In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Priory School – off to Australia with you, son!… 29/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist – xx… 28/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of The Dancing Men – “the magnificent fair-play of the British criminal law” ….27/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Norwood Builder – the dirty rat! 26/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Empty House – He’s back!! 25/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. [In February my target is to read all (or at very least most) of the... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Final Problem – how the mighty have, er, fallen… 24/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. I may also read various Holmes homages/pastiches etc. Who knows? (btw I’d recommend theSeven Per... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Naval Treaty- coincidences a-go-go” 23/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. I may also read various Holmes homages/pastiches etc. Who knows? (btw I’d recommend theSeven Per... Continue Reading →
New Testament has been read! Also, Revelation? That’s “some weird shit”
It is done. I have ploughed through all 27 books of the New Testament (about 15 years ago I did the OT). Obvs I was familiar-ish with the Gospels, having gone to "elite" primary and secondary schools, and I had read Revelation for the lulz about 35 years ago. So if you were so inclined... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Holmes short story: The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter- “it’s all Greek to me” 22/56
In 2026 I plan to read all the Conan Doyle “Sherlock Holmes” works - 56 short stories and 4 novels (here’s why and how). If you haven’t already read it, Michael Green’s “undiscovered letter” from John Watson is fricking hilarious. I may also read various Holmes homages/pastiches etc. Who knows? (btw I’d recommend theSeven Per... Continue Reading →