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Monique, Founder and Advisor. Sherlockian, with a tint of diagnostician.
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Margie wrote: "The only downside to reading in Sherlock Holmes life happening chronology vs. ACD publication date is that the chronology is not clear (ACD did NOT worry about continuity at all!) and you will have..."
As you said, I considered this might a tricky task for the newbies. What do you think if the Pups go into the chronology when we reach MUSG?
As you said, I considered this might a tricky task for the newbies. What do you think if the Pups go into the chronology when we reach MUSG?
Margie wrote: "TBH, I recommend you use publication order simply because you will get to some of the freshest and funnest stories first. Many chronologists place VALL not long after STUD and SIGN. Reading three f..."
This is very helpful indeed, Ms Margie! I think I'll take your advice, and start with publication order. Thank you for placing the Klinger timeline here, it'll prove itself useful to us soon.
This is very helpful indeed, Ms Margie! I think I'll take your advice, and start with publication order. Thank you for placing the Klinger timeline here, it'll prove itself useful to us soon.
Last week our goals were to get together and plan with a calendar. However we have a new, interesting discussion that arose— chronology.
There are two paths to take: follow along the order in which the books were originally published by Sir Doyle… OR we can take an adventurous trip, following the order in which the events in the Canon have taken place.
The pros of following the order according to Penlighten, is minute and simple.
We can follow how Sir Doyle planned his Sherlockian universe with the twists of starting from where Watson met Holmes, and then with time, they learn more about each other throughout the chronicles, telling each other about their past(s).
That seems like a plan, but why consider the other option? Elementary.
The timeline of events were not placed in chronological order by Sir Doyle, so Sherlockians decided to put the events in the Canon in their respective dates. Some adventures came before Dr Watson, yet we learn about these cases a bit later on in the Canon.
I propose that following the timeline mended by Sherlockians is a great way to get involved in understanding the stories and take part in Sherlock-nanigans! Imagine comparing the publication dates and our timeline of events hand in hand. There will be more to discuss and more discoveries to share… why you agree or disagree… where there’s an error or not… who knows.
However, will this be to difficult to follow for the Pups?
Before I make the decision for myself, I would like to learn about the Pups’ opinions. If you’re not familiar, that’s quite alright. We are going to learn about it together, so don’t panic. The game’s afoot! Comment below— tweet us— post on Goodreads!
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