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The perfect comm to (re-)read your entire canon Sherlock Holmes, discuss the novels and stories AND write drabbles and/or poetry about them. :)

Originally posted by thesmallhobbit at Sherlock 60: Round Five
We are delighted to announce the imminent arrival of Round 5 of sherlock60Do please join us as we go with Dr John Watson to meet Mr Sherlock Holmes for the very first ( Read more... )

I have sorely neglected to repost the 60 word drabbles I've written since July 2014 for sherlock60. Here they are. I have now written response drabbles to 42 of the 60 Sherlock Holme stories. \o/ As always, please keep in mind that these drabbles will only make sense if you know the original story by Arthur Conan Doyle.

( The Brain and the Appendix )

Reposting again the drabbles from the last weeks of sherlock60. Usual caveat: These will not make much sense if you don't know the story they accompany.:)

( For every poison there is an antidote )

Originally posted by marta_bee at signal boost: 60 for 60 to begin reading A Study in Scarlet

.... and after that the rest of the Sherlock Holmes canon. If you've wanted to read or reread Doyle's stories, this is a great way to get started. Of course you can join in anytime (I did), but it makes sense to start at the beginning if you can ( Read more... )

Another repost from the last five weeks for sherlock60. The drabbles go with the Sherlock Holmes story mentioned in the header. For The Hound of the Baskervilles, we wrote two drabbles or clerihews, one inspired by the first half of the book, the other inspired by the second half. All these drabbles will not make much sense if you don't know the story.

( The Nameless Decade )

Reposting my drabbles from the last weeks for sherlock60. Each drabble goes with the Sherlock Holmes story mentioned in the header. The drabbles will rarely make sense if you don't know the story.

( Mister McFarlane of Graham & McFarlane )

I am still writing a 60 word Sherlock Holmes-drabble each week for sherlock60. It's pretty much the only thing I've been writing. This needs to change.

Here is another batch of four drabbles, written each in response to reading a Sherlock Holmes story by Arthur Conan Doyle. They will not make much sense if you don't know the stories they refer to.

( The Unhappiness of the Villa Lachine )

Since the beginning of the year I've read Sherlock Holmes short stories at sherlock60 and wrote a 60-word-drabble for each one. It's an awesome way to read the stories with a close eye for potential plot bunnies. ;)

If you prefer to listen to a podfic rather than read the stories, all of Arthur Conan Doyle's works are available at LibriVoxI am reposting ( Read more... )

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