Written by Hannah Rummel (You can read about the best quotes from A Study in Pink here.) It seems that when a Sherlock fan is asked which episode is their favourite, this is the normal response: “I don’t know. They’re … Continue reading
Written by Lauren Shultz As is very evident in this show, Sherlock Holmes can be insensitive to people’s feelings, to say the least. However, every now and then, he does something that redeems all of his previous misdeeds. Even though … Continue reading
Written by Hannah Rummel Everyone knows that when it comes to Sherlock it is, if anything, one of the wittiest shows on television. The show’s terrific trio of writers, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, and Stephen Thompson, pour their heart and … Continue reading
Written by Stephanie Bell Imagine you are at work, sitting at your desk, putting the finishing touches on an important presentation you will give to a client. You are concentrating; trying to find just the right words to clinch a … Continue reading
Written by Stephanie Bell In his Oscar-nominated performance, Benedict Cumberbatch is riveting as the brilliant 20th-century mathematician Alan Turing in director Morten Tyldum’s The Imitation Game. Turing led a group of cryptographers at Great Britain’s Bletchley Park who broke the … Continue reading
Written by Lauren Shultz As every Sherlockian knows, nothing is ever as simple as it appears at first sight in this show. At the end of ‘His Last Vow’, a video of Jim Moriarty, who is presumed dead, was shown … Continue reading
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Welcome to our brand new fansite dedicated to all things Sherlock! To make this site the best it can be we are looking for contributors to write for us on a regular basis.
If you are interested in joining our team please send us an example of one of the following:
1) A news feature – A write-up of a Sherlock-related news item. Please credit, and link to, the source(s) from which you got your information. Word count: 300-500 words
2) A list article – A Sherlock-related Top Five list. e.g. ‘Five Best Mycroft Moments.’ Word count: 500 words in total.
3) A review – A review of a Sherlock-related product or production e.g. a recent film starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Word count: 500 words.
And that’s it! Which one you pick is up to you. There is only one proviso: as this is an all-ages site, please refrain from using gratuitous profanity or deliberately offensive language in your pieces. If in doubt, think: what would Sherlock say?
Just send your pieces to us via the contact form below. All submissions will be read and those who make the grade will be notified and, if suitable, their work will be shared on this site. We look forward to reading your stuff.
UPDATE:
Many have asked if we are accepting fan art as well as written pieces – and the answer is yes! We’d love to receive your artwork and will do our best to feature it on the site. Just email it to sherlockshome@hotmail.com.
The game is on!
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