the strand

The great game is on! And by the great game, we mean the invention of modern fandom as we know it. (Although we also discuss The Great Game, which: nerds.) This week, Emily and V go further back in the fandom time machine than we've ever gone or likely ever will. The Victorian gaslamp fandom of Sherlock Holmes lost their main man this week in 1893, and in the first documented act of modern fandom, promptly lost its shit. We take a look at what it meant to be a Sherlock Holmes fan back then and what it still means today. Are you a Sherlockian? Which adaptation is your favorite?

Episode #483! This episode we cover a whole mess of Cool Stuff! First up, DL brings the newest issue of Cinema Retro Magazine featuring an article on the movie The Omega Man. Scott tells us about James Dean - A Short Life by Venable Herndon which was a new find at NYC's The Strand bookstore. Scott also brings a few more books he scored in NYC to the table. After that, DL talks a little about the American Born Chinese Disney+ show from Gene Luen Yang and the three volume manga Crazy Food Truck by Rokurou Ogaki. Check it out!

Episode #482! After not recording for a couple of weeks, we are back with another all-new episode. This week Scott gives us his NJ/NYC trip details. Check it out.

In this episode, Lake Bell (In A World) and Tribeca’s Davy Gardner discuss the human voice and Lake's audio-only book, "Inside Voice". The episode also features a live talk, where Lake is interviewed by Pushkin's Malcolm Gladwell, at the book's opening night event in New York City at The Strand book store's rare book room. 

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