Chapter Two in which Dr Watson gets a pep talk, and in which our heroes arrive at 221B Baker Street, don't worry because the good stuff is coming up but just skip it if you don't want to wait for the juicy bits, don't say I didn't warn you. When I had finished photographing …
Tales from the All Night TV, episode 1
A quick trip to Rochester, once home to Mr Dickens. Maybe not actually useful as a guide at all. Includes music by myself.
Judge a Book by its Cover, pt.2
Don't judge a book by its cover... or do! PART TWO: Just a few books from at home. Book design: Tragic. Looks like it was made by a 9 year old with Photoshop. Has nothing to do with the story because it's an image from the Moffat and Gattis BBC reboot of Sherlock. …
A Scandal in Soho, part 3
Examination of the Corpse Sherlock Holmes, our friend the Inspector and I all knelt to examine the corpse where it had fallen by the bed, being careful not to disturb anything: "The victim, Monsieur de Nada, was about forty or so. Appears to have been killed by a trauma to the head inflicted …
A Scandal in Soho, part 2
The victim had fallen splayed across an Afghan rug in the bedroom and had bled a good deal from a head wound apparently sustained long enough ago that rigor mortis had indeed set in. "The victim was one Francois de Nada, a Frenchman. Seems to have sustained himself as a freelance writer for the newspapers. …
A Scandal in Soho: Part 1
by Francis Zen It was as the last century was dying down to its embers that I first encoutered Mister Sherlock Holmes. After the army and the first Gulf War I had been fortunate to get a job photographing crime scenes for the Metropolitan Police, following several aimless years during which I confess I …
A Scandal In Soho
Sherlock Holmes in A Scandal in Soho a modern repurposement By Francis Zen continued
