In honor of Sir Conan Doyle's birthday....

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I have an old beat up copy of "Sagas of Asgard" by Roger Lancelyn Green that I've had in my possession since I was a kid. Same guy? Related to Richard somehow?

Yep, Roger was Richard's father. In fact, Roger Lancelyn Green's love of Sherlock Holmes inspired young Richard to get into the hobby.

Richard was such a fan of Sherlock Holmes, it is said that when he was 10 years old, he redesigned his attic to be a replica of 221B Baker Street.

 

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Ah-ha!

And aparently many of these works are public domain! You can read Sherlock Holmes for free!

Almost all the Holmes stories are in the public domain. The only exception is the very last set of Sherlock Holmes stories published: "The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes." I don't think they're in the public domain for another year or two. However, if you are a Google master, you'll be able to find pirated copies of these stories online.

 

[Pigeon]

Check out http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7/ as they regularly have excelent dramatisations of Holmes stories, click "listen again" and get em for free.