The number of Internet sites related to Sherlock Holmes is huge and ever growing.

At this page we shall mention only a few web addresses. These are in return extremely comprehensive and frequently up-dated. If you from these pages can't find what you are searching for, it's probably because it doesn'r exist !!!

Link collections:

• Sherlockian.Net - by Chris Redmond. Perhaps the largest collection. Good overview and easy to navigate in.
  Content: The original Sherlock Holmes stories * Arthur Conan Doyle * Sherlockian resources on the Web * Stage, screen and television * Sherlock Holmes societies * Home pages of individual Sherlockians * Sherlockian things for sale * Pastiches, parodies, new novels * Of collateral interest * Companies called Sherlock * Other notes about Sherlock Holmes * Beyond just Sherlock Holmes * Mysteries in general * England and the Victorian era * Science fiction, horror and kindred fields.

• The Diogenes Club - af David N. Cisler.
  Content: The Library (texts), The Strangers' Room (links), The Gallery (graphics), The Secretary's Office (characters and Sherlockians).

• Sherlock Holmes on Oxford Lane - Bob Burne's site.
  Content: About actors, films, theaters, pictures, quizzes and other stuff.

• Sherlocktron - by Willis Frick.
  Content: Peter Blau's list of Sherlockian societies, Sherlockian Publications, things for sale, dealers, manuscripts, stories, list of members of the Baker Street Irregulars (BSIs) and Adventuresses of Sherlock Holmes (ASHs).

Handy information for the serious Sherlockian:

• Worldwide Holmesian Photo Gallery - Practical "Who's who?" in the Sherlockian world. See who is behind the name.

• ATTENTA! A Poor Bibliophile - is a website for reviews of Sherlock Holmes literature, film, dramatiztions, music etc. Reviews for everyone. You are also strongly encouraged to WRITE A REVIEW for the site. As a common Sherlockian project it will only grow and thrive through common efforts and contributions from many people.

• The Universal Sherlock Holmes - Ronald Burt De Waal's huge list of published Sherlockiana - online and seachable.

• The Sherlock Holmes Atlas - by Jennifer A. Newbury. Geografical references in the Canon accompanied by illustrative maps.

• Chronologies of the Canon - a list of different Canonical Chronologies by: Bell, Christ, Brend, Zeisler, Baring-Gould and John McGowan.

• The Sherlock Holmes Chronicles.
  Content: All the books, cross-referenced books, advanced searching, dialog searching, a full concordance and more.

• The Chronicles of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
  Content: Store, quotes, SH, Doyle's workd and life, games, greeting cards

Discussion groups on the Internet:

• Sherlock Holmes Klubben blog (in Danish) edited by Jens Byskov Jensen.
• The Hounds of the Internet. More serious list.
• Welcome Holmes - informal discussion among Sherlockians.
• Scarlet Street - Fine Sherlock Holmes forum about film, book and radio news.
• Arthur Conan Doyle Internet discussion group
• The Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes mailing list.

Pastiches

• Foxhound's Holmes Page - pastiches, essays, miscellany.

The members' own Sherlock Holmes pages

• Antikvariat. Bjarne Nielsen's crime fiction second hand book store. Also Sherlock Holmes Museum.
• Mia Stampe's: I hear of Sherlock everywhere...: papers, graphics, books, links etc.
• Sherlockation: (in Danish). Henrik Eismark's personal Sherlock Holmes page.
• Søren's Sherlock Holmes side: (in Danish). Søren Bøgvad kretzxchmer's personal Sherlock Holmes page.

The Canon is the collection of the 56 short stories and 4 novels Arthur Conan Doyle wrote about Sherlock Holmes.
The sixty narrations were published between 1887 and 1927, originally in the magazines "Beeton’s Christmas Annual", "The Strand Magazine", "Lippincott’s Magazine", "Harper's Weekly Magazine", "Collier’s Weekly","Liberty", "McClure's Magazine" and "Hearst's International Magazine". Later they came out collected in 9 books.

The Sherlock Holmes stories were illustrated with artwork by Sidney Paget, Richard Gutschmidt, Frank Wiles, Frederic Dorr Steele and other artists.

The 4 novels

• A Study in Scarlet (1887)
• The Sign of the Four (1890)
• The Hound of the Baskervilles (1901-02)
• The Valley of Fear (1914-15)

The 5 collections of short stories

• The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1891-92)
• The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1892-93)
• The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1903-04)
• His Last Bow (1908-17)
• The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes (1921-27)

The Apocrypha

• The Lost Special (1908)
• The Man with the Watches (1908)
• The Field Bazaar (1896)
• How Watson Learned the Trick (1924)
• The Man who was Wanted (between 1892 and 1901)

All the narrations are accessible as e-text. Here is a list of different sources of the Sherlock Holmes stories on the Internet

The official abbreviations of the 60 Sherlock Holmes stories:

In addition to Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories hundreds of pastiches have been written.

A list of Danish publications of the Canon as well as Apocrypha can be found in the catalogue of the collection at the Sherlock Holmes Museum.

Four letter abbreviations for Sherlockian studies.