Dan Andriacco's Baker Street Beat

Fun and Affordable -- that the annual Holmes, Doyle, & Friends Conference in Dayton, which was held last Saturday, March 23. I'm sti...

The Hounds of the Hollywood Baskervilles , by Elizabeth Crowns, is a mystery novel set during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Struggling young ...

Encountering Christian Monggaard, a Danish Sherlockian, at Baker Street Irregulars Weekend in New York last month led me to renew my acquain...

Publisher Steven Doyle with Winter issue; cover by Ann Brauer Andriacco  Whew! I’ve now completed a year as editor of the Baker Street Journ...

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, ...

Last August on this blog I wrote about what I thought were seven essential books for every Sherlockian. Now Peter Eckrich and Rob Nunn have ...

2024 is the 90 th anniversary of the first Nero Wolfe novel, Fer-de-Lance , as well as that of the Baker Street Irregulars. In celebration,...

I'm re-reading my way through Randall Garrett's Lord Darcy books with great enjoyment.  If you know these three books at all, you kn...

The amazing Kerstin Staudacher, who is like a daughter to Ann Brauer Andriacco and me, wrote a masters thesis on the Commissario De Luca cri...

We may not think about it much, but the careers of Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle overlapped significantly. By the time the Cano...