55 The Veiled Lodger from The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (1927) Audiobook
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- The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger was first published in Liberty magazine in 1927, in January, two months before The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place.
I think it's a great story. I read it ages ago, but re-read it over Christmas. I'm glad I ended the series on this one. Please let me know your thoughts in the comments!
I'd be very glad to hear your views on this story, as it kind of blew me away for all sorts of reasons. It's been a long haul to get these on to TH-cam but finally the channel boasts all the Sherlock Holmes tales and novels and quite a few other Conan Doyle stories too, including many of his historical and supernatural ones.
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Greg
Congratulations, Greg! What a fantastic achievement - and the vast amount of work that you have put into it is just eye-watering. Thank you so very much for bringing these stories not just to us but also to life - your narrations are the gold standard and so atmospheric. Just perfect.
Thank you, Yvonne! Glad you enjoyed them! Best wishes!
Thank you for the amazing gift of your voice and these stories. I enjoy listening to them again when I can. I vote for Christie next. If you ever tire of mystery, I think you would do a fantastic job of the Jeeves series by PG Wodehouse. You would do a fantastic job reading the shipping report! Looking forward to what you do next.
Dogger Bank! Thanks Jayce. There is a version of What Ho, Jeeves read by me on audible, if that's of interest. Quite a few of them are still in copyright in the US, all of them in UK and EU.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I didn’t know you had a title on Audible but I will look now!
Thank you once again for an amazing performance bringing this story and Sherlock & Co. to life!
I would love to hear more Sherlock Holmes style stories. I love how these adventures are performed by you!
Thanks Zeth.
Congratulations! If you are open to recommendations, may I suggest Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan (published 1894)? Machen was an enthusiast of the occult very much in the spirit of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle!
I'll check it out! Thanks D Kutlay
I had expected that there would be more stories featuring Moriarty??
But I have so enjoyed all of my adventures in London with my two English friends.
Yes, so have I, J&K! All the best!
As great as all your performances are, this time you outdid yourself.
Thanks Mike. Kind of you - I tried to pull my socks up for the last outing.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio You really did. I do voice over myself and I truly appreciate your talent from a professional viewpoint as well as just enjoying the way you tell a story.
⭐ WAY TO GO GREG! 👍 🤗
⭐ GREG WAGLAND - THE GREATEST SHERLOCK HOLMES STORIES NARRATOR IN HISTORY!
Ha! Thanks Rocketeer! You are too kind!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio ⭐ I FULLY MEANT IT. I'VE HEARD A NUMBER OF NARRATORS DO THE STORIES. NOT ONE OF THEM WAS AS GOOD AS YOU ARE.
#FACT
The GOAT as the Yanks would say👍😜
Thank you for this Greg your a wonderful reader
So sad your Sherlock Holmes renditions have come to an end..I look forward to more content!
I think your work has been a gift of healing during the pandemic. You will probably never know how much these stories went beyond entertainment and became a source of solace.
Thank you Janside. I do hope so! All the best to you and yours.
Greg saved my life during Covid! Sounds silly now but I was scared. Love you forever Greg 💓
One of the saddest stories from the whole series, so only right that it’s the final one.✊♥️
Yes. I think you're right there, Julie. (Although The Missing 3/4s is up there) Thanks for your support!
So glad you've finally finished his works. I always find myself wishing there were more, but then I go back and find some old story I haven't heard for a while and it's almost like new. Thank you for reading these to us all, you are a godsend. I hope to listen to many new stories by you, and though it may not fall in your normal line, I might recommend The Martian by Andy Weir. It's quite a good adventure book.
Thanks Chris. I did enjoy the film of The Martian. I expect it's still in copyright... I'm glad you've enjoyed the Sherlock adventures. All the best!
Yes!! You gave us the gift of complete Sherlockian joy! Thank you Greg Wagland!!
Edit: I would freak out if you read some Poirot (Murder in Mesopotamia is currently not available in full without an AI on TH-cam) not sure if it's not in the public domain, but many later works are... I'm confused. Anyway. Poe would be great, Lovecraft. Anything you read, I'll listen to. 🖤🖤🖤
it is on bbciplayer, the full cast drama.
I agree to the idea of Lovecraft. No one has yet done his work complete justice. Many of his works would benefit from your voice.
Yay! Great job recording the entire canon! This is a good story to save for last 🦁
Thanks Christopher. It turned out to be a good one to finish on. cheers.
Thank you so very much Greg for all your wonderful readings, and all your hard work. Really don't mind what you record next. I could listen to your marvellous voice reading a menu! Don't knock yourself though. You're a gorgeous soul.🥰
Very kind of you, Sue. Cheers and all the best!
Everyone listen to these stories owe an debt of gratitude towards Greg..Appreciation and admiration for turning these written peace's into voice and what a amazing way to do it , a precise pronunciation with soothing American touch.Much obliged. I think
Thank you very much for that, Code Easly
I could not agree more!
I’m a daily listener now for over three years. So, yes, I can recite many lines by heart. How about Shakespeare for the late starter? Many thanks, Mr. Wagland! -Ellen
I could not agree more!
I’m a daily listener now for over three years. So, yes, I can recite many lines by heart. How about Shakespeare for the late starter? Many thanks, Mr. Wagland! -Ellen
What an incredible achievement. The ultimate and most masterfully told holmes stories there ever will be. I've been waiting for this one, it's melancholic knowing it was the last one left. I've listened to them all many times over. Can't wait to see what your upto next. All the best Greg and once again thank you so so much. These stories have helped through both good times and bad the last nearly 6 years. All the best ❤
I agree, these are the definitive Sherlock Holmes audio stories as far as I'm concerned
Thank you for all the good work you've done and for every single story!
Always great stories well told by an excellent tale teller ………..always excited to see a notification 😊👍
How I remember this one! The case is closed. Yes but then again it never really ends for those of us who loved these stories from an early age and always will. Thank you.
Well said! I feel the same!
I listen literally EVERY night. I've listened to these stories more times than I could remember, but I always discover something new with each relisten. Just as David Suchet is for many "The Poirot", you are "The Holmes"! Cheers , GW!
Thank you, Jason - it's great to be in such august company!
Congratulations on all your success. I originally followed/subscribed to your channel for Hound of the Baskervilles but was extremely ecstatic that you kept going with everything Sherlock Holmes. You read very well indeed.
I have to say, I had never read any Sherlock Holmes, but listening to your readings is very pleasurable! I always thought, that they would be too difficult to read because of the “old fashioned” way of speaking. I enjoy listening to them very much. Look forward to seeing who you introduce me to next. Thank you.
Thanks Linda. Really glad you enjoyed them. Cheers.
So sad we've run out of Sherlock but at least I can go back & hear them all again as often as i choose & so brilliantly read.
Yes please for Poe ☠️
Poe. Pref registered! Thanks EJ Gee
Cheers Creg thank you for all your hard work I'm a audio engineer I have to say all your work is recorded really well all the best for the future
Thanks Paul. That's a reassuring comment. I'm a terrible one for mucking about with the settings. Cheers and all the best.
Wow! I'm going through all the stories in order and haven't started Casebook yet, but great job completing this body of work. So far, yours is honestly the definitive rendition of Holmes to me, it's the one I hear when I think of the character. Thank you for all the work that went into these!
I'll look forward to anything that comes next, but if you still need suggestions, I recently scoured for H.G. Wells on your channel and was left wishing for more. :)
Thank you SD... I've done quite a bit of HG Wells and it's on Audible and other outlets. My favourite Wells novel is Tono Bungay - not to everyone's taste - but that's on there too. Cheers
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Ahh, that's great to know, I'll check it out! Thanks for the response 😄
“Your life is not your own!” Great line, there. Thank you Greg for your wonderful wonderful readings of these classic stories.
It is a great line, I agree, Bruce. All the best!
I’m glad you commented on this. My thoughts exactly. Sui*ide was seen as a criminal offence until relatively recently, punishable by death I kid you not if caught in the act or as an accomplice to said act . I may be incorrect but it was certainly a criminal offence, probably related to Catholicism/ religious reasons. It’s not our life to be done away with but God’s. Or something like that. Anyway we live in different times now. For better or worse. She said it, never judge lest you walk in my shoes and Holmes had no reply.
Well, the only thing now is to go back to the beginning and listen to these fanastic recordings all over again. Thank you Greg and thanks for kinda breaking the 4th wall and chatting to us at the end. Would you be tempted to have a go at The Lost World?
My version of The Lost World is available on a podcast called Classic Breakdown! I’m breaking the 4th wall with a wrecking ball in that one! Be warned!
Dear Greg. That was excellent, thankyou so very much. And what an accomplishment! All the stories done now. Such fine renditions, very much appreciated.
What next I wonder?!
All best wishes and a heartfelt thankyou for sharing all of the SH tales.
Thank you Clair. Glad you enjoyed them. All the best
1st😮😜😜
Thank you Greg Sir For yet another Sherlock adventure to get my Headphones on for and Enjoy your Dulcet Tones🙏👍
Enjoy!Cheers TheNeilo.
One of my least favorite Holmes stories but one that has a powerful & important message! Thanks for recording! I'm always promoting your work with my fellow Holmes/Conan Doyle fans! Cheers Warren of the Regina Irregulars!
Thank you Warren! Yes, it's not a story of derring-do but a nice way to wrap up the series. Thanks for promoting me. Where do the Regina Irregulars hang out?
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio -- Hi Greg! We hang out in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada! We meet monthly & each month we focus on one of the canon stories: this month, it's "The Yellow Face." I'm also on TH-cam & I cited your work in a video I made about "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes": th-cam.com/video/LBYxju2C_iI/w-d-xo.html
If you give it a look, let me know what you think! Cheers Warren!
Congratulations
And thank you!
This is the first time on YT, I have suggested something on a channel and the owner listened. That is why, my good sir, you are brilliant!
Cheers Saad! We aim to please! Best wishes.
Once again, excellent work! I love the slow pacing and the silences. So many narrators seem to be afraid to pause between sentences, and yet it is a natural part of speech. It makes your narration soothing to listen to, on top of a very pleasant voice.
I love a silence, me! Cheers txnygot (pause)..... w
one of my favourite channels on youtube
What the heck is this? 12:51
Thank you, Greg! You kept me going over lockdowns! Your voice is now for me completely synonymous with the Holmes stories - that is the biggest compliment I can pay you. You are a wonderful reader - a consummate vocal performer. My sincere thanks!
Very kind of you, RDS. Best wishes.
Thank you, Greg! I think you are right about the depths of "The Veiled Lodger," and I think it may be wrapped up in Holmes' words, "Your life is not your own." About patient suffering in an impatient world. Profound, needed. And thank you for all your reading. I hardly want to listen to anyone else. Keep it up!
You're awesome Greg
Thank you super much for another reading 😊
Kind of you, Catherine. Appreciado muchos
Thankyou so much for all the Sherlock stories. After this I’ll no doubt start from the beginning (again) 🤣
Why not! Cheers Psychic
A very fine read my good sir Greg. At the end of the story I was slightly dissapointed with how little Sherlock Holmes did in this story, like in the Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb. But I do agree with your view of the story. It is thought provoking. Also you saying that it is the final canon story got me to wonder how I first heard of Sherlock Holmes. Was it a movie, the poster with the hat and pipe, a cartoon or did someone mention him or his proffession. In any case this story does show on of the greatest virtues that Sherlock Holmes can teach us in my view. He is a great listener.
I look forward to more content from you. Cannot wait to hear what you will read for you next^^
Thank you Strutter. I can't quite remember how I first encountered Sherlock Holmes. Possibly a Basil Rathbone / Nigel Bruce afternoon matinee on TV when I was a lad! Cheers!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I have to settle with that it might have been Disney's Mouse Detective. Great movie, which had sound clips of Basil Rathbone from the Red-Headed League.
at last ! Another one ! thank you greg ! from Normandie France
You’re right. “Patience in suffering is a rare thing in an impatient world.”
Excellent reading as ever. You are a star Sir.
Many thanks for a fine audio contribution to British Literature !
Only Your voice justifies the SHerlock Holmes stories mate.
I've tried listening to other such audiobooks but couldn't find your sweetness
The narration has always been amazing and the ending to the Sherlock stories was magnificent, the emotion that you put into it really shows and made it really something special. A very good ending to an amazing series.
Thank you Lake Nate!
Yay! You've done it again wagwag man. Xx
This is hard to believe that this is the last ACD+Holmes story! I guess I will go back to the first and listen to them all again. I also look forward to other stories you read for us.
I know. Thanks Holly!
Just wonderful Greg. Your voice and performance are what I heard in my mind's ear when I first started reading the collected works of Sherlock Holmes in the 60s. Thank you so much!
Thank you, RAS - T. It's kind of you to comment - much appreciated.
Reader is expert at the lower class English accents. Superbly done.
Been following since the beginning, what an epic achievement! Perhaps Poirot next?
Thank you, Lee. Yes, possibly Poirot or an early non Poirot AC.
Wonderful reading Mr. Wagland. Thank you very much for sharing your work with us. 😊
You're very welcome, TA.
Ohhhhh, Greg...you once again showcased your beautiful talent! Dr. Watson's voice sounded aged, as it should be, I believe; and Holmes' chatacter, you always are spot on when it comes to delivering his "personality". Fantastic job!,👍
Very sad story for the two friends to have experienced the presence of the Veiled Lodger. Holmes most likely was depressed for days after getting the note. I shall miss new stories from these gentlemen but, alas, the stories you have read on them are here forever for us to come back to. That's what I do every single night. I am truly one of your faithful listeners. Thank you for sharing your immense talent of reading/performing to us.
I love Bristish writers from the 18th and 19th centuries so whatever you will read next will be listened to by me.
Good luck, Greg.😘
Hi LilBits. Thank you so much for your comments! All the best!
I love your readings Greg and I will certainly revisit Holmes' stories in the future. I also love your 'Classic Breakdown' podcast reading of Dracula, please continue! For a follow up to Holmes, why not look up 'The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes' compilation that was put together by Hugh Greene in the 1970s, and which showcases a number of authors who were writing short detective fiction around the same time as Conan Doyle. The stories themselves are in the public domain and they are a great jumping off point for exploring the emerging market for detective fiction in the wake of Conan Doyle's success in the Strand Magazine.
Keep up the excellent work Greg and many thanks for your excellent readings.
Thank you Carol for the tip. I'll have a look for that title. All the best
Thank you
I cannot thank you enough Greg for what you've brought us over these couple of years. Your reading voice sounds like a highly trained voice 😃, it takes away all the fatigue and stress of the day!
I always loved reading Perry Mason too. Hope to hear one of those read by you. Thanks again
Hi, Latika Dhar. Glad you find my voice (trained a bit!) soothing/relaxing! Not sure about Perry M due to copyright but who knows - maybe eventually! Best wishes.
Thank you. I think the Canterbury Tales would sound amazing by you
Is there a good 'translation' that's not in copyright I wonder? Neville Coghill was the one we did at school I remember. Will have a look, baron!
@Sherlock Holmes Stories Magpie Audio ya if ya read it as written originally most people will not understand it very well. As far as copyrights and such I'm the kinda guy that just wants to stuff litigious types in a gibbet, or woodchipper nowdays, feet first of course, I wouldn't want them to miss anything.
A very large thank you for all of the stories you've made accessible. I've had many of the stories in my bookshelf for years, but it's simply much better coming from you than the voice in my head :)
Thank you RQ
Thank you so much for all the recordings! I knew the stories from Czech translations but your narration painted them in true vivid British Victorian colours for me, even more than the Jeremy Brett series did. There are hundreds of details I suddenly noticed and understood, and dozens of historical trivia I learned.
This story truly is very moving. I remember the sentence "I´m sending you my temptation" from my childhood. The final conversation between Holmes and the veiled lady is so... human. It shows what a vast gap, or even a precipice there is between two people who lead vastly different lives. It´s like they each live in a different world. And the reader can understand both of them. Holmes´ words must have sounded incredibly hollow to the veiled lady... and yet she was strong enough to obey them.
Holmes doesn´t sound like the usual Holmes here. I think sir A.C. Doyle knew conversations like this from his medical practice. Perhaps he was in the role of Holmes, talking to patients with cancer about the importance of patience in this impatient world, but knowing how hard it is for them...
I´d love to hear you narrate Walden by H.D. Thoreau, plus Brother Cadfael stories by Ellis Peters, but they´re probably not out of copyright :-( And a Polish chemist Waclaw Golembowicz wrote great Holmes pastiches "Chemical Stories of Sherlock Holmes".
Hi MartaVdz Very interesting observations. I think there is something very spiritual here - something Doyle is acknowledging perhaps as he comes to the end of his career. That Holmes has limited powers in the great scheme of things? Anyway, I did find it a great story on which to end. Someone sent me 'Walden' and I'm afraid I've never opened it: I'll have a look at it soon! These Chemical Stories sound very interesting - are they available in English translation do you know?
Thanks MartaVdz!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Oh yeah, agreed! "That Holmes has limited powers in the great scheme of things?" Might very well be. It shows how much times had changed and sir Conan Doyle had changed, since Holmes was seen as an all-powerful protection against criminals like Jack the Ripper in the 1890´s. The last few cases are also more modest, no big state affairs 🙂
Unfortunately, it looks like the nine Chemical Stories haven´t been translated into English 😞 Which is a shame because they really are interesting. Well-built plots with unusual details. They include a story where a duke puts his diamonds in a bank safe but a month later, he finds worthless pebbles in their places. And a story where Holmes sees an oddly woven spider web in a garden and insists on investigating, because he deduces that someone is poisoning someone with a certain type of alcaloids in that house.
I hope they will be translated into English some day 🙂
All the best to you, sir, it´s been an honour 😊
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Congratulations on your great journey and thank you so much for our pleasure. ❤
Thank you so much!
Fabulous
Thanks Simon.
Nicely done and thanks for this princely gift. You’re right; it’s much stronger than the others in the last collection. It doesn’t matter that Holmes didn’t solve something, it was an enthralling story.
Yes. Glad you enjoyed it, Angelino. Cheers!
Sad to hear it's the last one.Thank you!!! Good thing I can hear them over and over.
Yes. Let's hope so!
Thank you for your efforts and talents to bring the whole cannon to us! You have become THE voice in my head for these readings and I look forward to whatever you choose to gift us with next. 💜
Thank you, Jeri. Kind of you.
Can you record more home's short stories. "The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes" is a collection of twelve short stories featuring the world-famous detective Sherlock Holmes, as narrated by his loyal friend and biographer Dr. John Watson. The stories were written by Adrian Conan Doyle, the youngest son of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and John Dickson Carr, a celebrated mystery writer.
The stories in the collection are set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and feature some of Holmes' most famous cases, such as "The Adventure of the Speckled Band" and "The Adventure of the Final Problem." The collection also includes lesser-known cases, such as "The Adventure of the Seven Clocks" and "The Adventure of the Unique Hamlet."
The stories are authorized by the Conan Doyle Estate, which means that they are considered to be true to the original series. Fans of Sherlock Holmes will appreciate the attention to detail and the faithful representation of the world of Victorian London.
"The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes" was first published in 1954 and has since become a classic work of detective fiction. It is a must-read for fans of Sherlock Holmes and for anyone who enjoys a good mystery.
"The Secret Journal of Dr. Watson" by Phil Growick is a collection of short stories that are purportedly written by Watson and feature new cases for Holmes to solve.
While these stories are not considered part of the original canon of Sherlock Holmes stories, they can be an enjoyable read for fans of the character and the genre.
Agatha Christie would be fantastic. I have listened to your readings so many times. You have become the voices of Holmes and Watson to me. Thank you so much.
Thank you and thanks for the tip, MKR. You may find that my voices for Agatha Christie are indistinguishable
from my Arthur Conan Doyle ones ;-) Cheers!
"knocked her over" -- over what? Preposition requires object, otherwise it's not a PRE - position. Get with it, Doyle!
Agatha Christie would be awesome, so would Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman! Thank you for your wonderful readings.❤
WOW! I thought we'd reached the end of the Holmes Canon. MORE? Oh, joy! This is like finding an extra donut with the dozen you ordered. YUMMY!!!
Ha! But totally different to finding an extra donut but the dog's found it and licked off the glazing.
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Another very fine reading, thank you very much. Artificial voices will never replace real talent.
Yes, I agree. Thanks, Deirdre.
Wonderful as usual! 😃 Our new direction can only be the Live Tour.And of course I will be managing that! 😝 ♥️
The Live Tour, of course. We'll need more Fridge Magnets, Mugs and kimonos for the merchandise stand. Leave that with you! Cheers Ring!
Amazing stuff about Sherlocks homes.📕👍😁 2:46
Greg, it has been a boon to hear u read these terrific stories & I agree this last is the most thought provoking as it plays out, little detecting but a much clearer view of Holmes humanity. Smashing, many thanks for the journey.
Yes GW, ditto @RickPound but with New York lingo.
A good one to end on, yes. Thanks Rick, but the pleasure was mine!
Wonderful reading, sir. Thank you.
Pleasure, SF
Another brilliant performance! Thank you Greg!!
Thank you Mr Wagland. 😊
Thanks Hild. PS I visited a church dedicated to St Hilda only a couple of days ago.
@Sherlock Holmes Stories Magpie Audio fantastic. She has a great history on the East Coast, especially from Sunderland down to Whitby. Hope you enjoyed your visit
Wonderful, thank you! 🥰
Thank you for listening, Annica
A masterfully written story masterfully read by a master storyteller
Thank you, JK
Thank you so, so much for all the effort you have put into these productions. Beautifully read and by far the best delivery I have heard since I discovered these stories almost forty years ago. The work you have put in is greatly appreciated. I have to say, you come across as a thoroughly lovely chap and wish you all the best for the future of your channel.
Very kind of you Matt Matt. Thank you, sir!
Now that you are finished with canon Sherlock Holmes, have you given any thought about recording "The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", or does that violate a copyright?
The book is great.
Yes, I'm afraid so, Dean. Pretty modern - and Stephen King's lawyers are probably on the ball!
Good evening!!! Please, to all the avid listeners, I have been searching for a Sherlocl Holmes story that I can never finish because I always fall sleep. The problem is that I can not remember the tittle and its making me crazy! I alredy listen to basically all the playlist...twice... and even ask my wife for help... and we can not find it...I am starting to think that my brain created the story or maybe its just a dream... can someone help me find it?
The story starts with Watson talking about the warm weather... then Holmes comes to eat dinner, I think he makes fun of the book watson is reading... then Watson ask him where was him during the whole day... and try to makes Holmes answer... at some point Watson ask something like "locally?" Refering to the place of the investigation and Holmes tells him that yes, very... that he was at the basement and told Watson that if he wants to know what he is working on he muat promise not to leave the house or talk to anyone... Watson accept but a couple of days later an old friend of Watson comes looking for him and against Sherlock instructions he invites in... THATS THE POINT WHERE I ALWAYS FELL SLEEP!!!
PLEASE HELP!!! I need to know the end of the story or I will never be able to sleep again...
8 months later...
Good evening everyone, some months ago, I wrote a comment asking help to find a story, I got some answers but no one can identify it, so I decided to listen to all the stories in order to find it. Here I am, 6 months later and I did not find it!!! I am truly starting to think that I dream this and it doesnt actually exist!!! It starts describing a very cold and foggy day, sherlock its at the basement making a lot of noise and watson is reading something, then at dinner sherlock tells watson something about a very important experiment (something about bullets being fired, i think) and tells him that if he wants to know about this he must promise to stay at home and not talk to anyone, watson accepts this and sherlock goes back to the basement; then in the middle of the nigth a friend of watson arrives at the house and ask him to receive him. Thats the part where I always felt asleep. If anyone can help me with this I will be forever grateful!!! I am sure that im not creative enough to dream the story by myself but I listened to all the stories here, even the pastiches and I CAN NOT FOUND IT, maybe I dont remember correctly or I dont know... help please!!
It is just today that I've finally finished listening to everything as part of my annual recollection. Your brilliant, clear voice has accompanied me throughout my long suffering office job in where I thought I have no time for my yearly "rereading" of the entire collection.
I've been a subscriber for long now, eagerly waiting for all of the stories to be narrated by such an amazing, talented man as yourself. And it has finally come to fruition. I cannot thank you enough.
I look forward to your future endeavors! I will definitely check out your other uploads, and continue to be enchanted with your wonderful voice.
P.S. I wonder if we would have a chance on the Exploits of Sherlock Holmes? I have a few but notable favorites there. Or Seven Percent Solution. Either way, time to delve in some Poe!
I'm very glad you've enjoyed them and thank you so much for your kind comments. Sorry about the office job! I'm guessing there are copyright problems but I'm sure we can find other great public domain works. Cheers Burrito. Now I'm hungry!
can you record this. "The House of Silk" is a Sherlock Holmes novel that is authorized by the Conan Doyle Estate and written by Anthony Horowitz. It is narrated by Watson and follows Holmes and Watson as they investigate a case involving art theft and murder.
Sadly this is a very recent work so will be under copyright for many many decades. Sorry to disappoint, Aayushi!
Can you please record the two books which I have mentioned in the comments? I am grateful for you work. It is my humble request. Please can you kindly record these two. Thank you.
I fear that these books you mention, Aayushi, are still in copyright and I cannot record them.
What a great achievement Greg, Congratulations! You're one of my favorite people on TH-cam. Wish you all the best for whatever is coming next, but my favorites are pastiches and other victorian era horror/detective stories. Cheers from India.
Thank you Parth Khare. Cheers to you!
A beautiful story and a fitting end to your Sherlock Holmes stories ..thank you so much for countless hours and countless more to come.....there is one book in particular I'd love to hear you narrate and I believe it's in the public domain ...wind in the willows , would dearly love to hear you do that ..and the varied voices you could bring to mole,ratty,toad and mr badger
That's a great idea! Thanks Pete.
Thanks so much for all your wonderful readings. Your channel is excellent. I would love to hear some Agatha Christie stories. Many thanks once again.
Thank you, Christine. Cheers!
Well If you're offering to do Christi's books next I certainly won't refuse
Tho honestly I'd be fine with any Mystery Novel
Message received, GOKU 2ND. Thanks for listening.
I'd like to hear Wagland interviewed for an episode of the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes podcast...
Oh yes!
These stories enhance knowledge and way of thinking and looking into matters I have been enjoying these fascinating and thriller stories over past 3 years , I am glad that even a non English speaker I fully comprehend these stories and the pronunciation of these words is precise a American touch , thanks for rejuvenating these amazing fantasies
My pleasure, Code.
As I listened through your closing comments I couldn’t help but feel a bit like the last time I got to speak with a close relative before his passing. While not of the same magnitude, this is the close of a chapter that has meant much to me over the past few years. I eagerly look forward to your future content, Greg, and 38:04 I do so with a bit of FOMO on the comfort the SH stories that accompanied many a walk, home project, and quiet fireside with a pipe. I remain confident of your ability and talent. I know I won’t be disappointed!
A sincere heartfelt thanks for sharing your amazing talent! I remain indebted to you for it.
Cheers!
What very kind remarks. Glad to have accompanied you Soul Patch Piper. I'm sure we'll find some diverting new tales shortly... well I hope so anyway. Best wishes!
Hello Greg! Thank you for all your tremendous efforts and wonderfull work!
I am looking forward to hearing your talent used for other stories!
Many thanks, Walter! All the best.
A wonderful conclusion to your masterwork. Thank you for sharing your voice with us! 🙏
Thanks Ron. I really enjoyed The Veiled Lodger.
I was going to request this!! T H A N K S! Your work will echo through the ages and be marveled at by untold generations to come.
Thanks David. It's my very great pleasure to have recorded them.
Epic stuff about Sherlock homes are brilliant stuff. 10:45
Thank you, Sundeep. All the best!
"The Adventure", not "The Case".
Thank you kind sir, would've love to hear J. Habakkuk Jephsons statement someday from you.
I have skimmed it. I'm sure I'll get round to it!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio thank you for your reply, looking forward to it
P.s I sent you a msg via your website when you were de-monitized few months back, I hope you received it and it helped the situation.
Thank you so much, Greg. It has been quite the journey and what an enjoyable one it was.
Also, hearing you read Poe would be utterly amazing!
Some Poe coming very soon. Cheers RipTorn - appreciated!
This is great news indeed!
I have listened to every one of these of these past few months during my commute to work. You, sir, are *the* voice of Sherlock Holmes forever in my mind! Thank you for doing this!
Thank you. You have an amazing voice and skill reading these. I am sad this is the last. I am looking forward to the next works you will read. Thank you again for all your hard work and providing so much enjoyment.
Thank you so much for all of your readings. My husband and I have enjoyed them so much. I agree with you that this one was very satisfying. Please please please read some Poe! I would love to hear you read "The Cask of Amontillado."
Poe very shortly. Thanks for your kind comment - glad you both enjoyed them. All the best.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Wheeeeee! 😁
Thank you!
Thanks for listening, Lukas!
The pearl: we'll see "the Ladies" in veils, faces covered. Imagining the gasps from viewers...👰♂👰♂ 🔑🔑🔎👀📅