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Audibly Speaking: Listening to History
Rick Reiman
260 episodes
1 month ago
Art, history and culture are the interests of this podcast, particularly those events, people and instances that mark a break from the ordinary or a bridge from past to present. For the author's ebook entries on Amazon (not free), please visit Amazon.com.
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Art, history and culture are the interests of this podcast, particularly those events, people and instances that mark a break from the ordinary or a bridge from past to present. For the author's ebook entries on Amazon (not free), please visit Amazon.com.
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Books
Arts,
Places & Travel,
Society & Culture
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NEW! A New Sherlock Holmes Part-Pastiche: Doyle’s “The Adventure of Shoscomb Old Place,” with a New Conclusion
Audibly Speaking: Listening to History
48 minutes 30 seconds
8 months ago
NEW! A New Sherlock Holmes Part-Pastiche: Doyle’s “The Adventure of Shoscomb Old Place,” with a New Conclusion

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Some readers, who are avid fans of the atmosphere of the story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes tale, “The Adventure of Shoscomb Old Place,” may be disappointed with the hastily wrapped conclusion that Doyle sought fit to conclude the story.  As a pastiche, a different ending concludes this audio narration of the tale. Will Sir Robert Norburton get his just deserts after all. Listen and learn to find out.

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Audibly Speaking: Listening to History
Art, history and culture are the interests of this podcast, particularly those events, people and instances that mark a break from the ordinary or a bridge from past to present. For the author's ebook entries on Amazon (not free), please visit Amazon.com.