
Sherlock Holmes
Stranger Than Fiction
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Richard Auty
Sherlock Holmes: Stranger Than Fiction imagines the Great Detective receiving the most unique visitors ever to 221B Baker Street in 13 all-new stories!
Holmes's clients include such literary characters as: Allan Quatermain, Huckleberry Finn, Frankenstein's monster, Peter Pan, Dr. John Silence, and many, many more!!!
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Interesting stories featuring fictional characters
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actual fiction characters
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Very well done
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But again, the stories were just uneven. It felt as though the editor went (at times) for quantity over quality. Some of the stories could (and should) have been dropped, and the collection would have been the stronger for it. Some of them were just stories, unless you were deeply familiar with the source material, which in about half of them, I was not. Although the Prisoner of Zenda gave us a fun, swashbuckling Holmes.
The narration was adequate, though far from outstanding, and there were the usual misread and mispronounced words, although I suspect that at least some of the misread words may have instead been miswritten words.
So to quote the old saying, "You pays your money, you takes your choice." You might like some or all of these, you might not.
A very mixed bag
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