The Baker Street Journal is published on a quarterly basis (Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter) and has been in existence since its founding in 1946 by Edgar W. Smith. With the informal slogan "Never before has so much been written by so many for so few," the Journal has been and continues to be a widely-respected source of scholarship about Sherlock Holmes.
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BSI Book Sale! For a limited time only, save $10 in our Deal Table sale of the Hound of the Baskervilles manuscript facsimile.
Conan Doyle Sesquicentennial Harvard's Houghton Library sponsored a Symposium and Exhibition in May 2009. A Limited Edition Boxed Set of books is being published with advance orders taken now.
BSJ Christmas Annual 2008 David F. Morrill examines the movie and TV versions of The Sign of the Four. For more details and to order see the BSJ Christmas Annual 2008 page.
