The Uncollected Sherlock Holmes

The Uncollected Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a collection published by Penguin Books Ltd on November 24, 1983. This edition, comprising 400 pages, presents a variety of short plays, jottings, parodies, and self-parodies that provide readers with insights into the background of the iconic Sherlock Holmes stories.
In this volume, readers will discover a range of works that illuminate the creative process behind the beloved detective tales. The introduction offers context regarding the sources that inspired Conan Doyle, enriching the reader’s understanding of the 19th-century fiction and classic crime and mystery genres. This collection serves as a unique exploration of the author’s literary contributions, showcasing elements of fiction that extend beyond the traditional narratives associated with Sherlock Holmes.
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Short plays, jottings, parodies and self-parodies are gathered in this volume which is designed to help readers gain an insight into the background of the Sherlock Holmes stories. An introduction reveals the sources on which the author drew.
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