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Wendy Heyman-Marsaw  "When I was given Sherlock Holmes and The Mystery of Einstein’s Daughter to review I was surprised to learn that its “plot is based on an original online research paper published by Tim Symonds, titled ‘A Vital Detail In The Story Of Albert Einstein’.”  I was instantly intrigued to learn what this detail might have been. Even Tim Symond’s “End Notes” provide insights into his rare breadth of research and context for a myriad of elements noted in this excellent pastiche.  The novel begins in 1905 with Dr. Watson accepting a lucrative commission from the Strand Magazine. They...

With the upcoming launch of volumes 43-45 of The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories (currently on Kickstarter), we're talking to the authors involved. Today (11th April) it's Daniel Lenois.     Tell us a little about yourself – Where you live and your main hobbies. I've lived in Connecticut all my life, the quaint suburban state where no one really asks your name or really wants anything to do with you. As someone who only sporadically ventures out into the spotlight, that's fine by me most of the time. I'm currently embarking on an accelerated Master's of Arts in Teacher Education, specializing...

With the upcoming launch of volumes 43-45 of The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories (currently on Kickstarter), we're talking to the authors involved. Today (10th April) it's Martin Daley.   Tell us a little about yourself – Where you live and your main hobbies Just over twelve months ago, after a couple of family crises and with one of those pesky zero birthdays on the horizon, my wife and I decided to cash in our chips and change tack a little. I wound up my business and we moved from our home city of Carlisle across the Border to the beautiful...

With the upcoming launch of volumes 43-45 of The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories (currently on Kickstarter), we're talking to the authors involved. Today (9th April) it's Dan Victor.   Tell us a little about yourself – Where you live and your main hobbies.    I’m a retired high-school English teacher, having taught in my native Los Angeles for forty-six years.  Since retirement, my major preoccupation has been writing Sherlock Holmes pastiches.  Since I view my series, “Sherlock Holmes and the American Literati,” as an extension of my teaching career, I have spent much preparation time reading the works of the so-called literati I...

With the upcoming launch of volumes 43-45 of The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories (currently on Kickstarter), we're talking to the authors involved. Today (8th April) it's Mark Mower.   Tell us a little about yourself – Where you live and your main hobbies I live in a very rural area of eastern England, about 18 miles south of the fine city of Norwich. Alongside my writing, I work part-time in a local vineyard. My hobbies include building Holmes-related scenes in Lego and playing heavy rock guitar (not at the same time, you’ll be pleased to hear). What’s the name of...