The Stories of Scott D. Southard

“The game is afoot!” Some comedy for my now 1300 followers!

sherlockThis is a few days late, but I wanted to write and thank my now 1300 blog subscribers.  (Which is at 1306 or so now.)

Thank you!

Over the next few months I have a lot of new things planned, including sharing the release of the audiobook version of A Jane Austen Daydream (which sounds awesome), a new book, and a collection of my blogposts entitled Me Stuff.  So stay tuned!

To celebrate this milestone for my little site, below you will find some comedy. (Man, this really makes me smile.) I think you will really like it, especially if you are a fan of the inhabitants of 221B Baker Street.

It is a Sherlock Holmes parody I wrote, which was recorded by Mind’s Ear Audio Productions (the same good people who produced my radio series The Dante Experience, which you can listen to for free on this page).

I hope you enjoy “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Dating Dilemma.”

Thank you again for following my site!

3 responses to ““The game is afoot!” Some comedy for my now 1300 followers!”

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    smnystoriak

    Scott, Congratulations on this milestone! I’m not at all surprised by your growing fan base. there is so much great information on your blog, and you deliver it with a healthy dose of reality. I can’t wait to sit down to listen to your parody…I’m sure it’ll make me smile 🙂

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      Scott D. Southard

      Thank you!

      I do admit it always feels like an uphill battle getting readers and I earn each one, one at a time. Hopefully they continue to follow my work and my books start to garner more traction in the market. Fingers are always crossed!

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