The Autumn 2026 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: The Editor's Gas-LampDan Andriacco, Editor. Letters to Baker Street. My Favorite Holmes is RussianJonathan Tiemann. The Benighted KnightRon Levitsky. The 1944 BSI Dinner PhotographHarrison Hunt. Sherlock Holmes the Contemporary VictorianCharles M. Watson. A Foggy DayMonica M. Schmidt. Holmes and HumorWilliam Hyder. Elementary, My Dear WatsonMichael J. … Continue reading Autumn 2026 BSJ
The Summer 2026 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: The Editor's Gas-LampDan Andriacco. An Appreciation of John H. WatsonRe: The Hound of the Baskervilles Carla Kaessinger Coupe. Sherlock Holmes Did Not Own a StradivariusClifford S. Goldfarb. From Cipher to ScoreMichael Lionti. Tell-Tale Signs in "The Dancing Men"Marino C. Alvarez. Steel True and Blade StraightAnna Brindisi … Continue reading Summer 2026 BSJ
The Spring 2026 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: A Word from WigginsSteve Doyle.The Editor’s Gas-Lamp.The Game is Afoot!Edgar W. Smith.The Man Who Came to The DinnerRay Betzner, Steven Doyle, and Steven Rothman.A Study in Stoic:My Highly Irregular Journey to a Baker Street AddressRupert Holmes.Verse: Ogden Nash on Sherlock HolmesKaren Murdock.Clinical Notes by a Resident … Continue reading Spring 2026 BSJ
Sherlockians from far and wide gathered in New York City for the 2026 BSI Weekend, the 92nd anniversary of the first meeting of the Baker Street Irregulars (BSI). The events for this weekend, which celebrated the 172th birthday of Sherlock Holmes, ran from January 7-11, with the annual BSI dinner on Friday, January 9. The … Continue reading The 2026 BSI Weekend Report
The winner of the 2025 Morley-Montgomery Award is Fabienne Courouge, BSI (“Henri Fournaye”). Her paper, “Edmond Locard, the Forensic Pioneer Inspired by Sherlock Holmes,” appeared in the Summer 2025 issue of the Baker Street Journal. The Morley-Montgomery Award is given each year for the best article to appear in The Baker Street Journal, and comes … Continue reading 2025 Morley-Montgomery Award
Irregular Chronicles of the Early 'Fifties. By Julie McKuras, BSI and Bill Mason, BSI. Part of the BSI archival-history series, Irregular Chronicles of the Early 'Fifties covers 1951 to 1955 and The Rebirth of The Baker Street Journal, The Limited Editions Club, The New York Sherlock Holmes Exhibition, Sherlock Holmes on Broadway, the Sherlock Holmes … Continue reading Irregular Chronicles of the Early ‘Fifties
* * * This BSJ 2025 Christmas Annual was published as part of a subscription to the 2025 Baker Street Journal. While this issue is no longer available, you can get e-copies of all Christmas Annuals through 2011 in the eBSJ PDF Archive. Subscribe to the BSJ today! Table of Contents IntroductionJens Byskov Jensen.A.D. Hendriksen … Continue reading BSJ 2025 Christmas Annual
The Winter 2025 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: The Editor’s Gas-Lamp.Help Wanted: Holmes’s Many CollaboratorsWilliam Hyder.Solving the Problems of “The Red-Headed League”Greg Darak.Rathbone, Bruce, and the BSI (Part II)Jerry Kegley.Clinical Notes by a Resident DoctorRobert Katz.Sherlock Holmes, Overnight SensationDavid MacGregor.The Treatment of Jack FergusonKira Settingsgaard.Holmes and the YardPeter M. German.Professor Moriarty and the Veiled … Continue reading Winter 2025 BSJ
The Autumn 2025 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: The Editor’s Gas-Lamp. Discovery: Ettie Stettheimer, The First Lady of Sherlockian Parody by Daniel L. and Eugene B. Friedman. Rolling on the River in The Sign of the Four by Bruce Harris. It Wasn't the Band: The Use of "Gypsies" in the Canon by Anna Brindisi Behrens. … Continue reading Autumn 2025 BSJ
The Summer 2025 Baker Street Journal includes these articles: The Editor’s Gas-Lamp. A More Serious Matter Than We Had Expected by Burt Wolder. Who Was R.T. Norman? by Matthew Hall. Edmond Locard, the Forensic Pioneer Inspired by Sherlock Holmes by Fabienne Courouge. The Adventure of the Treacherous Translator by Alexander E. Braun. A Case of … Continue reading Summer 2025 BSJ