“toward the Triple Alliance” [NAVA]    
When we're introduced to the victim in "Wisteria Lodge," it happens first by telegram — a telegram he himself signed "John Scott Eccles." Later, we hear him referred to as "Mr. Scott Eccles" and "Mr. Eccles."   
What are we to make of this? Is it a compound surname, or was it Watson playing fast and loose with names? John Scott Eccles isn't the only tripartite character we meet in the Canon, either. It's just a Trifle.   

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Compound Surnames

“Your merits should be publicly recognized.” [STUD]&nbsp;    &nbsp;  &nbsp;  We continue with our monthly series of Masters Class episodes, going back to Trevor Hall's Sherlock Holmes: Ten Literary Studies.&nbsp; &nbsp; In this case, we look at Sherlock Holmes's skill in his chosen line of work. What was he good at and how did he come by these talents. Certainly some were hereditary, but others required study.&nbsp; It's just a Trifle.  &nbsp; If you have a suggestion for a Trifles episode, let us know at trifles @ ihearofsherlock.com. If you use your idea on the air, we'll send you some Sherlockian goodies. &nbsp; Our Patreon supporters can listen to our shows ad-free and every one of them is eligible for our monthly and quarterly drawings for&nbsp;Baker Street Journals.&nbsp;.      &nbsp;  &nbsp; Links / Notes  This episode:&nbsp; IHOSE   by Trevor Hall Other Trifles episodes mentioned:    Find us on&nbsp;,&nbsp;,&nbsp;&nbsp;and&nbsp; Email us at trifles @ ihearofsherlock.com Listen to us ad-free on&nbsp;&nbsp;and become eligible for our regular giveaways.  &nbsp; Sponsor  &nbsp; Music credits Performers: Uncredited violinist, US Marine Chamber Orchestra Publisher Info.: Washington, DC:&nbsp; Copyright:&nbsp; &nbsp;    &nbsp;   &nbsp;  &nbsp;

The Erudition of Sherlock Holmes

“the title by which I have just called myself is not exactly my own” [SCAN]

We're treated to a variety of colorful characters in the Sherlock Holmes canon. Some are figments of Conan Doyle's imagination while others are dangerously close to historical figures. 

We took a look at a few names in "A Scandal in Bohmeia" and made some educated guesses about who or what was behind people like the Atkinson brothers, the King of Bohemia, and yes, Irene Adler. It's just a Trifle. 

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Real Life Inspirations: A Scandal in Bohemia

“I found myself in dream-land” [SIGN]
 Regular sleep patterns seem to be a rarity in the Sherlock Holmes stories. Watson dozed off while Holmes remained vigilant or was prevented from sleeping by something he saw; various clients described something disturbing their sleep. 

Such instances of sleepless days and nights, rude awakenings, and other sleep-related issues give us plenty somnia interrupta examples to discuss in the Canon. It's just a Trifle.  

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Sleepless in Baker Street

“that is my special hobby” [HOUN]   

We all have hobbies. Indeed, our interest in Sherlock Holmes is a perfect example. 

What do we know about hobbies and hobbyists in the Canon? There are those who have professional hobbies and personal hobbies, and then there's the story about how Sherlock Holmes's hobby led to his profession. It's just a Trifle. 

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Hobbies in the Canon

“a feeling of vague expectancy”&nbsp;[LAST]

"Beware the Ides of March." So went the warning from the soothsayer to the title character in William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

But when it comes to the Sherlock Holmes canon, where do we find feelings of foreboding? Who had premonitions and what happened as a result? It's just a Trifle.  

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Premonitions

On this episode of Tales from the Albright, Alyssa and Briana discuss Conan Doyle for the Defense by Margalit Fox. Oscar Slater was falsely accused and sentenced to hard labor in prison for the murder of Marion Gilchrist. Arthur Conan Doyle steps in to prove Slater's innocence. This episode covers the initial murder and first trial. Part two will be out next week. Hope you enjoy!

Episode 67: Conan Doyle for the Defense, Part I

On this episode of Tales from the Albright, Alyssa and Briana continue the discussion about Conan Doyle for the Defense by Margalit Fox. This episode covers Oscar Slater's time in prison, the attempts to get him released from prison, and the aftermath of the events. We hope you enjoy!

Episode 68: Conan Doyle for the Defense, Pt. II

Nicht professionelle Erstlesung trifft hier wohl absolut zu. Aber ich liebe den von Sir Arthur Conan Doyle geschaffenen Charackter Challenger so sehr, dass ich euch direkt beim ersten Lesen dieser eher unbekannten Geschichte Doyles mitzunehmen. Wenn du mich beim Ausbau unterstützen willst, kannst du das hier tun: 

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Die Desintegrationsmaschiene (Kurzgeschichte)

Come one, come all, and bear witness to a truly unique experience... the Flatwoods Monster. That's right, Ange and Sara are back to tell you one more story before the year is over. After Ange tells us about getting so scared you catch the flu, Sara tells us about famed spiritualist Harry Price. Price's life was all over the place but not as much as Sara's story about him is.
Stay curious, and stay creepy!

40. Bear Witness & a Celestial Femininomenon

Hace ya más de 170 años que nació el personaje del detective más conocido de la historia, Sherlock Holmes, en una historia del médico Arthur Conan Doyle, publicada en 1887 e ilustrada por su propio padre, que había sido trasladado de un centro de recuperación de alcohólicos a una residencia psiquiátrica. Es en este libro, "Estudio en Escarlata", que Holmes dice que "el cerebro de un hombre al principio es como un pequeño desván vací­o que cada cual va amueblando como elige". La habilidad consiste en "no guardar más que los útiles que puedan ayudarle a hacer su trabajo". 

Nacido en una familia católica de origen irlandés, Doyle (1859-1930) se crí­a en Edimburgo. Su padre trabajaba de funcionario en la oficina escocesa de obras públicas, a la vez que hací­a ilustraciones de libros -entre ellos el famoso "Progreso del Peregrino" del predicador bautista John Bunyan o "La vida y sorprendentes aventuras de Robinson Crusoe" del presbiteriano Daniel Defoe-, para mantener a sus nueve hijos. Cuando aumentan los problemas del padre con el alcohol, Doyle es mandado interno a un colegio. El último año lo hace en una escuela jesuita de Austria, donde renuncia a su fe católica. Doyle estudió medicina en Edimburgo con el famoso doctor Bell, autor de un manual de operaciones quirúrgicas, pero también inspirador de Holmes. Dice que "sabí­a más del paciente con unas cuantas miradas rápidas, que con cualquier pregunta". Tras servir como médico en un ballenero, navega a África, donde conoce la brutalidad del tráfico de esclavos en el Congo, que luego denunciarí­a. Al regresar a Inglaterra, tiene su primer contacto con la teosofí­a, poco antes de casarse con una viuda que era paciente suya. Tras el nacimiento de su primera hija, Doyle se traslada con su familia a Londres para trabajar de oculista, pero enseguida se dedica profesionalmente a la literatura.

En este programa de radio, "Al Trasluz", escuchamos fragmentos de su libro más conocido, "El sabueso de los Baskerville" (1902), leído por Eugenio Barona y algunas escenas de la película de la Hammer por Terence Fisher en 1959, que convierte a Peter Cushing en la figura canónica del detective en el cine. Los comentarios de José de Segovia son sobre el fondo la banda sonora original de la versión televisiva por Michael J. Lewis en 1983. La composición de la cantautora británica nacida en Alemania de madre malaya y padre de Fiyi, Tanita Tikaram (Twist In My Sobriety 1988) aparece en la reciente adaptación que hizo para la BBC, Benedict Cumberbatch. Y el tema de la pelirroja canadiense de ascendencia escocesa e irlandesa, Loreena McKennitt (The Mummer Dance 1997) está en la película "Fotografiando hadas" (1987), que escuchamos una escena en la que aparece Doyle. El diseño sonoro y la dirección técnica es de Daniel Panduro.    

El sabueso de Baskerville y la lógica de Holmes - Al trasluz con José de Segovia


L'ospite di questa puntata è Marco Zatterin, editorialista giornali NEM, autore del libro "Sherlock contro Dracula. Vampiri a Baker Street e altre storie holmesiane" (Linea edizioni).

Nel nuovo libro di Marco Zatterin si incrociano le strade di Sherlock Homes e Dracula, di James Moriarty e di Abraham Van Helsing, di Arthur Conan Doyle e Bram Stoker. Dall'incontro dei rispettivi e apparentemente diversi mondi ne nasce un terzo che viene raccontato come in un articolo di giornale, come in un romanzo, come in un saggio. Per stessa ammissione dell'autore, non tutto quello che c'è scritto è necessariamente vero, ma esiste un mondo in cui è successo nella realtà. In ogni caso, una storia squisitamente europea. Ascoltare (e leggere) per credere.

14 Puntata, 10 Stagione, 04.04.25 Bar Europa, Michele Gerace e Marco Zatterin

Two friends share their love of all things cryptid, paranormal, spiritual, mystical, and just plain weird. Join Sara & Ange on their journey into the strange and unusual.

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Alles beginnt im Herzen. Das Wissen kam mit dem Auge. Die Familie ist groß, der Lauf der Dinge alt. 

Alles ist wiederkehrend. Aus einem werden Zwei. Aus Zwei Drei. Und aus Drei wieder ein Ganzes. 

Gut gegen Böse, Licht gegen Finsternis. Aktion auf Reaktion. Leben auf Tod.

A weekly program about details in the Sherlock Holmes stories.

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