Echoes From 221B
Andrew PeelEchoes From 221B a newsletter by Andrew Peel, author and Sherlock Holmes enthusiast. It is also the name of a series of Holmes pastiches I am writing the first Footsteps on The Moor is available now on Amazon
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Extra! Extra! The hidden role of newspapers in Sherlock Holmes stories.
Open almost any Sherlock Holmes story and there is a good chance a newspaper will not be far away. Holmes reads them, cuts articles from them, places advertisements in them, and occasionally complains about them. To modern readers, newspape...
Why 221B still endures
Most fictional addresses disappear when their stories end. Readers may remember the characters, but the buildings fade into the background. Yet more than a century after Arthur Conan Doyle first introduced Sherlock Holmes, 221B Baker Street...
What Became of Colonel Sebastian Moran?
Professor Moriarty may be remembered as Sherlock Holmes’s greatest enemy, but Colonel Sebastian Moran is perhaps the more unsettling figure. Moriarty was a mastermind, a Napoleon of crime hidden behind mathematics and respectability. Moran,...
Holmes and the Victorian obsession with disguises
Few characters in literature enjoy disguise quite as much as Sherlock Holmes. Again and again, Arthur Conan Doyle sends his detective into the streets of London hidden beneath false identities: a clergyman, an opium addict, a sailor, a groo...
Why does Sherlock Holmes remain relevant?
Sherlock Holmes should have disappeared with the gaslight.
He was born in an empire of telegrams, hansom cabs, handwritten letters, and coal smoke. A Victorian consulting detective solving murders in drawing rooms and fog-covered alleys. B...
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