Watsonian Vol. 2, No. 1 (Spring 2014)

Description

This is the Spring 2014 issue of the Watsonian, edited by Joanne Yates, JHWS “Sandy.”

The digital edition of this volume is a DRM-free PDF file for download.

Print editions of this issue are no longer available.

This issue features:

• From the Editor’s Desk
  Joanne Yates, JHWS “Sandy”
• Trifles
  Melissa Anderson, JHWS “Faith”
• Watson’s Unspoken Diagnosis
  Robert S Katz, JHWS “Willow”
• The Anti-Memoirs of Dr Watson
  Benoit Guilielmo, JHWS “Cicero”
• Rob Ryan’s New Novel Featuring Dr Watson
  M C Scott
• The Highly Irregular Shilling
  Harrison Hunt, JHWS “Dash”
• Coin of the Canonical Realm
  Nicholas Utechin, JHWS “Rex”
• From Russia with Love
  Linnea Dodson, JHWS “Dixie”
• Recreating 221B
  Denny Dobry, JHWS “Kirby”
• First Appearances, A Crossword
  Margie Deck, JHWS “Gwen”
• Two-Dozen Quiz Answers
• In Defense of the Swamp Adder
  Ron Lies, JHWS “Chips”
• I Am/Am Not Watson
  Bonnie MacBird, JHWS “Lady”
• Watsonian Wit
  John Foster, JHWS “Barney”
• Watson and Holmes: A Study in Explanations
  Francine Kitts, JHWS “Holly”
• Behold the Fruits of Laborious Days and Pensive Nights
  Joseph Kruth, JHWS, “Marlowe”
• A Dissection of Cyanea Capillata
  Ariana Maher, JHWS “Carla”
• Chaplin’s First State Role (Almost)
  Stephan Arthur, JHWS “Dalton”
• Watson’s Club
  Molly Carr, JHWS “Brenda”
• Behind the Walls of Barts
  Robert S Katz, JHWS “Willow”
• Ship’s and Arcadia: Some Notes About Dr Watson’s Tobacco
  Harrison Hunt, JHWS “Dash”
• The Younger Watson
  Roger Johnson, JHWS “Count”
• “The Greatest Living Authority Upon Tropical Disease:” Dr Ainstree
  Michele Lopez, JHWS “Reggie”
• Stapleton Revisited
  Donald A. Yates, JHWS “Pal”
• Doctor Watson’s Natural and Preternatural Imagery in The Hound of the Baskervilles, with a Comment on the Birds
  Don Libey, JHWS “Buttons”
• Ever Polishing the Doctor’s Brass Plate
  Don Libey, JHWS “Buttons”
• Musgrave Ramble
  Charles Press, JHWS “Rofer”
• Answers to the Crossword, “First Appearances”
  Margie Deck, JHWS “Gwen”