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| − | It's not terribly clear just what this is other than very clever. The first part is a cross between Sherlock Holmes and Lewis Carroll, composed and originally | + | It's not terribly clear just what this is other than very clever. The first part is a reprint of a cross between [[Sherlock Holmes]] and [[Lewis Carroll]], a [[fannish musical]] composed and originally sung by [[Ruth Berman]] and [[Ron Whyte]] (first published in December 1957 in an edition of four copies). The second part is "The Case of the Minnesota Authors" by [[Robert Pattrick]]. The combined work was published in December 1960 by [[The McArdle Press]]. |
"I took my steely gun in hand, long time the Afghan war I fought. In extremely open field I stood, was Jazailed while I thought." | "I took my steely gun in hand, long time the Afghan war I fought. In extremely open field I stood, was Jazailed while I thought." | ||
Latest revision as of 20:28, 18 June 2021
It's not terribly clear just what this is other than very clever. The first part is a reprint of a cross between Sherlock Holmes and Lewis Carroll, a fannish musical composed and originally sung by Ruth Berman and Ron Whyte (first published in December 1957 in an edition of four copies). The second part is "The Case of the Minnesota Authors" by Robert Pattrick. The combined work was published in December 1960 by The McArdle Press.
"I took my steely gun in hand, long time the Afghan war I fought. In extremely open field I stood, was Jazailed while I thought."
A Sherlockian Christmas Carroll online at fanac.org
| Publication | 1960 |
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