book of memorable meetings. 1st ed. New York: Knopf, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 93021026 //

3497. Stibane, and André-Paul Duchâteau. Jack the Ripper, (Holmes, 4; Collectie detective strips, 29). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar Arthur Conan Doyle. oorspr. scenario: André-Paul Duchâteau. tek.: Stibane. kleuren: Luce Daniels. [vert. uit het Frans]. // Ballonstrip.

3498. Veys, Pierre, and Nicolas Barral. Sherlock Holmes n'a peur de rien, (Baker Street). Paris: Delcourt, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 30 cm. "Très librement inspiré des personnages de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." scénario, Pierre Veys ; Dessin, Nicolas Barral ; couleurs, Scarlett Smulkowski. //

3499. Veys, Pierre, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Nicolas Barral. Sherlock Holmes et le club des sports dangereux, (Baker Street). [Paris?]: Delcourt, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 30 cm. "Très librement inspiré des personnages de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." scénario, Pierre Veys ; Dessin, Nicolas Barral ; couleurs, Scarlett Smulkowski. //

12 CARTOONS, COMICS AND JOKES -- COMIC BOOKS AND COMIC STRIPS (19)

3500. Amend, Bill. May the force be with us, please a FoxTrot collection. Kansas City: Andrews and McMeel, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94074264 // The six Sherlockian daily "Fox Trot" comic strips that ran in various newspapers on Mar. 8-13, 1993, are reprinted

3501. Doyle, Arthur Conan, and Kelly Park. Ming tan Fu'ermosi = Sherlock Holmes. Di 1 ban. ed, (Du ming zhu xue Ying yu; Kaili Ying yu man hua =; Kelly's English comics). Jilin Sheng: Yan bian da xue chu ban she, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 23 cm. Based on "Sherlock Holmes" by Arthur Conan Doyle./ Includes index. Sherlock Holmes Kenandao'er [yuan] zhu ; [Kaili bian ; Jin Yan deng yi] //

3502. Duchâteau, André-Paul. Het gevlekte koord, (Collectie detective strips, 34). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. Table of Contents: pp.: [23]-48. De fantastische Baron

Maupertuis / naar de personages van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau ; tekening: Yves Magne en Stibane. naar de personages van Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. scenario: A.-P. Duchâteau. tekening: Stibane. //

3503. ———. Het teken van de vier, (Collectie detective strips, 9). Brussel: Lefrancq, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Dutch. naar Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. bewerking en scenario: André-Paul Duchâteau. tekening: Bruno Di Sano. //

3504. ———. Holmes: Basukabiru-ke no inu, (Meitantei korekushon, 1; Kaisei-sha comics). Tokyo: Kaiseisha, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Konan Doiru gensaku. Sutiban irasuto. Andore P. Dyushato bun. Nagashima Ryozo yaku. //

3505. Duchâteau, André-Paul, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Stibane. Sherlock Holmes : Jack l'Eventreur ou Ricoletti au pied bot, (Collection Detectives présentée par Le Masque). Bruxelles: Lefrancq, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 30 cm. scénario original: André-Paul Duchâteau ; dessin: Stibane. //

3506. Frantz, Ron. Fandom Confidential. 1st ed. Mena, Ark.: Midguard Pub., 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 22 cm. Introduction by Robert Sampson ; cover illustration by Peter Morisi ; illustration frame by Richard Mosso. Scuttlebutt Feb 2000 // "A 200-page history of two decades of organized fan activity, and comics and nostalgia collecting; there are occasional mentions of Sherlock Holmes, reflected in Pete Morisi's cover portrait of Frantz."

3507. Gaiman, Neil. Neil Gaiman's Mr. Hero, the newmatic man. Boca Raton, FL: Tekno Comix, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: sf 96094279 // "Mr. Hero is a steam-powered robot who once performed at Maskelyne's Egyptian Theatre (deucing that a doctor in the audience was contemplating writing about a consulting detective) and is now accompanied by a young woman named Jenny Hale and is searching for a site in Sussex where he thinks he was created. Issue #10 reports on "The Hand of the Baskervilles" and has a Sherlockian cover."

3508. Gentile, Joe. Sherlock Holmes and the clown prince of London. 1 vols. Calumet City, IL: Moonstone, 2001. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 26 cm. //

3509. Jet. Girisha gotsuyaku, (Sharokku Homuzu no boken, 2; Harowin shojo komikkukan). Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Language: Japanese. Table of Contents: Girisha gotsuyaku -- Assha-ke no hokai. //

3510. Jet, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Edgar Allan Poe. Girisha gotsuyaku, (Harowin shojo komikkukan: Sharokku Homuzu no boken). Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1994. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Contents: Girisha gotsuyaku -- Assha-ke no hokai //

3511. Mager, Gus, and Alan Lance Andersen. Hawkshaw the detective. [Morrisville]: Lulu, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly ill. ; 28 cm. Originally published before 1920. Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "Gus Mager's 'Hawkshaw the Detective' comic strip was published in American newspapers from 1913 well into the 1940s, and Hawkshaw was an amusing 'homage' to Sherlock Holmes.

3512. Moore, Alan, and Kevin O'Neill. The absolute league of extraordinary gentlemen. London: Titan, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- all col. ill. ; 31 cm. In slip case. //

3513. ———. The absolute league of extraordinary gentlemen. London: Titan, 2005. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 31 cm. In slip case. //

3514. ———. League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. [S.l.]: Paw Prints, 2008. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3515. ———. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Vol. 1, 1898. 1 vols. La Jolla, CA: America's Best Comics, 2000. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. "Originally published in single magazine form as The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, vol. 1, #1-6."--T.p. verso. //

3516. ———. The league of extraordinary gentlemen. Vol. 2. 1 vols, (The League of extraordinary gentlemen). La Jolla, CA: America's Best Comics, LLC, 2003. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 26 cm. 1. Phases of Deimos -- 2. People of other lands -- 3. And the dawn comes up like thunder -- 4. All creatures great and small -- 5. Red in tooth and claw -- 6. "You should see me dance the polka ..." "Originally published in 2002-2003 in single magazine form, v. 2, #1-6. [presented by co- creators Alan Moore, writer, Kevin O'Neill, artist]. //

3517. Moore, Alan, Kevin O'Neill, Ben Dimagmaliw, and Bernd Kronsbein. The League of extraordinary gentlemen, (Speed). Bad Tölz: Tilsner, n.d. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Bd. 1 von Alan Moore ; Kevin O'Neill ; Ben Dimagmaliw. [Gerlinde Althoff, Ubers. Bernd Kronsbein & Martin Budde, Red.] //

3518. Vankin, Jonathan. The big book of bad, (Factoid books). New York: Paradox Press, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly ill. ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 188-190). Scuttlebutt Jul 2000 // "A collection of short comic-strip explications, including with two pages (artwork by Phil Jimenez) on 'Moriarty: Professor of Crime'."

12 CARTOONS, COMICS AND JOKES -- GRAPHIC NOVELS (18)

3519. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Ian Edginton, and Ian Culbard. A Sherlock Holmes Graphic Novel. A Study in Scarlet. London: SelfMadeHero, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 25 cm. Adapted from the original novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ; illustrated by I.N.J. Culbard ; text adapted by Ian Edginton. //

3520. ———. A Study in Scarlet : a Sherlock Holmes graphic novel. New York: Sterling Pub. Co., 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill. ; 25 cm. Being a reprint from the reminiscences of John H. Watson, M.D., late of the Army Medical Department -- The country of the saints. Illustrated by I.N.J. Culbard ; text adapted by Ian Edginton. // Graphic novel adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mystery in which Dr. Watson first meets Sherlock Holmes and the two locate their apartment at 221B Baker Street in the midst of a case that spans two continents.

3521. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Vincent Goodwin, and Ben Dunn. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of Abbey Grange, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates what appears to be a murder committed during a burglery.

3522. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Dancing Men, 9The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet;). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates the appearance of some strange drawings.

3523. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Empty House, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Adapted by Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form: After being presumed dead for three years, Sherlock Holmes returns to solve the mystery of a card-player who has been shot.

3524. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Norwood Builder, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates the case of a solicitor accused of murder.

3525. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Red-Headed League, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, MN: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by, Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by, Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates a bizarre case involving a red-haired pawnbroker and his employer who has disappeared.

3526. ———. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Speckled Band, (The graphic novel adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Graphic planet). Edina, Mn: Magic Wagon, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 45-47). Adapted by Vincent Goodwin ; illustrated by Ben Dunn. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes comes to the aid of a client whose sister's dying words referred to a mysterious speckled band.

3527. Doyle, Arthur Conan, J. R. Parks, and Vinod Kumar. The Hound of the Baskervilles. Delhi : Campfire; London : Frances Lincoln [distributor]: London, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Adapted by J.R. Parks ; illustrated by Vinod Kumar. //

3528. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Martin Powell, and Daniel Pérez. The Hound of the Baskervilles : a Sherlock Holmes mystery, (Graphic revolve). Oxford: Raintree, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Originally published: Minneapolis, Minn.: Stone Arch; London, Raintree, 2009. Retold by Martin Powell ; illustrated by Daniel Perez. //

3529. Doyle, Arthur Conan, Jonathan Swift, Victor Hugo, H. G. Wells, Jules Verne, Robert Louis Stevenson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Helen Keller, Charles Dickens, and Alexandre Dumas. AGS illustrated classics Collection 2. Circle Pines, MN: AGS American Guidance Service, 1994. Visual Material 12 student readers, 1 teacher's guide. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

3530. Gaiman, Neil. Neil Gaiman's Mr. Hero, the newmatic man. Boca Raton, FL: Tekno Comix, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: sf 96094279 // "Mr. Hero is a steam-powered robot who once performed at Maskelyne's Egyptian Theatre (deucing that a doctor in the audience was contemplating writing about a consulting detective) and is now accompanied by a young woman named Jenny Hale and is searching for a site in Sussex where he thinks he was created. Issue #10 reports on "The Hand of the Baskervilles" and has a Sherlockian cover."

3531. Ishinomori, Shotaro, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Tongye Di ; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju = The adventure of the Copper Beeches ; The boscombe valley mystery, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Tongye cun; Bosikemu xia gu de can ju; Adventure of the Copper Beeches; Boscombe valley mystery [yuan zhu Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Zhuang Liling]. //

3532. ———. Yin xing hao shi jian ; Kong wu zhi mi = Silver blaze ; The adventure of Wisteria lodge, (Tong li comics; Fu'ermosi). Taibei Shi: Dong li chu ban she, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 20 cm. Kong wu zhi mi; Silver blaze; Adventure of Wisteria lodge [yuan zhu

Kenan Dao'er ; jian xiu Shinosen Zhangtailang ; zuo hua Shichuan Senyan ; yi zhe Li Qixin]. //

3533. Moore, Leah, John Reppion, and Aaron Campbell. Sherlock Holmes. Runnemede, N.J. : Dynamite Entertainment; London : Diamond [distributor]: London, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- writers, Leah Moore, John Reppion ; artist, Aaron Campbell. //

3534. Phillips, Jeff, and Brian Haberlin. Houdini. [Vol. 1] : the man from beyond. 1 vols. Berkeley, Calif.: Image Comics, 2004. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- col. ill. ; 19 cm. story, Jeff Phillips and Brian Haberlin ; words, Jeff Phillips ; pictures, Gilbert Monsanto and Brian Haberlin. // "With Houdini returning from the dead to team with Conan Doyle to prevent the murder of Houdini's wife Bess."

3535. Shaw, Murray, M. J. Cosson, Sophie Rohrbach, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Sussex vampire, (On the case with Holmes and Watson). Minneapolis: Graphic Universe, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- chiefly col. ill., col. map ; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 47). Adapted by Murray Shaw and M.J. Cosson ; illustrated by Sophie Rohrbach ; from the original stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. // Retold in graphic novel form, Sherlock Holmes investigates a report of a young wife sucking the blood from her infant son. Includes a section explaining Holmes's reasoning and the clues he used to solve the mystery.

3536. Verne, Jules, Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling, Arthur Conan Doyle, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Charlott Bronte, James Fenimore Cooper, O. Henry, Edgar Allan Poe, Richard Henry Dana, Jack London, and Emily Brontë. Lake illustrated classics Collection 3. Belmont, CA: Lake Education, 1994. Visual Material 12 student readers, 1 teacher's guide. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

12 CARTOONS, COMICS AND JOKES -- JOKES (2)

3537. The Sherlock Holmes Joke Portfolio. London: Cadds Printing, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Dec 1995 // "There are 32 black-and-white cartoons by Peter Rochford, with captions by Hugh Scullion and Joel Senter, looseleaf in a leatherette cover..."

3538. Pulley, Steve. Message in a Fortune Cookie. [S.l.]: Gardners Books, 2006. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt Sept 2005. // "'Oh, damn, is the game afoot again?' Watson exclaims in...a new version of the tent joke as a short piece collected in this work."

13 PASSING REFERENCES (17)

3539. Baig, Barbara. How to be a Writer : building your creative skills through practice and play. 1st ed. Cincinnati, Ohio: Writer's Digest Books, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- 22 cm. Beginnings. What is writing practice (and how do I do it)? -- Starting the journey -- Waking up the content-mind : the basic practices -- A writer's powers. Creativity -- Memory and expertise -- Observation -- Imagination -- The subconscious -- Curiosity -- The Sherlock Holmes school of writing -- Moving towards readers. Tools for developing your material -- Your relationship with readers -- Telling stories -- Voice -- A few words on words -- Required writing. Do I have to write that? -- Getting it written -- Staying on the path. Walking the writer's way -- A writer's bookshelf. Includes bibliographical references and index. //

3540. Buechner, Frederick. Wishful thinking a theological ABC. 1st ed. New York: Harper & Row, 1973. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 72009872. Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // Includes this quotation: "It is as impossible for man to demonstrate the existence of God as it would be for even Sherlock Holmes to demonstrate the existence of Arthur Conan Doyle."

3541. Essex, Karen, and James L. Swanson. Bettie Page the life of a pin-up legend. Los Angeles: General Pub. Group, 1998. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 00270325; Scuttlebutt Mar 1996 // "In 1953 she was working in New York, enrolled in acting classes, going to movies, and reading fiction. 'She also loved detective stories, and read Sherlock Holmes, Raymond Chandler and Erle Stanley Gardner,' the biography notes."

3542. Essex, Karen, James L. Swanson, and Bettie Page. Bettie Page the life of a pin-up legend. Los Angeles, CA: General Pub. Group, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95031828 // "In 1953 she was working in New York, enrolled in acting classes, going to movies, and reading fiction. 'She also loved detective stories, and read Sherlock Holmes, Raymond Chandler and Erle Stanley Gardner,' the biography notes."

3543. Fisher, M. F. K. From the journals of M.F.K. Fisher. 1st ed. New York: Pantheon Books, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 99028772; Scuttlebutt Mar 1996. Contents: To begin again -- Stay me, oh comfort me -- Last house // "Her last book [Last House], and chapter 7 ('A Few of the Men') is her confession about the men she loved, including Brillat-Savarin, Maigret, and Sherlock Holmes."

3544. ———. Last house reflections, dreams, and observations 1943-1991. 1st ed. New York: Pantheon Books, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94040948; Scuttlebutt Mar 1996 // "Her last book, and chapter 7 ('A Few of the Men') is her confession about the men she loved, including Brillat-Savarin, Maigret, and Sherlock Holmes."

3545. Gay, Peter. Reading Freud explorations & entertainments. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1990. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 89028615. Includes bibliographical references and index. Part 2 contains "The dog that did not bark in the night," Gay’s account of the newly accessible correspondence between Freud and his sister-in-law Minna Bernays, who some writers claim was his lover. //

3546. Harris, Robert. Enigma. Large type ed, (Wheeler large print book series). Rockland, MA: Wheeler Pub, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95047628. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 // "Involves the code-breaking activities at Bletchley; its hero Thomas Jericho carries a copy of the Doubleday The Complete Sherlock Holmes with him."

3547. ———. Enigma. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Random House, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95011335. Scuttlebutt Oct 1995 // "Involves the code-breaking activities at Bletchley; its hero Thomas Jericho carries a copy of the Doubleday The Complete Sherlock Holmes with him."

3548. Kuntz, Lynn, and Michael Moran. The naturalist's handbook activities for young explorers. 1st ed. Layton, Utah: Gibbs Smith, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95041122 // Provides basic facts about the natural world and includes participatory activities. Sherlockian artwork by Michael Moran on the cover and inside the book.

3549. Le Carré, John. Our game: a novel. 1st trade ed. New York: A.A. Knopf. Distributed by Random House, 1995. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 95002666 //

3550. Manson, Cynthia, ed. Mysterious menagerie. New York: Berkley Prime Crime, 1996. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- Scuttlebutt July 1996 // "...a Sherlockian dog on the front cover."

3551. Mortimer, John Clifford. Murderers and other friends another part of life. 1st ed. New York: Viking, 1994.

NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 94032354. Scuttlebutt Apr 1995. // "I'd wanted to write about a detective, a Sherlock Holmes or Maigret, to keep me alive in my old age," John Mortimer recalls in the latest installment of his memoirs. "Then I thought of making him a criminal defender, in honour of the Old Bailey hacks I'd known and admired." Includes a few other passing Canonical allusions.

3552. Neisser, Ulric, Eugene Winograd, Robyn Fivush, and William Hirst. Ecological approaches to cognition : essays in honor of Ulric Neisser, (Emory symposia in cognition (Mahwah, N.J.)). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Direct perception and representation in infancy / Philippe Rochat -- Obstacles to understanding: an ecological approach to infant problem solving / Karen E. Adolph and Marion Eppler -- Descriptions of orientation and structure in perception and physical reasoning / John R. Pani -- Height and extent: two kinds of size perception / Arnold E. Stoper -- EPAM to EGO: a cognitive journey / Eleanor J. Gibson -- Unity and diversity in knowledge / Elizabeth Spelke -- Cultural ecology of young children's interactions with objects and artifacts / Michael Tomasello -- Getting a grip on reality / Frank Keil and Kristy Lockhart -- Williams syndrome cognitive profile: strengths, weaknesses, and interrelations among auditory short-term memory, language, and visuospatial constructive cognition / Carolyn B. Mervis -- Creating false autobiographical memories: why people believe their memory errors / Ira E. Hyman, Jr. -- Revisiting John Dean's memory / William Hirst and David Gluck -- Bringing ritual to mind / Robert N. McCauley -- Five kinds of self-ignorance / David A. Jopling -- How does an adviser influence a student?: A case study / Yohtaro Takano. Chiefly papers originally presented at a conference at Emory University in Nov. 1996. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Edited by Eugene Winograd, Robyn Fivush, William Hirst. // (from the preface) "In November 1996, a conference was held at Emory University to celebrate Ulric (Dick) Neisser's career in psychology. This book reflects the breadth and richness of Neisser's theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of visual search, attention, visual imagery, memory, and the self. In Cognition and Reality (1976), Neisser argued for and ecologically based approach to cognition, emphasizing the world outside the laboratory. He criticized mainstream cognitive psychology for lacking ecological validity and, generally, for its excessively narrow preoccupation with internal processes. Since Cognition and Reality, Neisser has consistently applied an ecological approach to cognition. Some examples from memory research are his analysis of John Dean's testimony involving detailed analysis of the Watergate tapes, his work on the memory of Baker Street Irregulars for Sherlock Holmes stories, and his many publications on the problem of flashbulb memories. This book is organized into 3 sections: perception and its development, cognition and its development, and philosophy and education. The intense and careful effort his colleagues and former students clearly put into their chapters in this book speaks forcefully of Neisser's influence."

3553. Randisi, Robert J. First cases the early years of famous detection, volume 4. New York: Signet, 2002. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 2003577151 // Introduction / Robert J. Randisi -- Night I died / Mickey Spillane -- If the whiskey don't, the women will / Michael Collins -- Circus / Stephen Dentinger -- Looking for Mr. Green / Lia Matera -- Dead man's curve / Judith Van Gieson -- Now's the time / John Harvey - - Second fiddle / J.A. Jance -- Amazing technicolor leisure suit / Sharon Zukowski -- Confession / Stuart M. Kaminsky -- High Constable and the visiting author / Maan Meyers -- Fine set of teeth / Jan Burke -- Triple score / Terence Faherty.

3554. Reston, James. Deadline: a memoir. 1st ed. New York: Random House, 1991. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 91052679. Scuttlebutt Sept 1995 // "During our London years, when I was learning my craft, various famous characters gave me a hand without knowing it. I am indebted, for example, to Sherlock Holmes, who was always complaining that Dr. Watson was often at the scene of the crime but failed to notice the incriminating details. 'You looked but didn't *see*, Watson!' This encouraged me thereafter to notice the little giveaway expressions on presidents' faces and telltale gaps in their arguments."

3555. Salinger, J. D. Hapworth 16, 1924. Washington: Orchises, 1997. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 96038213; Scuttlebutt Jan 1997 // "The 20,000-word story is a letter from seven-year-old Seymour Glass to his family; he's at summer camp, and young Glass writes that 'my love for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle...is an absolute certainty!'"

13 PASSING REFERENCES -- HOLMES (2)

3556. Jarrett, Derek. The sleep of reason. 1st U.S. ed. New York: Harper & Row, 1989. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- LC Control Number: 88045517. Scuttlebutt Nov 1995 // "Frank Darlington notes another theological quote: 'The fact that thousands of people refused to believe that God was real is one side of the coin: the fact that almost as many refused to believe that Sherlock Holmes was fictitious is the other.'"

3557. Scott, Charles. Problems Solved : the Bizarre Adventures of an Environmental Sherlock Holmes. [S.l.]: Iuniverse Inc, 2010. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- //

14 NON-CORE (1)

3558. Neisser, Ulric, Eugene Winograd, Robyn Fivush, and William Hirst. Ecological approaches to cognition : essays in honor of Ulric Neisser, (Emory symposia in cognition (Mahwah, N.J.)). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1999. NOTE // ABSTRACT --- ill. ; 24 cm. Direct perception and representation in infancy / Philippe Rochat -- Obstacles to understanding: an ecological approach to infant problem solving / Karen E. Adolph and Marion Eppler -- Descriptions of orientation and structure in perception and physical reasoning / John R. Pani -- Height and extent: two kinds of size perception / Arnold E. Stoper -- EPAM to EGO: a cognitive journey / Eleanor J. Gibson -- Unity and diversity in knowledge / Elizabeth Spelke -- Cultural ecology of young children's interactions with objects and artifacts / Michael Tomasello -- Getting a grip on reality / Frank Keil and Kristy Lockhart -- Williams syndrome cognitive profile: strengths, weaknesses, and interrelations among auditory short-term memory, language, and visuospatial constructive cognition / Carolyn B. Mervis -- Creating false autobiographical memories: why people believe their memory errors / Ira E. Hyman, Jr. -- Revisiting John Dean's memory / William Hirst and David Gluck -- Bringing ritual to mind / Robert N. McCauley -- Five kinds of self-ignorance / David A. Jopling -- How does an adviser influence a student?: A case study / Yohtaro Takano. Chiefly papers originally presented at a conference at Emory University in Nov. 1996. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Edited by Eugene Winograd, Robyn Fivush, William Hirst. // (from the preface) "In November 1996, a conference was held at Emory University to celebrate Ulric (Dick) Neisser's career in psychology. This book reflects the breadth and richness of Neisser's theoretical and empirical contributions to the understanding of visual search, attention, visual imagery, memory, and the self. In Cognition and Reality (1976), Neisser argued for and ecologically based approach to cognition, emphasizing the world outside the laboratory. He criticized mainstream cognitive psychology for lacking ecological validity and, generally, for its excessively narrow preoccupation with internal processes. Since Cognition and Reality, Neisser has consistently applied an ecological approach to cognition. Some examples from memory research are his analysis of John Dean's testimony involving detailed analysis of the Watergate tapes, his work on the memory of Baker Street Irregulars for Sherlock Holmes stories, and his many publications on the problem of flashbulb memories. This book is organized into 3 sections: perception and its development, cognition and its development, and philosophy and education. The intense and careful effort his colleagues and former students clearly put into their chapters in this book speaks forcefully of Neisser's influence."