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Category Archives: Holmesian
“The Most Versatile of All Genres?” (by Mike Adamson)
Mike Adamson made his EQMM debut in our January/February 2021 issue with the story “The Shadow of the New.” Previously, most of his stories were in the field of speculative fiction, where he’s received nominations for the Hugo and Aurealis … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Characters, Classic Mystery, Genre, Guest, hardboiled, Historicals, History, Holmesian, Pop Culture, Writers, Writing
Tagged classical mystery, crime, fiction, golden age, mystery, readers, romance, science fiction, western
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2021, TWELFTH NIGHT, AND 80 YEARS
I’d intended to start this post with best wishes for Twelfth Night, which I always thought of as falling on January 6. These days I find myself checking a lot of my assumptions, however, and on consulting Wikipedia I found … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Classic Mystery, Conventions, Ellery Queen, Genre, History, Holmesian
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“Your Happy Place” (by Pat Black)
A native of Glasgow, Scotland who currently works as a journalist in Yorkshire, England, Pat Black has had two stories published in EQMM (the most recent in our January/February 2020 issue), and there’s another coming up later this year. Prior … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest, Holmesian
Tagged agatha christie, conan doyle, happiness, holmes, home, mystery, pandemic, pd james, reading, shelter
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“I Use Sherlock Holmes’s Methods—and Triumph” (by Terence Faherty)
Terence Faherty has contributed more than two dozen stories to EQMM over the past twenty years. They range from entries in his popular Owen Keane series (whose 1990 debut novel, Deadstick, was nominated for an Edgar) to new cases for … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Guest, Holmesian
Tagged comedy, detective, humor, sherlock holmes, writers
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“The Last of the Kingdom of Romance: 90 years since the publication of The Case-book of Sherlock Holmes” (by R.T. Raichev)
2017 marks the 90th anniversary of the publication of the last book of Sherlock Holmes adventures. In honor of the occasion, R.T. Raichev, a lifelong fan of English crime fiction, gives his assessment of the stories in that volume, entitled The Case-Book … Continue reading
Posted in Characters, Criticism, Fiction, Guest, History, Holmesian
Tagged conan doyle, detective, holmes, literature, mystery, review, sherlock, short story
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“Of Bradshaws and Bonafides: Building a Better Pastiche” (by Keith Hann)
Keith Hann debuted in EQMM’s Department of First Stories (in this year’s February issue) with a Sherlock Holmes pastiche that turns on some real historical events. The Canadian author is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Calgary, studying … Continue reading
“Report from Baker Street” (by Steve Steinbock)
Steve Steinbock is well known to EQMM readers. He has been the magazine’s regular book reviewer since 2011 (relieved twice a year by longtime EQMM reviewer Jon L. Breen). In EQMM’s March/April 2010 double issue he debuted as a fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Books, Characters, Conventions, Fiction, Genre, Guest, History, Holmesian
Tagged baker street, baker street irregulars, bsi, crime, detective, fiction, history, holmes, literature, sherlock, sherlock holmes, victorian
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“Solving for Sherlock Holmes” (by Dana Cameron)
Readers of Dana Cameron’s Anna Hoyt stories for EQMM know that this Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity Award-winning author, who is also an archaeologist, has a special interest in historical fiction. In fact, even when her chosen setting isn’t historical, she’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Characters, Editing, Fiction, Guest, Holmesian
Tagged baker street irregulars, characters, deduction, editing, homage, mystery, pastiche, sherlock holmes, writing
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