An Anglosphere Future: How a shared tradition of ideas and values—not bloodlines—can be a force for liberty
How a shared tradition of ideas and values—not bloodlines—can be a force for liberty
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How a shared tradition of ideas and values—not bloodlines—can be a force for liberty
Arthur Conan Doyle, circa 1895 Credit: Getty Creative A cold, button-down night. Thick, jaundiced fog laps at the windowpanes. There’s a furious hammering at the door – “Open up, d--- it! It’s Professor Challenger!” A bear of a man stands in the doorway: massive chest and shoulders, flashing eyes and a beard like a fortified privet hedge. Except – something’s not quite right. The beard is clumsily stuck on, and starting to come adrift. Beneath those bushy brows, the man is trying to stifle giggles. Wearily, you step aside to let him in. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle could be a t...
Netflix Settles 'Enola Holmes' Lawsuit With Conan Doyle Estate Netflix The short-lived copyright suit alleged that the movie infringed upon Sherlock Holmes even though most of the stories about the famous detective are in the public domain. Is a more emotional Sherlock Holmes protected by copyright? Although that's dubious, the mystery remains technically unsolved as Netflix, Legendary Pictures and others associated with Enola Holmes have come to a settlement with the Conan Doyle Estate. On Friday, the parties stipulated to dismissal of a lawsuit in New Mexico federal court. Back in June,...