Tag Archives: Arthur Conan Doyle

"I actually have to hear the character before I can see them. It's very important I get in my head how they would have sounded."

Hollywood screenwriter Bonnie MacBird, author of 'Art in the Blood: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure,' discusses her meticulous research process and what's next in her Sherlock Holmes series.

Hollywood screenwriter Bonnie MacBird discusses her passion for art, her film career, and her latest book, 'Art in the Blood: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure.'

"Resorting to Murder": The stories themselves are an uneven bunch with both excellent tales and some clinkers.

An iconic character like Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes often generates knockoffs—some terrible, some fair. 'The Missing Years' starts with some promise, but ends up more like a fake Rolex.

Maybe what Pulp! The Classics is really doing is returning these classic novels to their original context of popular culture and entertainment.

Oscar Wilde goes to prison and solves the murders at Reading Gaol.

Eureka Productions’ second set of holiday-themed classic comic adaptations arrives just in time for trick or treating.

The game is afoot for Oscar Wilde and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, on a case infused with secrets and secret passageways, ambitions and manipulations.

House, M.D. is over, but why not speculate on what happens after the final credits roll?