'The Strange Connection Between Germs and Sherlock Holmes'
In the latest issue of WIRED, I talk with Caitlin Roper about the importance of Robert Koch, the role of germ theory in changing public behavior and how Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle fits into this. Head on over to WIRED to read the full interview.
In the latest issue of WIRED, I talk with Caitlin Roper about the importance of Robert Koch, the role of germ theory in changing public behavior and the strange ties to Sherlock Holmes. Head on over to WIRED to read the full interview.
'A Strong Read for Holmesians'
"The Remedy deftly combines a strong narrative with a great overview of the rapid development of science and medicine, making it a very strong read for both Holmesians and those with an interest in the history of medicine."
Thank you to I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere for the great review!
"The Remedy deftly combines a strong narrative with a great overview of the rapid development of science and medicine, making it a very strong read for both Holmesians and those with an interest in the history of medicine. ... In short, The Remedy is a definite must-read, making a solid link between advances in medical science, one man's quest to find a cure for a devastating disease....and Conan Doyle developing Sherlock Holmes' character." - I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere