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Desiree_Radcliffe said:
Thank you. I used to love Holmes so much. His asexuality was something that really struck a chord with me. I am glad you have that name. I decided to wear my Irene Adler costume, apparently. Haha!
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When I created this account, at the time I was running a Sherlock Book Club for the library I worked at. It met every month fir almost three years. Each month we discussed one of the canonical stories.
 
SherlockianMan said:
When I created this account, at the time I was running a Sherlock Book Club for the library I worked at. It met every month fir almost three years. Each month we discussed one of the canonical stories.
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Oh that is so, so neat! I work at a library right now! I wish I could have attended. :) Nineteenth century literature is definitely my thing. I have an Enola Holmes graphic novel to read. I enjoyed the first film, though Cavill is far too handsome to play Holmes. He will always be Jeremy Brett to me.
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
Oh that is so, so neat! I work at a library right now! I wish I could have attended. :) Nineteenth century literature is definitely my thing. I have an Enola Holmes graphic novel to read. I enjoyed the first film, though Cavill is far too handsome to play Holmes. He will always be Jeremy Brett to me.
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Yay. Always nice to meet another library dweller!
Jeremy Brett is definitely the best Holmes. Certainly the one I grew up with. I agree that Cavill is not great casting, but since I have a massive crush on the giant, lovable nerd that he is, I can look past it.🤣
 
SherlockianMan said:
Yay. Always nice to meet another library dweller!
Jeremy Brett is definitely the best Holmes. Certainly the one I grew up with. I agree that Cavill is not great casting, but since I have a massive crush on the giant, lovable nerd that he is, I can look past it.🤣
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Same! I loved Enola Holmes. Like, her posing as a widow was awkward and hilarious. And I feel I'd probably end up doing something like that myself, even now. Oh my gosh, a Victorian literary fiend! I am going to, like, go full on excited puppy mode!
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
Same! I loved Enola Holmes. Like, her posing as a widow was awkward and hilarious. And I feel I'd probably end up doing something like that myself, even now. Oh my gosh, a Victorian literary fiend! I am going to, like, go full on excited puppy mode!
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If I might make a suggestion, you may like the book "The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher" by Kate Summerscale. It's a non-fiction Victorian true crime about the first real analytical Detective in England who inspire Wilkie Collins.
 
SherlockianMan said:
If I might make a suggestion, you may like the book "The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher" by Kate Summerscale. It's a non-fiction Victorian true crime about the first real analytical Detective in England who inspire Wilkie Collins.
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Oh that's neat. I love nonfiction and Victoriana, but I have to say true crime isn't my thing anymore. I find it too gruesome as I get older. I used to be able to handle the likes of Jack the Ripper and Amelia Dwyer, but now I just have seen too much of the world for it to not phase me. I do want to pick the heck out of your brain, though.
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
Oh that's neat. I love nonfiction and Victoriana, but I have to say true crime isn't my thing anymore. I find it too gruesome as I get older. I used to be able to handle the likes of Jack the Ripper and Amelia Dwyer, but now I just have seen too much of the world for it to not phase me. I do want to pick the heck out of your brain, though.
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Fair enough. Definitely not a subject for everyone. I just thing it's a fascinating piece on the mindset that inspired the detective stories of the time.
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
Hi there. I am feeling a little brave, so I thought I'd post a suggestive picture of myself with an appropriate book. I am terribly shy and haven't posted pictures of myself in several years. Maybe other people would care to post pictures of themselves along this theme? I think it would be fun.

Desiree giveth and Desiree taketh away.
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Wow! Love this pic! 😍
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
So...I didn't go with a book theme this time, but I did decide to wear my Beauty and the Beast necklace....😬

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Not sure how long this will remain up as it's probably the most brazen picture I've ever posted anywhere ever, but there you go. *dies*
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Oh my... 'brazen' it may be but beautiful it definitely is! 😍 Thank you for sharing and for having the confidence to do so! 😊
 
Desiree_Radcliffe said:
So...I didn't go with a book theme this time, but I did decide to wear my Beauty and the Beast necklace....😬

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Not sure how long this will remain up as it's probably the most brazen picture I've ever posted anywhere ever, but there you go. *dies*
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Glad I got here before you took the pic down 😍
Thanks for sharing, Desiree
 
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