APOLLO CLASSICS
By Arthur Conan Doyle
"The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," published in 1892, is a collection of twelve short stories that introduced readers to the brilliant detective and his loyal friend, Dr. John Watson. These stories not only excited Victorian audiences but have continued to fascinate readers for over a century. Sherlock Holmes, with his keen powers of observation and unparalleled deductive tactics, tackles a variety of cases that range from the bizarre to the seemingly mundane. Dr. Watson, our narrator, chronicles these adventures, giving us a window into Holmes's methods and the intricate details of each mystery.
From "A Scandal in Bohemia," where Holmes faces the formidable Irene Adler, to "The Adventure of the Speckled Band," a tale of gothic horror and cunning, each story further shows Holmes’s unique approach to solving crimes. The themes of these stories revolve around the triumph of intellect and justice, the exploration of human nature, and a keen observation of Victorian society. Doyle's ability to weave intricate plots with engaging characters has made these stories a cornerstone of the detective genre.
THE TWELVE STORIES
A scandal in bohemia
The red-headed league
A case of identity
The boscombe valley mystery
The five orange pips
The man with the twisted lip
The adventure of the blue carbuncle
The adventure of the speckled band
The adventure of the engineer’s thumb
The adventure of the noble bachelor
the adventure of the beryl coronet the adventure of the copper beeches
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Book Information
Author Arthur Conan Doyle
Page count 307
Language English
Genre Fiction, Mystery, Detective
Format Paperback, E-Book
Illustrated No (Only story covers)
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The Author
Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930)
Trained as a physician, Doyle’s keen observational skills and analytical mind, honed through his medical practice, greatly influenced his writing. His education at the University of Edinburgh introduced him to Dr. Joseph Bell, whose astute methods of diagnosis and logical reasoning directly inspired the character of Sherlock Holmes.
Beyond his medical career, Doyle was a prolific writer whose works spanned multiple genres, including science fiction, historical novels, and adventure tales. His first Holmes story, "A Study in Scarlet," published in 1887, marked the beginning of a literary phenomenon that would captivate readers for generations. Doyle's impact on literature extends far beyond the realm of detective fiction. Despite his immense success with the Sherlock Holmes series, he often expressed a desire to be remembered for his historical novels, such as "The White Company."
His versatility as a writer was matched by his adventurous spirit; Doyle was an avid sportsman, a fervent advocate for justice, and even a participant in spiritualism, a movement that sought to communicate with the dead. His complex personality and diverse interests enriched his narratives, bringing depth and authenticity to his characters and settings. Arthur Conan Doyle's legacy endures not only through the timeless adventures of Sherlock Holmes but also through his contributions to literature and his profound influence on the detective genre.
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