books: a baker street

books: a baker street

books:

A baker street

Shadows Over Baker Street: New Tales of Terror!

Del Rey, 2005

Wonderful!!!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The lead-off story, "A Study in Emerald" by Neil Gaiman richly deserved the Hugo Award it won. Any fan of Holmes and Lovecraft will love these stories.

Murder in Baker Street: New Tales of Sherlock Holmes

Running Press, 2002

Yaas, Murder even in hallowed Baker Street!
I found this collection to be very good, although I am sick of stories of "The Remarkable Worm". For my money, August Delerth's version, ammittedly with Solar Pons, not Holmes, is best. The rest of the book makes up for the one story I didn't like so it's five Sherlock ...

Sherlock Holmes and the Morphine Gambit
Jason Cooke

Baker Street Studios Limited, 2009

Dice

T.N. Baker

St. Martin's Griffin, 2007

omg....it was soooo good
this book was truly a page turner. i didn't want to put it down. i felt like the author really pulls you into the story and make you mad when the main character is mad, happy when she's happy, and sad when she's sad. i could never give up myself for a dice game but ...

Sherlock Holmes at the Raffles Hotel (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes)
John Hall

Baker Street Studios Limited, 2008

The notion was an odd one ? Sherlock Holmes in retirement. That alert mind occupied by nothing more than catching a local schoolboy poaching! It was indeed an odd notion to Dr Watson, who became worried that Holmes, without a challenging case,would soon be but a shadow of his former self. A chance meeting took Holmes and Watson to Singapore for ...

The Ghosts in Baker Street : New Tales of Sherlock Holmes

Running Press, 2006

"This agency stands ftat-footed......"
First the objections:- 1. Sherlock Holmes has become the epitome of rational and logical thinking principally because he adhered to the statement ("No ghosts need apply") firmly and unflinchingly. Several stories show him deviating from this principle grossly. 2. The ...

Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street

William Baring-Gould

Random House Value Publishing, 1995

The 'real' story
There are those who believe, or perhaps I should say, 'believe', that Sherlock Holmes was (or, sometimes, is) a real historical figure. In this magnificent biography of the great detective, William S. Baring-Gould wrote that none of the characters in his book are ...

The Irregulars

Steven-Elliot Altman, Bong Dazo, ...

Dark Horse, 2005

The Miskatonic Irregulars
This handsome volume is illustrated by Angelo Ty Dazo in a black and white style that is both contemporary and yet evocative of a Victorian penny dreadful. The tone of the adventure is established by a series of Joe Friday-style captions set over a moody cityscape: ...

Sherlock Holmes: A Baker Street Dozen

Arthur Conan Doyle

Highbridge Audio, 2006

"I build rare edifices of deduction"
This 6-CD set contains fully dramatized radio adaptations of twelve stories from the so-called Sherlock Holmes canon -- four novels and fifty-six stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. First aired by the BBC in 1954, these radio plays feature Sir Henry Richardson ...

Baker Street Whodunits: Puzzles of Deduction
Tom Bullimore

Sterling, 2001

It's elementary...when you're with world-famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his trusty assistant Dr. Watson, you're sure to find fiendish felons, uncover nefarious plots, and meet up with the wicked Moriarty. But, in order to crack these cases and reveal whodunit, you have to sharpen your wits by breaking secret codes, unraveling anagrams, ...

Basil of Baker Street

Eve Titus

Aladdin, 1988

Fun for Sherlockians
Basil is the Sherlock Holmes of the Mouse World. His friend and associate Dr. Dawson narrates the story. Mrs. Judson is their mousekeeper. The mouse detective has learned his sleuthing skills by listening to Sherlock Holmes tell Dr. Watson how he solved his cases. ...

O xango de Baker Street: Romance (Portuguese Edition)

Jo Soares

Companhia das Letras, 1995

What Conan Doyle failed to tell
When a Stradivarius that was a gift from Peter the Second disapears, Shelock Holmes and Dr. Watson decide to travel to Brazil in order to unravel the mystery. The detective is not as sucessful in this story as he was in the tales of Conan Doyle, and the funny ...

The Thundering Underground (Baker Street Detectives)

Luke Thoene, Jake Thoene

Tyndale Kids, 2006

A Thrilling, Adventure Mystery, set in Victorian London
This book is aboslutely incredible. It is one of the Baker Street Mysteries, Written By Jake & Luke Thoene. The story of The Thundering Underground is set around a mystery which is unfolding at the construction sight of London's Northern Line, underground rail line ...

Honour Among Punks: The Complete Baker Street Graphic Novel

Guy Davis, Gary Reed

IBooks Graphic Novel, 2003

The Game Is Afoot!
This is a grand re-telling of the seemingly ageless story of Holmes and Watson, this time from a punk perspective. The artwork is edgy (yeah, I know; but it is) and the story a grand piece of work. Sherlockians everywhere muyst buy this, but be warned: it ain't your ...

Ten Years Beyond Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes Matches Wits With the Diabolical Dr. Fu Manchu

Cay Van Ash

Harper and Row, 1984

A Joy For Mystery Fans
The late Cay van Ash was head of the Department of Literature at Tokyo's prestigious Waseda University. He was also the author of an authorized biography of Sax Rohmer, MASTER OF VILLAINY. This is the second of van Ash's three novels (the first was published under a ...