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A Study in Sherlock: Watson's Notebook Since he first appeared in the 1887 Beeton's Christmas annual. A Study in Scarlet , a great deal has been written about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary character, the consulting detective Sherlock Holmes. Now, for the first time, Raymond G. Farney offers a concise, case-by-case compendium of these Sherlockian adventures. In an easy-to-read format, Farney presents a study of each Sherlock Holmes novel and short story. The facts are laid out in a way that will give a clear and informed understanding of each story and also as a future reference to the reader. Each case is broken down in a similar format, covering facts on the publication, such as Characters, Crime, Victim, Crime Scene, Timeline, Evidence, Clues, (and more) as well as, Holmes' own Observations & Deductions. A Study in Sherlock is a comprehensive treasure trove of information and a must-read for any Holmes aficionado! To those unfamiliar with Sherlock Holmes there is also something that maybe of interest, the Story Introduction. Conan Doyle begins each story with a narrative, normally by Watson, relating to London towards the end of the 19th and into the 20th.century, Holmes and Watson, the men, their relationship and life at Baker Street. After reading these introductions you may find yourself wanting more and continue on to read one or more of these unique stories.

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