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"A scholarly work, but also an accessible one for anyone with even a passing interest in the character, its author or the time in which the stories were set. Glazzard manages to delve deep into the psyche of Conan Doyle and of Holmes.--Karl Hornsey ""On: Yorkshire Magazine "" [...]a fascinating, thought-provoking, and highly enjoyable read. The book should be required reading for students taking courses in crime fiction or late nineteenth-century culture: it is an invaluable corrective of the tendency to generalize about social developments of the time. But The Case of Sherlock Holmes will also attract a wide readership of Holmes enthusiasts and scholars of early genre fiction alike, all of whom are likely to encouter new insights into the historical world of the stories.--Penny Fielding, University of Edinburgh ""Victorian Studies, 2019 """

A scholarly work, but also an accessible one for anyone with even a passing interest in the character, its author or the time in which the stories were set. Glazzard manages to delve deep into the psyche of Conan Doyle and of Holmes.--Karl Hornsey On: Yorkshire Magazine [...]a fascinating, thought-provoking, and highly enjoyable read. The book should be required reading for students taking courses in crime fiction or late nineteenth-century culture: it is an invaluable corrective of the tendency to generalize about social developments of the time. But The Case of Sherlock Holmes will also attract a wide readership of Holmes enthusiasts and scholars of early genre fiction alike, all of whom are likely to encouter new insights into the historical world of the stories.--Penny Fielding, University of Edinburgh Victorian Studies, 2019

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Andrew Glazzard is a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute. He is the author of Conrad's Popular Fictions (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016) and of numerous journal articles on late-Victorian and Edwardian fiction. He is an occasional contributor to the New Statesman.

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