| Today we have another brand new EPIC essay by Howard Ostrom for The Diogenes Club Library. This essay will mainly concentrate on many of the comedians who have lampooned Sherlock Holmes since shortly after he first graced the pages of “Beeton’s Christmas Annual” in 1887. It will also include parody, burlesque, satire, and caricature mentions of him also. So let us have some fun taking a look at some of the funny men who have made the master detective fun. To check out all 5 parts of the new essay click here. |
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 Today we have a brand new essay in the "Diogenes Club Library" by Thomas Wheeler. "The London of Sherlock Holmes" was a presentation by Thomas at the 2014 meeting of the Southern Sherlockians in Chattanooga. Thomas has very graciously given his permission to have the accompanying notes on the website. While it is not a word for word recap, it is none the less informative and entertaining. It also contains links to a variety of maps and sites to further expand his subject points. Well worth a read for anyone with an interest in the geographic locations of Sherlock Holmes world. And for those wishing to delve EVEN further, I suggest checking out Thomas extensive e-book tomb of the same name here. You can download the essay below. 
 Today we have a brand new essay in "The Diogenes Club Library" by the illustrious Howard Ostrom. Did you know that in Russia, Sherlock Holmes is a favorite literary character for children and adults alike. This is largely thanks to the reruns of a television series starring Visaly Livanov as Sherlock Holmes and Vitaly Solomin as Dr. Watson, but they are far from the only Russian incarnation of the Detective and Doctor duo. This essay examines the full history of Watson and Holmes actors of the former Soviet state. You can download the essay below.
 Today we have a new addition to the Diogenes Club Library shelves with the essay "The Case Of The Vitagraph Holmes" aka "Cowboy In A Deerstalker" by Howard Ostrom. In the episode "A Scandal in Belgravia", from the BBC "Sherlock" series Mycroft Holmes informs us Sherlock wished to be a pirate while growing up. It is Howard Ostroms theory that, while a modern day TV Sherlock wanted to be a pirate and became a consulting detective; the first Sherlock of film, a consulting detective, wanted to be a cowboy...and actually became 'THE Cowboy.'
Did you enjoy the article? Why not check out more of the Diogenes Club Library essays by clicking here. Or if you want to let Howard know what you think why not send him a tweet @Howardostrom or use the contact form on the website.  Today we have the 2nd and final part of Howard Ostroms essay series "Watson! The Envelope Please!" which examines award winning actors who have taken on the role of Sherlock Holmes or Doctor Watson. And remember for more essays be sure to check out the rest of the Diogenes Club Library.
Did you enjoy the series? Personally I think Howard Ostrom deserves an award for writing all these, but until such a time why not let him know your thoughts via Twitter @HowardOstrom or using the contact form on the website.  Howard Ostrom recently took a trip to his mind palace. He confesses the only thing he seemed to find there were trivial facts on actors who have portrayed Sherlock Holmes and/or Dr. Watson. But lets face it, we love him for it. And it was during his latest visit he came across a new room which was overflowing with facts on which ‘Oscar’ winning performers have played Sherlock Holmes or Dr. Watson. Howard decided it was about time he showed some guests into this intriguing new room. And as a visitor to No Place Like Holmes you are cordially invited! Just download the file below and you can come right in!
 Today we have the sixth and final part to Howard Ostroms essay series "Footprints On Film" - an exmination of the history of "Hound Of The Baskerville adaptions". The final part takes us from 2008 to present day and covers such entities as the BBC Sherlock version, The Russian version with Igor Petrenko (pictured) as well as variety of fan film productions on youtube. Did you miss Parts 1-5? Click here to go back and read them.
If you enjoyed the essay series or have any comment why not let Howard know directly on twitter @Howardostrom or let us know via the contact form. |
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"No Place Like Holmes" was founded by Ross K Foad in 2009 and hosts a multitude of video goodness for Sherlock Holmes fans in the form of its episodic Web Drama Comedy Series NPLH. Archives
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