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Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

by Arthur Conan Doyle

A classic collection of twelve Sherlock Holmes stories showcasing the detective’s sharp intellect, keen observation, and mastery of deduction. From blackmail and stolen treasures to mysterious disappearances, each case reveals a different facet of Victorian London’s secrets. The stories blend suspense, wit, and atmosphere, making this anthology a defining cornerstone of detective fiction.

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About this edition
Author
Arthur Conan Doyle
Language
English
Original language
English
Edition type
Public domain
Publisher / imprint
ARTales
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication status
Published

About the author

Arthur Conan Doyle was a British author of Scottish origin and a physician by training. He laid the foundations of the modern detective story and created one of the most iconic literary duos, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. In addition to several collections of detective tales and four detective novels, he also wrote other fiction, including the science‑fiction adventure The Lost World. Doyle contributed to the establishment of the Court of Appeal and was a passionate advocate of spiritualism.

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Adventure and the Call of the Unknown

Stories driven by exploration, discovery, risk, and the irresistible pull of distant horizons.