PODCAST – Remarkable Power of Stimulus Book Launch & Author Reading

I awoke in the morning and the planetree greeted me covered in new spring buds outside the window of my old familiar bedroom. I took a breath, and his horrible first pipe filled my heart with gratitude. Today I wasn’t alone – Sherlock Holmes was back! Last night we poached an evildoer. Colonel Sebastian Moran, ‘the second most dangerous man in London.”

Steve Emecz of MX Publishing hosts the Podcast. Gretchen Altabef, author of Remarkable Power of Stimulus reads from her novel. Q & A follows.

Works Refered to:

Maureen Whittaker’s book: Jeremy Brett: Playing a Part. The complete performance biography. And Sherlock Holmes IS Jeremy Brett.

J.T. McDaniels, is a Shakespearian actor, an audiobook narrator for MX Publishing, author of Returning, Bacalao, Shakespearian Performance: A Beginners Guide, poet, and others.

Geri Shear is an MX novelist and short story writer. Her Sherlock Holmes and Lady Beatrice series enjoys an international readership.

Susan Knight is the MX Publishing Author of Mrs. Hudson Goes to Ireland, and Mrs Hudson Investigates.

Petr Kopl’s wonderful Graphic Novels. The one I refered to is The Final Problem.

Tracy Revels, Shadowfall – A Novel of Sherlock Holmes, Shadowblood, Shadowwraith Trilogy.

Gretchen Altabef is an MX author of Sherlock Holmes novels. Mondadori Publishing has translated These Scattered Houses into Italian. Ms. Altabef strives to emulate Dr. John Watson’s and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s literary style. The first, These Scattered Houses, is in Holmes’ own voice and resourcefully chronicles the last two months of his ‘great hiatus’. The second in the series is, Remarkable Power of Stimulus. After 3 years away, Holmes finds London awash in murders, No. 221B under siege, anarchists threatening Paris, and the return of Irene Adler. Fully aware he is being watched by Moriarty’s men, Holmes steps out of the cab into Baker Street knowing he will find Watson’s friendship and unerring aim are as dependable as the British Rail.