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The Quarter£y $tatement
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| Title: | The Quarter£y $tatement |
| Publisher: | Cox & Company of New England |
| Editor(s): | James O. Duval and Alan S. Mosier |
| Date(s): | November 1979 - November 1989 |
| Frequency: | quarterly |
| Medium: | |
| Fandom: | Sherlock Holmes |
| Language: | English |
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The Quarter£y $tatement is a Sherlockian journal of articles and reviews. There are forty issues.
"Whether it was hand-delivered by Jim Duval, working his way around the BSI dinner cocktail hour, or just showing up in the mailbox, this little green beauty was always a treat. Every page was typed by Jim's mother, and Alan Mosier wrote under six or seven nom de plumes that were only revealled in the very last issue. The Quarter£y $tatement covered all the Sherlockian bases as neatly as any other journal, with Jim introducing new writers to the readers with that personal touch that really makes a journal. From features like "Ask Mycroft Holmes" to the Donald Redmond index of it, The Quarter£y $tatement had a quality that made it a near-perfect specimen of Sherlockiana at its best." [1]