Sherlock Holmes is the world’s most famous detective. Many millions read the stories and do all sorts of things to celebrate the great man’s life and work.

Nicholas Twit is a very young fan of Sherlock Holmes.

The Nicholas Twit books contain small items [snippets] of information about Mr Holmes, his creator, and people associated with these men.

This information may be trivial to some but to others it can be fascinating. Here’s an example.

Agatha Christie, the world-famous writer of mysteries, once disappeared. This made headlines around the world. One of the many people searching for Agatha Christie was another writer, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Agatha Christie was found many miles from where she disappeared and spoke very little of her disappearance. But she did allow one of her characters to say some unkind things about the stories starring Sherlock Holmes. I wonder why?

If you have a Sherlockian Snippet for the Nicholas Twit books, contributions are welcome.

You can e-mail your snippet to editor@twit.biz