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ABC Brisbane broadcast
There is an audio file available for a broadcast made by ABC Brisbane on the Afternoon programme. The presenter talks to Katie Woods about the great Holmes and his creator.
www.blogs.net.au/queensland/2012/06/classic-novels-sherlock-holmes-the-detective-genre.html
Not sure if this link will work though!
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Re: ABC Brisbane broadcast
Here's another link regarding Holmes:
"For more than a century, Sherlock Holmes has been the World's Greatest Detective. But why is a character created in Victorian London still so popular today? To find out, Rod Quinn spoke to Nick Utechin, who has been a member of the Sherlock Holmes Society since he was 14, and edited the Society's journal for thirty years. In this interview Nick explores the way the man in the deerstalker hat has been portrayed on film and TV, and reveals that the first time Holmes appeared outside the pages of an Arthur Conan-Doyle story was on the London stage. "
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