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Sherlock Holmes: A Yorkshireman in Baker Street

By: Robert V Stapleton
Narrated by: Michael Langan
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Sherlock Holmes is a Yorkshireman, born and brought up on the North York Moors, but he spent much of his life at 221B Baker Street in London. He is more than a character from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's imagination. For many thousands of followers, he still lives in their minds through films, television, stage and radio plays, and written stories. Ever since Holmes first appeared in print, people have used the stories, together with knowledge of the culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, to speculate about his life. They wanted more than the 60 stories in the Canon. This speculation is known as The Game, and has included the writing of pastiches, tales which his friend Doctor Watson, and others, might have written, but never quite got around to publishing. Until now.

Born and brought up in Leeds, Robert Stapleton is now retired and lives with his wife in North Yorkshire. In early 2015, David Marcum invited him to send him a story he had written, to be included in a new book of Sherlock Holmes stories, to be published by Steve Emecz, in support of the Stepping Stones school project. Over the following few years, he has written further pastiches, including some published by Derrick and Brian Belanger. A selection from all of these publications has been included in this collection.

"Come, Watson, come"! cries Sherlock Holmes in The Adventure of the Abbey Grange, "The game is afoot".

©2021 Robert Stapleton (P)2021 MX Publishing
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true to holmes pastiches

very creatively written. did not care for the penny murders, which has been printed in another book prior to this one.

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A delightful collection of stories, very varied and all of them truly entertaining. There are even some with Moriarty! I didn’t know this author, but I certainly will be reading more from him, I really enjoyed the stories

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For all Sherlock Holmes fans

This is a diverse collection of new Sherlock Holmes adventures, most as reported by Dr Watson but a few from other perspectives. Sir Arthur would be proud, I think.

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