Pastiches are fictional works that imitate the style of previous works, a few of those being as Doyle, Titus, or Wilde. The following pastiches are written and illustrated by Diane N. Tran (aka: Mlle. Irene Relda) and are based on my characters. For more information on these characters, consult The Pastiched GMD Cast.

For paternal concerns, these pastiches do follow a particular rating system. Click on the rating icon on the left of each pastiche for more details on content, inspiration, etc. This section is prone to updates without promotional notification.

K.I.C.S. - Avid Loyalist of 'Keeping In Character'

Righter's Revoltion

To read other Basilians' pastiches, consult More Pastiches & Parodies.



PASTICHES
UC Axioms and Æsthetics for the Use of the Young - Lessons to live by via Oscar Milde.


U Outwitted Again? - A compromising re-encounter with The Woman.

  • Part ONE.
  • Part TWO.

    • 12 Who Is Studying Who? - He was not his first study, nor will he be his last.
  • Part ONE - Analytical Views.
  • Part TWO - Cold Conclusions.

    • U The Landlady and The Poet - A lonely landlady receives a visit from the detective's friend, a poet. !NEW, FINALLY PUBLISHED!


    PG The Mystery of the Second Stain - Basil is called to retreive a stolen letter that could cause an international war. !COMING SOON!


     PG The Case of the Six Napoleons - Is the destruction based on madness or of a rational pattern? !COMING SOON!


     U Dear Brother Mine - Two brothers combine their cleverness upon an abstruse cryptogram. !COMING SOON!


     12 A Pursuance of Perfidy - A decorated colonel seeks help when his reputation and upcoming marriage is threatened. !COMING SOON!


    SKITS
    PG From The Bohemian Scandal - An early storyboard-like strip made in 1995.


    U Oscar Milde vs. Buzzing Fly - Even to his embrassment, I'm still sharing it.



    PARODIES
    UC Bubble, Bubble - An early constructed funny.


    U Basilians' Pick-Up Lines - How to pick-up a GMD character with foolproof one-liners? !NEW!




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