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Canadian Holmes, Journal of the Bootmakers of Toronto

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Volume 44 Number 1 – Winter 2020/2021
  • Traces of Bootprints – By JoAnn and Mark Alberstat
  • The view from the bow window – By Barbara Rusch
  • Those Daffy 1960s – By Ray Betzner
  • Was Percy paranoid? – By Nick Dunn-Meynell
  • Boston Globe serial
  • Sherlock’s violin – By Samuel J. Hardman
  • Where did you get that dress? – By Liese Sherwood-Fabre
  • Two days with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1928) – Translated by Ophélie Raymond
  • Canadian Holmes on screen: Raymond Massey – The Speckled Band (1931) – By Charles Prepolec
  • The Adventure of Silver Blaze quiz – By Karen Campbell
  • Strictly Personal – Fran Martin
  • Reviews
  • Bootmakers’ Diary
Volume 44 Number 2 – Spring 2021
    • Traces of Bootprints – By JoAnn and Mark Alberstat
    • The view from the bow window – By Barbara Rusch
    • Why did Conan Doyle marry Watson off? – By Don Roebuck
    • Two comic strips by Tom Gauld 6 There was certainly an element of comedy – By Christopher Redmond
    • The real killer of Charles Augustus Milverton – By Richard Krisciunas
    • The Empty House: Grant Allen and a near-death experience – By Daniel L. Friedman, and Eugene B. Friedman
    • Canadian Holmes on screen: John Neville – A Study in Terror (1965) – By Charles Prepolec
    • Conan Doyle and the anti-vaccination movement – By Mark Alberstat
    • A Toast to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – By Dan Andriacco
    • The Adventure of the Crooked Man quiz – By Karen Campbell
    • Strictly Personal – Angela Misri
    • Reviews
    • Bootmakers’ Diary
    Volume 44 Number 3 – Summer 2021
    • Traces of Bootprints – By JoAnn and Mark Alberstat
    • The view from the bow window – By Barbara Rusch
    • ACD and the Olympics of 1912-1916 – By Mark Alberstat
    • The place of William Clark Russell in the Sherlock Holmes Canon – By Richard Brown
    • Obituary of Mary Calamai
    • Canadian Holmes on screen: Christopher Plummer – Murder by Decree (1979) – By Charles Prepolec
    • Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper – By Hartley R. Nathan
    • Moriarty: A Napoleon (of crime) with constant “Waterloos” – By John Linsenmeyer
    • Reviews
    • Bootmakers’ Diary
    Volume 44 Number 4 – Fall 2021
    • Traces of Bootprints – By JoAnn and Mark Alberstat
    • Atavism and the monster in the Canon and in Victorian popular culture – By Barbara Rusch
    • Sherlock Holmes on the Home Front – By Catherine Wynne
    • Post-Trevor and Pre-Watson: That other friend of Sherlock Holmes – By Brad Keefauver
    • The forgotten victims of Black Peter – By Mark Jones
    • Was the paper made in Bohemia? – By Aleš Kolodrubec
    • Canadian Holmes on screen: Matt Frewer – The Hound of the Baskervilles (2000) – By Charles Prepolec
    • Strictly Personal
    • Reviews
    • Bootmakers’ Diary

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