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Canadian Holmes, magazine of the Bootmakers of Toronto In the current issue St Jean Baptiste Day (Summer) 2007 Volume 30, Number 4 (116th Issue) “Traces of Bootprints”: Barbara Roden, the new editor of Canadian Holmes, reflects on the passing of the torch “'The Black Spaniel' and 'Shoscombe Abbey': The Manuscript of 'Shoscombe Old Place'”: Richard Lancelyn Green takes a closer look at a Sherlockian manuscript “The Case of the Missing Species”: Judith Freeman explains what was wrong in Nathan Garrideb's room “The Mystery of the Missing Fiancé”: What did the fiancé do in the story? Nothing; that was the curious incident, writes Sheldon Goldfarb “A Case for Langdale Pike”: They seek him here, they seek him there . . . but Michael Dirda finally runs Holmes's 'human book of reference' to earth “Letters from Lomax”: Peggy Perdue will whet your appetite as she whips up a feast of Sherlockian cookbooks News and Notes: Keeping an eye on what's afoot In Memoriam: Brant Loper and Ronald Weyman Bootmakers' Diary: Accounts we have from all quarters received

Cover of the latest issue of Canadian Holmes. Canadian Holmes main page A 25-year anthology