A Three-Pipe Problem
A Three-Pipe Problem by Julian Symons, published by House of Stratus in 2001, is a work of fiction that delves into the realms of mystery and suspense. This edition spans 213 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows small-time actor Sheridan Haynes, whose obsession with Sherlock Holmes leads him to seize the opportunity to portray the iconic detective in a television series. As a series of unsolved murders grips London, Sheridan finds himself drawn into a real-life investigation that blurs the lines between performance and reality.
Readers will encounter a blend of intrigue and humor as Sheridan navigates his dual role as an actor and amateur sleuth. The story raises questions about his motivations and the nature of his obsession, inviting exploration into themes of identity and perception. With its focus on the intersection of fiction and real-life crime, A Three-Pipe Problem offers a unique take on the mystery genre, appealing to fans of thrillers and detective stories alike.
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Small-time actor, Sheridan Haynes, had a rather unhealthy preoccupation with Sherlock Holmes. So when the chance came for him to play the famous detective in a TV series, it seemed his dreams had come true. And when London was plagued by a series of unsolved murders, well it seemed only natural for him to take his role into real life. Was this a case of a laughable and misguided actor, or was Sheridan actually on to something?
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