http://www.ihearofsherlock.com/2011/06/episode-33-remembering-edward-hardwicke.html Sherlockian podcasts, this one being a tribute to Edward Hardwicke. Thanks to med_catRead more... )

There are more articles than I thought over there about the Ritchie directed movie costumes. Found via the Jude Law tag:

http://clothesonfilm.com/tag/jude-law/

http://www.amazon.fr/Coffret-Au-th%C3%A9%C3%A2tre-soir-Baskerville/dp/B00005Q3R3/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1310265514&sr=1-1 French, and a VHS which means region 2 ( Read more... )

Recently I was asked for story recs, but being a librarian, what I ended up doing was creating a list of places where I have found recs. I reproduce it here, and ask an important question:

Where do you go when you're looking for stories to read?You answer may be a certain reader who tends to like and comment on the same sorts of stories you like ( Read more... )

http://sherlockhoward.homestead.com/SherlockHolmes.html

I've only just stumbled onto it, so I don't know what's deeper in, but the first page is a delight!

Here is an interesting post from an expert and a letter from a costume designer (with pictures). I must, however, state that I strongly disagree with their remarks about the Granada series. Interesting reading nevertheless, I thought, here:

alek-morse.livejournal.com/40558.html

But when it leads me to joys like this blog, I must admit it has its uses.

http://always1895.net/

Lots of reviews of books, and links to Sherlockiana around the web and the world.

http://www.tor.com/component/content/blog/58606

This was clearly written after the Ritchie movie came out, but I missed it then. Lots of things mentioned I've already read and a few I don't know.

The Sherlock Holmes Society of London has made a number of audio productions available for free on their website, here: http://www.sherlock-holmes.org.uk/world/radio.php

TODS and I listened to several of them on a recent long trip in the car and they were very enjoyable!