In a fairly busy Sherlockian life, one of the things I'm happy to make time for is organizing speakers for the annual Holmes, Doyle, & Friends conference in Dayton, OH, each spring. This year's event, the ninth such under that name -- although the "Dayton Symposium" has a history of more than four decades -- takes place March 22-23. And once again we have a great lineup!
Speakers and their topics:
“Setting Up Camp: How I Build a Scene”—David Harnois, BSI (on how to put together a Holmes radio production)
“We Love Sherlock, But Would Sherlock Love Us?”—Kira Settingsgaard (on Holmes and intimacy)
"Playing the Game” —Tim Kline (on collecting Sherlock Holmes games)
“I Hear
Sherlockians Everywhere”—Madeline Quiñones (on the world of Sherloockian podcasts)
“Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Liberty Magazine”—Ira Matetsky, BSI
“No Ghosts Need Apply”—George
Skornickel, BSI (on ACD and spiritualism)
“Becoming a Sherlockian”—Max Magee (on the adventures of a newly minted devotee)
“ACD: Adventurous Life, Enduring
Memories”—Burt Wolder, BSI (on t
There will also be a hilarious playlet called The Mysterious Adventure of the Syntax.
Learn more and sign up at the Holmes, Doyle, & Friends website.
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