on the "Sherlock Holmes" films starring Robert Downey, Jr.
He has written dozens of articles on Sherlockiana, published 20 books on Sherlock Holmes in addition to the Norton work, and regularly teaches UCLA Extension courses on "Sherlock Holmes and His World" and "Dracula and His World." Klinger's Sherlock Holmes Reference Library has been called by the Baker Street Journal "the standard text of reference for all serious Sherlockians." He contributed essays to Playboy Magazine and the Times of London on vampires and served as the technical adviser for Warner Bros. Since the 1960s, the study of the rich fantastic literature of the Victorian writers has been Klinger's consuming passion.
It received a starred review in Publishers' Weekly.
Norton in 2008, offers a similar in-depth examination of Bram Stoker's haunting classic and its historical context. THE NEW ANNOTATED DRACULA, published by W. Norton in 20, winner of the Edgar Award for Best Critical/Biographical Work and nominated for every other major award in the mystery genre. He is the editor of the three-volume collection of the short stories and novels, THE NEW ANNOTATED SHERLOCK HOLMES, published by W. Klinger is considered to be one of the world's foremost authorities on those icons of the Victorian era, Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, and Frankenstein. The Phantom of the Opera is best known as the 1925 film version or Andrew Lloyd Webber's massively popular 1986 musical, but Leroux's classic thriller is a great read.Leslie S. During his investigation he became captivated and thrilled by the old Opera, and when he left journalism in 1907, the setting would form the backdrop for his most famous story. He'd cover the Russian Revolution in 1905, and later the former Paris Opera, which was discovered to contain a secret jail for prisoners of the Paris Commune, a communist group. Later he'd becomes a court reporter and theater critic for L'Écho de Paris. He was a lawyer who at one point inherited millions of francs, which he spent like a maniac until he went bankrupt. There is also the dashing nobelman Raoul de Chagney,who is also in love with her.but the thrilling mystery kicks in… when the voice says she's to love only it! Gaston Leroux was born in Paris in 1868. It is set in the Paris Opera house, and like the novel Dracula, is a collection of supposed news clippings and police reports. It is the classic story of Christine Daae, an opera singer who is coached in her singing by a mysterious voice emanating from the walls of her room. It was first published in a serialized form, then was released as a book in 1910. The Phantom of the Opera, or Le Fantôme de l'Opéra, is novel by French author Gaston Leroux.
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