“I do not think that any other of my adventures with Mr. Sherlock Holmes would have begun so suddenly or so dramatically as the one I associate with Three At...

“It was after a hunting dinner, at which there were no fewer red uniforms at the table than black frock coats. Due to the presence of the military, the conve...

Contents: 1. How the governor of St. Kitt returned to his homeland 2. How Captain Sharkey and Stephen Craddock outsmarted each other 3. How Copley Banks fini...

In addition to the article[1] by P. Amnuel about the paths taken by science fiction writers to scientific discoveries, we bring to the attention of readers a...

The novel about the famous detective Sherlock Holmes "The Valley of Terror" is one of the best detective works of the world famous English writer Arthur Cona...

“Both of us, Holmes and I, had a weakness for Turkish baths. And when, in a pleasant languor, we smoked in the drying room, I found him less restrained and m...

“My friend Watson's ideas, although limited, are unusually sticky. For a long time he pestered me with demands that I write about some of my cases myself. Pe...

“Doctor Watson was very pleased to be back in the untidy room on the second floor of the house on Baker Street, in the room where so many amazing adventures ...

“I have never seen my friend in better shape, both mentally and physically, than in 1895. His growing fame brought with it an immense practice, and I would b...

“In the spring of 1894, all of London was gripped by curiosity, and high society by grief, due to the murder of the high-born Ronald Eider under the most unu...

“When we consider that Mr. Sherlock Holmes has practiced his art tirelessly for twenty-three years, and that during seventeen of those years I have been give...

“I believed that The Adventure of Abbey Grange would be the last of the investigations of my friend Mr. Sherlock Holmes that I would tell the public. This de...