Issue 26
Amongst the regular features in this issue is a profile of Inspector Wexford, the detective character that brought fame to the crime writer Ruth Rendell
Contents
- I HEAR OF SHERLOCK EVERYWHERE
Our News and Views column - CANONICAL INTRODUCTIONS
The Gloria Scott - JOTTINGS FROM WATSON’S JOURNAL
John Hall continues to look at the life and character of Sherlock Holmes’ friend and chronicler - ALL DONE AND DEDUCTED
David Stuart Davies celebrates the completeion of BBC Radio’s Sound Canon - ONE IS TEN!
Happy Birthday to Murder One, the specialist crime fiction book shop - A STUDY IN CELLULOID
Part 12 of the background story of Granada TV’s Sherlock Holmes series - NOBODY DOES IT BETTER
Part two of Paul M Chapman’s investigation of James Bond and Sherlock Holmes - HOLMES OF THE MOVIES
A review of They Might be Giants - MORIARTY’S MUTTERINGS
- THE NORTH WALK MYSTERY
A new Sherlock Holmes story by Denis O Smith - UNDER THE GASLIGHT
Real Victorian crimes presented by Roger Forsdyke - WHAT’S NEW SHERLOCK?
The Reviews Section - SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE ART OF DECEPTION
Kathryn White asks if Sherlock Holmes really was a good detective - SCARLET THREADS
Gaynor Coules on Anne Perry - THE OTHER DETECTIVES
Martin Edwards charts the career of Reginald Wexford - THE DOCTOR’S PAGE
Barbara Roden concludes her fairy tale - SOCIETIES FORUM
Conducted by Roger Johnson with Eric Monahan on The Poor Folk Upon The Moors - SHERLOCK STATESIDE
Our American correspondent Pat Ward presents a new column