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It's a bumper month for Sherlock Holmes audiobooks with several new titles including The New Sherlockian, Oscar Slater - A Killer Exposed, the new Sherlock Cat adventure - Thwarted Thespian (which jumps straight in at #4 in the chart) and the 2nd Sinister House book French Conundrum. Here are the bestsellers for the month with The Further Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes topping the chart - number two, yet again near the top our bestseller over the last twelve months The Rediscovered Annals of Sherlock Holmes.   1.   The Further Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes – Caiden Cooper Myles and Luke Barton 2.   The Rediscovered Annals...

We have a review copy of the gorgeous Japanese version of 'Jeremy Brett IS Sherlock Holmes' to give away for a Japanese speaking Holmes fan based in the UK. If you'd like to be considered for a copy please complete the 'Review Copy Form'  and we'll select one lucky reader at random from the list.  The Japanese version is available from Amazon Japan  and Kinokuniya Japan and all good bookstores. The English Version is available worldwide including a wonderful audio version narrated by Sherlock Holmes actor Luke Barton.  

David Marcum Author and bookstore owner Brenda Seabrooke is the author of nearly two-dozen books, and several years ago, she turned her attention to writing Sherlockian pastiches, contributing a number of excellent stories to anthologies published by the two Sherlockian publishers that matter, MX Publishing and Belanger Books. Now these tales have been collected in her first Sherlockian volume, “Sherlock Holmes: The Persian Slipper and Other Stories”.  “The Case of the Accused Cook”, originally published in Part XXIV of “The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories”, received special praise from Publishers Weekly, which stated that the story “plausibly flesh[ed]...

Wendy Heyman-Marsaw  "When I was given Sherlock Holmes and The Mystery of Einstein’s Daughter to review I was surprised to learn that its “plot is based on an original online research paper published by Tim Symonds, titled ‘A Vital Detail In The Story Of Albert Einstein’.”  I was instantly intrigued to learn what this detail might have been. Even Tim Symond’s “End Notes” provide insights into his rare breadth of research and context for a myriad of elements noted in this excellent pastiche.  The novel begins in 1905 with Dr. Watson accepting a lucrative commission from the Strand Magazine. They...

With the upcoming launch of volumes 43-45 of The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories (currently on Kickstarter), we're talking to the authors involved. Today (11th April) it's Daniel Lenois.     Tell us a little about yourself – Where you live and your main hobbies. I've lived in Connecticut all my life, the quaint suburban state where no one really asks your name or really wants anything to do with you. As someone who only sporadically ventures out into the spotlight, that's fine by me most of the time. I'm currently embarking on an accelerated Master's of Arts in Teacher Education, specializing...