Sherlock Holmes Investigates the Murder in Euston SQ by Ronald Pearsall

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Sherlock Holmes and Anaesthesia, by J.

Filming The Sign of Four, by Michael Cox.

Re-creating Sherlock Holmes, by David Stuart Davies.

Review of To Keep the Memory Green, by Kathryn White.

The Journal also published a number of articles about Sherlock Holmes and his adventures - though the Society didn't play the Sherlockian 'Game' of pretending that the detective was a real person, with ACD merely the 'Literary Agent'. The Journal brought together scholarship and research on Conan Doyle's life and works, and features articles by scholars and enthusiasts from around the world, which look at all aspects of ACD's writings, from his short stories and historical writings, through to his non-fiction works on war and Spiritualism. The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society

As well as specific publications on various topics : Rare stories, Manuscript facsimile, EssaysĪ.C.D. The society published an annual journal 'A.C.D.' (from 1989 to 2000) and a newsletter 'The Parish Magazine' 2 times a year (from june 1989 to january 1997). Membership of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society was available to all. 3.3 Other publications by the ACD Society.The society unofficially ceased activities around 2003. Organised visits to places of relevance in a discussion of Conan Doyle, and meetings with lectures and discussion on specialised topics. To present a social side to the Society.And, in particular, by encouraging publishers to make Sir Arthur's books more readily available in modern editions. To promote Sir Arthur's works to a wider audience - perhaps by encouraging radio/television adaptation of some of the lesser known works and short stories.To make the results of discussion and research available through the medium of the Society's Journal.To bring together those people sharing a common interest in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his works, and to encourage new work and investigation.

The Arthur Conan Doyle Society was an organization of Arthur Conan Doyle enthusiasts founded on sunday (the day before Sir Arthur's 130th birthday) by Christopher Roden.

Sherlock Holmes Investigates the Murder in Euston SQ by Ronald Pearsall