Image: Sherlock Holmes Statue, Baker Street, London, by Patrick C. Creative Commons (via Wikimedia)

About David Lewis

David Lewis is a public speaker, writer, editor and musician. He has given many public lectures on crime fiction, with a special focus on Sherlock Holmes and a particular interest in the Golden Age of Crime Fiction (1920-1960). He is a long-standing member of the Sydney Passengers, incorporating the Sherlock Holmes Society of Australia. His writing on Holmes often appears in the Passengers Log, and he authored a chapter in About Sixty: Why Every Sherlock Holmes Story is the Best, edited by Christopher Redmond.

The Sydney Passengers: sherlock.on.net/

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The Continuing Influence of Sherlock Holmes

Monday, 4 June 2018, 1:00pm – 2:00pm

Venue: Tom Keneally Centre

Part of SMSA’s ‘Airtight Alibi’ Mystery & Crime Festival 2018. Find out more

Sherlock Holmes has been a perennial fixture in crime fiction for 130 years.

Join David Lewis from The Sydney Passengers for a compelling examination of Holmes’ far-reaching influence on Crime Fiction and popular culture.

David will also discuss Holmes’ creator, Arthur Conan Doyle and look at Homes in other media — radio, film, television.

SMSA (Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts)

About David Lewis

The Continuing Influence of Sherlock Holmes

Part of SMSA’s ‘Airtight Alibi’ Mystery & Crime Festival 2018. Find out more

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About David Lewis

Part of SMSA’s ‘Airtight Alibi’ Mystery & Crime Festival 2018. Find out more

Bookings Essential Everyone Welcome!

Click here to book or call 02 9262 7300

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Bookings Essential
Everyone Welcome!