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I Am Inclined To Think: Musings On Sherlock Holmes And Arthur Conan Doyle

I Am Inclined To Think: Musings On Sherlock Holmes And Arthur Conan Doyle

Barbara Roden
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Did Jack the Ripper inspire a gruesome touch in one of the Sherlock Holmes stories? Was Inspector Lestrade an idiot (and is Dr Watson really as intelligent as some Sherlockians like to make him out to be? Did Holmes really dislike and distrust women? Are the similarities between 'The Red-Headed League' and 'The Three Garridebs' more than mere coincidence? And are Sherlockians in danger of not seeing the forest for the trees in their tireless analysis of the minutiae of the canon? These questions and more are posed in this collection of nine articles about Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle, and that wondrous world where it is always 1895.

Barbara Roden's first Sherlockian article was published in 1988, and since then she has contributed dozens of articles to such publications as Canadian Holmes, The Baker Street Journal, The Ritual, The Musgrave Papers, ACD: The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society, the New Strand Magazine, and Sherlock Holmes Detective Magazine. In 1988 she helped to found the westernmost Holmes Society in Canada, The Stormy Petrels of British Columbia, and in 1990 was named a Master Bootmaker by the Bootmakers of Toronto. She is one-half of the Sherlockian publisher Calabash Press, and writes a regular column for Canadian Holmes, for which she was awarded the Derrick Murdoch Memorial Award in 2002.
Language
English
Pages
60
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ash Tree Pr
Release
January 30, 2004
ISBN
1553100638
ISBN 13
9781553100638

I Am Inclined To Think: Musings On Sherlock Holmes And Arthur Conan Doyle

Barbara Roden
3.2/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Did Jack the Ripper inspire a gruesome touch in one of the Sherlock Holmes stories? Was Inspector Lestrade an idiot (and is Dr Watson really as intelligent as some Sherlockians like to make him out to be? Did Holmes really dislike and distrust women? Are the similarities between 'The Red-Headed League' and 'The Three Garridebs' more than mere coincidence? And are Sherlockians in danger of not seeing the forest for the trees in their tireless analysis of the minutiae of the canon? These questions and more are posed in this collection of nine articles about Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle, and that wondrous world where it is always 1895.

Barbara Roden's first Sherlockian article was published in 1988, and since then she has contributed dozens of articles to such publications as Canadian Holmes, The Baker Street Journal, The Ritual, The Musgrave Papers, ACD: The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society, the New Strand Magazine, and Sherlock Holmes Detective Magazine. In 1988 she helped to found the westernmost Holmes Society in Canada, The Stormy Petrels of British Columbia, and in 1990 was named a Master Bootmaker by the Bootmakers of Toronto. She is one-half of the Sherlockian publisher Calabash Press, and writes a regular column for Canadian Holmes, for which she was awarded the Derrick Murdoch Memorial Award in 2002.
Language
English
Pages
60
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ash Tree Pr
Release
January 30, 2004
ISBN
1553100638
ISBN 13
9781553100638

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