Issue 55
As usual, this issue is packed with a rich, eclectic mix... Waiting for you on page 30 we have the results of the Sherlock Awards! For the Sherlock Holmes fans there is A L Blake’s fascinating article sherlock holmes and the vampire connection. This examines the surprising number of stories and films in which the Baker Street detective has faced a blood-sucking fiend as an adversary.
Mr Holmes appears in another related article tracking the undead by regular contributor Paul M Chapman who investigates the vampire hunter as detective.Gavin Collinson’s sherlock on screen feature concentrates on the Holmes movie comedy without a clue starring Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley.
Our story in this issue is another new Holmes tale written by M J Elliott who has come up with a really intriguing mystery for the detective to solve. the adventure of the mocking huntsman is a fine tale in the Doyle tradition.
Contents
- SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE VAMPIRE CONNECTION
A L Blake draws blood on Baker Street - CANONICAL INTRODUCTIONS
The Mazarin Stone, which was first published in the Strand in Octover 1921 - INTERVIEW WITH SUE GRAFTON
Mark Campbell talks to the author about her alphabet crime detective Kinsey Millhone - TELLY ’TECS
David Stuart Davies views two new detective programmes on the small screen: Murphy’s Law and New Tricks - SHERLOCK STATESIDE
Pat Ward on the latest from the USA - TRACKING THE UNDEAD
The vampire hunter as detective. An analysis by Paul M Chapman - SHERLOCK ON SCREEN
Gavin Collinson looks at Without a Clue with Ben Kingsley and Michael Caine - THE OTHER DETECTIVES
Robert Sanderson investigates Emmuska Orczy’s female sleuth Lady Molly Robertson-Kirk - THE SHERLOCK AWARDS 2002
Announcing the winners of 2002’s coveted Sherlock detective fiction awards - SLEUTHING THE SHELVES
The latest round-up of Holmes and detective literature, edited by Kathryn White - DVD CALENDAR
M J Elliott brings us the low down on recent and forthcoming UK region 2 releases - BODY OF EVIDENCE
Calum McCleod casts a private eye over Cath Staincliffe - UNDER THE GASLIGHT
Roger Forsdyke on the woman’s lot - GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER
Mike Ripley discusses the relations hip between hero and author in his regular column - NEWS DESK
- MYSTERY: CAUGHT IN THE NET
Surfing the detective sites with Bob Byrne - THE AGONY COLUMN
Conducted by Roger Johnson - THE ADVENTURE OF THE MOCKING HUNTSMAN
A Sherlock Holmes mystery by M J Elliott, with illustrations by Chris Senior