Blogs about: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Anon - A Century Of Thrillers: From Poe To Arlen
Anon – A Century Of Thrillers: From Poe To Arlen (Daily Express, 1934) James Agate – Foreword Wilkie Collins – The Traveller’s Story of a Terribly Strange Bed Wilkie Collins … more →
Vault Of Evil
Month of Mysteries
Kari wrote 4 days ago: Oh, I have had a fun month of reading. Those of you who know me, may be wondering how I actually fit … more →
Charles Blattberg on The Complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
jamesnee wrote 5 days ago: Who was Sherlock Holmes? The enemy of our time, surely. The question itself suggests why. Many fans … more →
Quote of the Day
ninaterol wrote 1 week ago: “It has long been an axiom of mine that the little things are infinitely the most important. … more →
Deerstalker vs. The Ripper: A STUDY IN TERROR
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morlockjeff wrote 1 week ago: It seems surprising that Sir Author Conan Doyle’s most famous creation, Sherlock Holmes, and London’ … more →
A Challenge!
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medicasali wrote 1 week ago: Mkay peoples. The lovely Kals is hosting her very first challenge over at her equally lovely blog. … more →
Sherlock Holmes Investigates the Obama Administration
Scotty Starnes wrote 1 week ago: Investigating Obama by Snidely Whiplash The Game is Afoot Watson Sir Arthur Con … more →
SIDEWISE Commentary, Part 2
dwightmacpherson wrote 1 week ago: As promised, I will continue my ongoing SIDEWISE commentary. I will do my best to get caught up so I … more →
Sherlock Holmes di Bioskop
Rei wrote 3 weeks ago: Yes, I’m talking about Sherlock Holmes new movie. Nggak sabar banget buat liat film ini~ Film … more →
The Monster Mash
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Fernando Alfonso wrote 3 weeks ago: Syracuse, NY — My dear friend Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once said, “Where there is no imagi … more →
LA TheatreWorks: The War of the Worlds and The Lost World tonight - Saturday 31 October!
William Spear wrote 4 weeks ago: This Halloween (Saturday, October 31) from 10 pm – midnight on 89.3 KPCC, L.A. Theatre Works w … more →
The Zero Effect--Out of the Dung Heap and Into the Rose Garden.
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jpfmovies wrote 1 month ago: The Zero Effect is one of my favorite movies probably because it is based on the great Sherlock Holm … more →
Anon - A Century Of Thrillers: From Poe To Arlen
demonik wrote 1 month ago: Anon – A Century Of Thrillers: From Poe To Arlen (Daily Express, 1934) James Agate – For … more →
Thoughtograph Spirit Photography
Museum of the Macabre wrote 1 month ago: The thoughtograph was a form of spirit photography that gained popularity during the 1920s. Instead … more →
Lessons from Literature: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
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gloriadelia wrote 1 month ago: “Lo! I tell you a mystery.” 1 Corinthians 15:51RSV Sherlock Holmes loved a mystery, or, … more →
Victorian ouija board found in college's secret passageway
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oliverfarrimond wrote 1 month ago: By Rory Reynolds A OUIJA board thought to have been used by the creator of Sherlock Holmes has been … more →
"Fragment" by Warren Fahy
annefontaine wrote 1 month ago: This is my kind of book. Its foundation carries the echo of a premise from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle … more →
Wikitonics, II
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James Lafayette Delgado ("Jimmy") Riggs wrote 1 month ago: woah, dude... 1. ACD, the man. The new sherlock movie looks like its gonna suck, I dunno… Sir … more →
The Second Book Syndrome
Corey wrote 2 months ago: We have all seen it before: author writes breakout bestseller and then proceeds to dwindle back into … more →
Day Quote
masnstevy wrote 2 months ago: Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself, but talent instantly recognizes genius. —Sir Arth … more →
