Irene's Cabinet
“The photograph is in a recess behind a sliding panel just above the right bell pull.” (SCAN)
ABOUT
Irene’s Cabinet is the Tin Box's annual literary anthology, established in 2003 by the late Beth Austin, ASH. Except for a year's hiatus (during which Jaime Mahoney took the reins), Beth served as the Cabinet's editor through 2019. She was assisted by the typesetting skills of Brent Morris. Each issue of Irene's Cabinet includes essays, stories, drawings, and other works by members and friends of Watson's Tin Box, as well as the winning entry from the current year’s Sherlock Holmes Essay Contest. Copies of Irene's Cabinet have been sold at The Mysterious Bookshop in New York City.
The eighteenth edition of Irene’s Cabinet will be edited by Jacquelynn Morris, BSI, who says it will be "a labor of love [dedicated] to Beth's memory." Look for the volume to appear sometime in 2023.
CONTRIBUTIONS SOUGHT
Want to be published in a Sherlockian journal? All are welcome to submit an article, essay, poem, limerick, short story, artwork, puzzle, etc. to the editor of Irene's Cabinet for consideration for inclusion in the next edition. Please note that material must be no stronger than PG-rated. Email [email protected] for more details, including word limits, file requirements, etc. If you need a jump-start, the editor may be able to suggest some subject/topic ideas.
ABOUT
Irene’s Cabinet is the Tin Box's annual literary anthology, established in 2003 by the late Beth Austin, ASH. Except for a year's hiatus (during which Jaime Mahoney took the reins), Beth served as the Cabinet's editor through 2019. She was assisted by the typesetting skills of Brent Morris. Each issue of Irene's Cabinet includes essays, stories, drawings, and other works by members and friends of Watson's Tin Box, as well as the winning entry from the current year’s Sherlock Holmes Essay Contest. Copies of Irene's Cabinet have been sold at The Mysterious Bookshop in New York City.
The eighteenth edition of Irene’s Cabinet will be edited by Jacquelynn Morris, BSI, who says it will be "a labor of love [dedicated] to Beth's memory." Look for the volume to appear sometime in 2023.
CONTRIBUTIONS SOUGHT
Want to be published in a Sherlockian journal? All are welcome to submit an article, essay, poem, limerick, short story, artwork, puzzle, etc. to the editor of Irene's Cabinet for consideration for inclusion in the next edition. Please note that material must be no stronger than PG-rated. Email [email protected] for more details, including word limits, file requirements, etc. If you need a jump-start, the editor may be able to suggest some subject/topic ideas.
