Houdini and Sherlock Holmes team up in a new eBook, The Clairvoyant Murders by Charlie Mount.
According to the description on Amazon, this is Volume 1 of a serialized novel in which "Sherlock Holmes meets Houdini in this thrilling detective serial about murder, clairvoyants, a mysterious suffragette, a secret society, German espionage, magic, and more!"
You can purchase The Clairvoyant Murders by Charlie Mount for the Kindle on Amazon (where you can also read a small excerpt). No word on a print release.
- Home
- Life
- Escapes
- Magic
- Movies
- Houdini's Movies
- Les merveilleux exploits de Houdini à Paris (1909)
- The Master Mystery (1918)
- The Grim Game (1919)
- Terror Island (1920)
- The Man From Beyond (1922)
- Haldane of the Secret Service (1923)
- Velvet Fingers (1925-26)
- Medium Well Done (1937)
- Religious Racketeers (1938)
- Houdini Picture Corp.
- Film Developing Corp.
- Filming locations
- Unmade Movies
- Deconstructing Houdini '53
- Spiritualism
- People
- Beatrice Houdini
- Theo Hardeen
- Cecelia Weiss
- Mayer Samuel Weiss
- Jim Collins
- Franz Kukol
- Martin Beck
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- Margery
- J. Gordon Whitehead
- Edward Saint
- Jacob Hyman
- Leopold Weiss
- Carrie Gladys Weiss
- Bernard M.L. Ernst
- Charmian London
- Jess Willard
- H.P. Lovecraft
- Sherlock Holmes
- Assistants
- Imitators
- Other magicians
- Media
- Full Bibliography
- By Houdini
- Biography
- Fiction
- Foreign
- For Kids
- Methods
- Wild About Harry Bookshelf
- Houdini His Life Story (1928)
- Houdini The Man Who Walked Through Walls (1959)
- Houdini The Untold Story (1969)
- The Life and Many Deaths of Harry Houdini (1993)
- Houdini!!! The Career of Ehrich Weiss (1996)
- The Secret Life of Houdini (2006)
- The Metamorphosis: The Apprenticeship of Harry Houdini (2012)
- The Witch of Lime Street (2015)
- The Life and Afterlife of Harry Houdini (2019)
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Charlie Mount did our shows in New York City at The Magic Towne House, where we had our first Houdini Museum on the top floor. It was the original Houdini Museum in New York that we then moved to a unique building in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Charlie Mount was on our full time staff for a while. He even did our children shows there for a while. He was and is and excellent mime. We later booked him for several years on the college circuit. He is also a director, and I believe producer and teacher, as well as a fine performer.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see he is still involved in magic. Trust we were part of the inspiration.
Dick Brookz & Dorothy Dietrich
The Houdini Museum
The Only Building in the World Dedicated to Houdini.
That's great. If you talk to him, encourage him to release this in a print version.
DeleteThank you for the shout out. And, yes, my time spent at the Magic Towne House was very inspiring. Nice to bump into you again, Dorothy!
DeleteHoudini has always been a fascinating subject to me, and was a central character in my play "Trumpets and Table-Tipping", produced years ago at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills.
I do have plans for a print version of the Holmes/Houdini novel -- one day. I'm encouraged by how well the book is selling.
Off to finish the next volume! Thanks again.
~ Charlie Mount