Two Sherlockian publications: ‘The Second Cab’ from the Speckled Band of Boston with some signatures; ‘Exploring Sherlock Holmes’ from the Norwegian Explorers of MN

I just backed Sherlock Holmes Mystery Annual on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/wil...

I just backed Sherlock Holmes Mystery Annual on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/wil...

ah yes, sherlock holmes, noted author. well done google

試合前の練習にのぞむ山本の新聞写真をみながら、トルコ風呂に行ったと指摘されるのがイヤで靴ひもを結びなおすワトソンを描きました

Two Sherlockian publications: ‘The Second Cab’ from the Speckled Band of Boston with some signatures; ‘Exploring Sherlock Holmes’ from the Norwegian Explorers of MN

Drop something red. IYKYK #sherlock

Drop something red.

Dorothy L. Sayers Murder Must Advertise #illustration #coverart

wow Young Sherlock already #4 in the US !

Can anyone tell me what edition of Arkham Asylum this is? I can’t find an isbn on it. It’s got a slightly padded leather cover.

Getting ready to go to daughter’s school book night. She’s not happy

Seeing what everyone else merely observes 🕵️🇬🇧 #LlamaLens #London #TravelPhotography #Photography #EastCoastKin

A raw, 19-year-old Sherlock is here. Hero Fiennes Tiffin stars in the prequel out now! #YoungSherlock

Look at the beautiful cover in this 1936 German edition of Sherlock Holmes stories, titled after “The Dancing Men”.

I really love this Marjorie Allingham cover

An article I’ve written titled “A Study in Attitudes” is featured in the latest issue of Sherlock Holmes Magazine. www.sherlockholmesmag.co.uk/product-page...

Series - Young Sherlock 🕵🏻‍♂️ | Amazon The time for the premiere on March 4 is near #YoungSherlock

So let's talk about that action movie that Stockbroker's Clerk has turned into . . . watsonianweekly.libsyn.com/march-2-2026...

今日はイマーシブフォート東京のグランドフィナーレでした。 唯一無二の体験への感謝と、またどこかで逢えますようにの祈りを込めて。

They both look great! I've got the Sherlock Holmes Book Nook waiting. I think the Ideas line was a brilliant--well, idea. I'm severely tempted by the riverboat. Some of the suggestions are fantastic. This is my current favorite suggestion.

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but nobody has the right to tell you that a bookshelf with a rolling ladder “won’t fix you.”

Just a wee shout and a holler about this Sherlock Homes set currently gracing the shelves, as Conan Doyle never lingers very long here. Today and tomorrow are the last days of our February sale, so it’s the perfect time to build a stack while browsing!

Lloyd Hughes starred as Ed Malone, alongside Bessie Love and Wallace Beery, in THE LOST WORLD (1925)! #classicmovies #silentmovies #silentfilm #classicfilm #filmhistory

A great little story - most definitely of its time - but one that has a lot of humour, pace and depth. We also covered 'The Debut of Bimbashi Joyce', a companion piece that features Kitchener, and a vignette I've always thought was very well done.

This post is fun - a letter from J Edgar Hoover to the Six Napoleons of Baltimore !!! 221bcooee.blogspot.com/2026/02/j-ed...

2/21?? What an auspicious date! We're celebrating an unofficial Holmes day with a weekend-long sale on 2026 memberships! Grab your badge and check out the ✨new and improved✨ website while you're there

I am almost finished with watching Poirot for the first time. Weird to see a show that ran over 25 years all in one run - you can see the time passing in the actors, but it does all hang together well. Weirdest revelation: I never before realized that Ariadne Oliver was married!

I really wanted to put Granada Lestrade in the pea jacket he wears in The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor #granadaholmes #sherlockholmes #inspectorlestrade #art

Monday.

And this evidence box has A LOT!

Had a fantastic time discussing The Bruce-Partington Plans with @johannadc.bsky.social and Ed Pettit as part of the @rosenbachmuseum.bsky.social Sherlock Monthly series. Was a great opportunity to share one of the Watson's Tin Box evidence boxes with the world. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq7f...

WE'RE BACK! And we've got a chonky recap here for you, so big we had to split up — yes, again, sorry about that! But we had a lot of fun talking with @rnunn.bsky.social about the #BSIWeekend, and we hope you'll have fun listening! #SherlockHolmes #Sherlockians dynamicsofapodcast.com/2026/02/22/e...

Had a fantastic time discussing The Bruce-Partington Plans with @johannadc.bsky.social and Ed Pettit as part of the @rosenbachmuseum.bsky.social Sherlock Monthly series. Was a great opportunity to share one of the Watson's Tin Box evidence boxes with the world. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq7f...

We're delighted to share that in February of this year, the Rosenbach acquired a first edition of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray. Read all about this addition to our collection from Assistant Librarian Nancy Loi here!

Today was one of my most anticipated @rosenbachmuseum.bsky.social volunteer tour guide in training days; I booked some time to pore over the library. It was so nice to just take my time, tilt my head, and go shelf by shelf. #BookSky #RosenbachMuseum

You just know you're mixed up in something clandestine, when you find yourself having a meeting in this particular location – especially when it's with a man in black wearing a fedora and an eyepatch. #Bookish

Once or twice a week I vie review every single new Bluesky post with with word #sherlock ; and retweet interesting things. The main work is wading through all the posts with “no shit sherlock” in them

The proceedings of the Feb 2026 meeting of Watson's Tin Box are now posted on my blog. Thanks to Emily Miranker for her wonderful talk. The post also features some great photos of creations presented by Michelle March. 221bcooee.blogspot.com/2026/02/wats...

Once or twice a week I vie review every single new Bluesky post with with word #sherlock ; and retweet interesting things. The main work is wading through all the posts with “no shit sherlock” in them

oh yeah also since semester started ive been way more tired so fanart isnt happening As Often but i drew a low quality holmes on the school computer.. my cutie pie on his chair

We dive into the world of mystery and Sherlock Holmes with Jim’s review of The Hound of the Baskerville (1978), written on his blog The Midnite Drive-In for the 100 Years of Kenneth Williams Blogathon! midnitedrive-in.blogspot.com/2026/02/a-jo...

Tomorrow! Come see us chat.

This Saturday - @johannadc.bsky.social and I join Ed Pettit of the Rosenbach to discuss the Bruce Partington and his plans!!!

This Saturday - @johannadc.bsky.social and I join Ed Pettit of the Rosenbach to discuss the Bruce Partington and his plans!!!

The latest version of the Trifles cover

It is not yet for sale (because I am not done laying out the interior). I will have the table of contents complete in a few days. It will be for sale everywhere on March 15. Or you can subscribe in advance at the bottom of this page: www.foolscap-quill.com/trifles.html

Soon….

Probably one of Robert Duvall's most underrated roles was as Dr. John Watson in the Sherlock Holmes story "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution", written by Star Trek II director Nicholas Meyer. "Where was this train originally heading? It is now the Orient Express." Such a good line. RIP, Robert Duvall.

RIP Robert Duvall. One of my favourite performances of his is Dr. Watson in The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. An underrated performance in an underrated movie. He plays him so steadfast that he's physically stiff. It really compliments the nervous energy that Nicol Williamson brings to Holmes.