I've been working on a website for the last year and a half, and the Ides of March seemed like the appropriate time to share it with you.  I hope you enjoy it.

rafflesredux.comIt contains the complete text of the Raffles books (including the Narrator's Note, which is not in most editions) with extensive annotations (literary references, details ( Read more... )

SpringNote is apparently closing (as of tomorrow). I only inadvertently discovered this because I wanted to edit the fan fiction page and discovered I couldn't. Heck, they don't even have an announcement on their main splash page ( Read more... )

A recent trip to London with a couple of hours to spare was the opportunity for me to go on a Raffles pilgrimage. I took a few pictures for anyone who has not had the chance to go themselves. Link to the pictures at my journal.

For those with access to BBC Radio 7/BBC iPlayer...the 1985-1993 Raffles radio dramatisations (featuring Jeremy Clyde and Michael Cochrane) are now being rebroadcast. Episodes currently available on iPlayer, and upcoming episodes (click on title for broadcast dates/times).

(Also, at work [publishing house], our dept. has been charged with finding ( Read more... )

This site has some fun things on it - TV clips, actor information, etc. I found it fun to explore and thought others might, too. I checked under the resources tag and it doesn't look like anyone has linked it yet.

Raffles site

With the sad loss of Geocities and jj_minerva's timeline for the Raffles stories, I've been diligently working on my own version at Annotated AJR.

Without further ado, I present the Raffles chronology!

Hello, fellow Raffleites! Just a brief update on some new fun things found at the Annotated A.J. Raffles.

There's a bit about the Albany and some information behind it. Most especially helpful for fellow writers are the descriptions of the layouts and some marvelous pictures and maps to help you visualise it ( Read more... )

I've posted all the Raffles stories by Hornung and a few other tit-bits like some non-coherent babblings masquerading as notes. There's still plenty to do, but do please poke around. I'd love to hear suggestions for other things that could be done and the like if you have them.http://raffles

I recently went hunting Raffles locations in London. For the Albany and others, see my lj ...

http://constantmuse.livejournal.com/4225.html

While quite popular in its day, the Raffles series has gotten a bit hard to find these days.

Luckily, we have the internet!

Gutenberg.org Ebooks of the Raffles Series
Raffles: The Amateur Cracksman (available in HTML)
Further Adventures of the Amateur Cracksman
A Thief In the Night
Mr Justice Raffles

Librivox.org Audiobooks
Raffles: the Amateur ( Read more... )