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i can put it in a new and fascinating way- i bookhop because finishing a book feels a lot like moving a very central piece of furniture out of my house. if i were to lose my kitchen table upon finishing my meal i would leave the morselful plate sitting cold upon the placemat for all of my years and more, until the smell attracts one hundred lovesick beetles and ants, and they too would give the dish a berth, that they don't ruin a special thing.
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Okay, so. I've realized I am... very, very behind in a lot of things. So, this will be an unusual post, but I've noticed a lot of fandom intersect so!
Pitch me your favorite Sherlock Holmes thing. Adaptation, pastiche, podcast, or whatever, and I'll add it to my ever growing list. I am... very behind, so I'll take everything at one point or another.
I have watched, however: Granada Sherlock Holmes, BBC Sherlock, Elementary, Moriarty the Patriot, the Great Mouse Detective, and two Rathbone films/two episodes of Ronald Howard Holmes.
Everything else is very new to me, so hit me.(Not literally but... figure of speech.)
Bonus if you have an adjacent fandom you want to sell.
Holmes x Wilde pastiche
I have been wanting to write this up. Since I had a Wilde related class, I looked into him and his connection to Doyle and Holmes. So I found several pastiches that deal with Wilde. I'll make another post about the other pastiches that I found.
I read Study in Scarlet Marquis: Sherlock Holmes and the Trials of Oscar Wilde and it was one of my favourite reads this year.
Read the book a few weeks ago, needed some time to pour my adoration into words for the book. Long story short: Mary Pagones REALLY knows Holmes, Watson and Wilde.
I think I am part of the target demographic. I'm a lit student obsessed with queer and Victorian literature, have studied both Wilde and Holmes. So I am always a bit wary of literary works that deal with these, I think I'm a bit picky when it comes to these, the pickiness coming from a place of love.
All in all: read it!!! Here's the link to get it.
And then I found this book from an author I've never heard of, who had written horse books (?) and they pulled it off. With the delicate portrayal of Holmes and Watson's relationship, with Wilde and Bosie's character, with little nods to the knowing audience. It was amazing.
"The Boy Sherlock Holmes" book series by Shane Peacock (2007-2012)
Sherlock Holmes and The Case of The Christmas Carol (excerpt) By John Longenbaugh
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The last countdown until I can buy books again
π You know it can arrive before (the raffles book did) but I put the last day in the countdown
Pretty queer and sweet is actually The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Water of Life. Fantastic if you want some information about whiskey making and Scottish History. Good characterisations and spot on language. Also, solid case. Lastly, written by a woman.
And yes, you can actually listen to it in German and in English.
