Darlene A Cypser
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Darlene A Cypser

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Darlene is an attorney, author, and historian. She has been an avid follower of Sherlock Holmes for over 40 years. She is currently the Chief Surgeon of Dr. Watson's Neglected Patients, the Colorado scion of the Baker Street Irregulars. She is also a member of the Hudson Valley Sciontists and The Hounds of the Internet. Her first Sherlock Holmes novel was The Crack in the Lens which is followed by The Consulting Detective Trilogy. She has also published four Sherlock Holmes short stories as ebooks: The Adventure of the Apprentice's Coin, The Mystery of the Ghostly Bells, Sherlock Holmes and the Cup of Artemis and Sherlock Holmes and the Dark Prince. The Baker Street Journal (the official publication of the Baker Street Irregulars) published two articles that she wrote about Arthur Conan Doyles' stories in the 1980s, and published her piece called Adventures in Copyright in 2014. She is licensed to practice law in Colorado. She has a Master of Arts degree in U.S. History concentrating on the 19th century. She taught Colorado History and History of the American West at the Community College of Denver from 2019 to 2021. Darlene has written number of papers and articles which were published in magazines and professional legal and scientific journals on international space law, liability for induced seismicity, landlord and tenant law, intellectual property law, tax law and motion picture production and distribution. Darlene's first fiction published was a ghost story published in October 1992 by the Boulder Daily Camera. Darlene is currently working on several non-fiction history books as well as her fiction books and short stories.
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