My favourite Sherlock Holmes Pastiches

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	"the trend-setting world-bestseller featuring Sigmund Freud. agree or not, interesting re-interpretation of the renowned character."

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	"another witty & delightful novel by Meyer, featuring Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, Stoker and other London theatre luminaries."

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	"nerve-tingling tale of the giant rat of sumatra! I've read five different versions of the story(3 short fictions, 2 novels) & think this is the best so far."

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	"featuring Alfred Dreyfus, by famous british holmesian scholar, the late Michael Hardwick. very authentic depiction of the Master Sleuth and his companion, meticulously drawn."

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	"collected and introduced by Isaac Asimov, excellent pastiches and parodies with a Si-Fi twist."

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	"a fine selection of eleven pastiches by various authors. diplomatically collected & introduced by a prominent British Holmes specialist, the late Richard Lancelyn Green."

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	"a celebratory anthology for the centennial of 'A Study in Scarlet' by various mystery writers including Stephen King, Loren D. Estleman, Peter Lovesey, etc."

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	"excellent pastiches by british mystery writer, June Thomson. very authectic & decent watsonian style and convining plots."

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	"another high-quality pastiches by Thomson. neatly and exquisitely written. I think only she & H.R.F. Keating have a good command of watsonian style."

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	"the first of two entertaining Christmas anthologies featuring Holmes and Watson collected by the same editors, including one of the best pastiches, Linscott's 'A Scandal in Winter' and others."

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	"an anthology of 26 sherlock holmes pastiches. literally a sheer volume but worth reading (except two or three stories short of the standard)."

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	"one-hander play: the excellent portrait of the Master Sleuth!"

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	"another high-quality assortment of various authors including Linscott, Engel, Greenwood, etc."

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	"elaborate mix of Sherlock Holmes stories featuring Arthur Conan Doyle and Dr. Joseph Bell. rather errie & gothic."

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	"another doyle/bell novel by the same author. this is the best of the series."

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	"the sequeal to the above."

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	"two-hander play: delicate and faithful re-writing of the peculiar relationship between the Great Detective and the Good Doctor, elaborately portraited."

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	"the fourth pastiche collection of Thomson's is also excellent. It's very near to the original."

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	"If you don't balk at the unconvetional concept of Holmes and Watson as gay lovers, It's a well-written love story, worth reading."

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	"an interesting crossover between Sherlock Holmes and H.P.Lovecraft. highly recommended for holmesians well versed in the Lovecraftian world."

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	"Great Detective meets H.P.Lovecraft (and the Gang)! Rather Lovecraftian than Holmesian. but if you like HPL as well as Holmes, for Azatoth sake, read this!"

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	"a classic holmesian parody written in 1897 starring ghost Holmes."

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	"I really enjoyed this book, although I've never read the Fu Manch series. the plot is rather fantastic but thoroughly absorbing, the charactisation is vivid and true to the Canon."

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	"the novel is truly well written but not quite a good sherlock holmes story.  anyway, worth reading."

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	"Tibet, Thai, Arctic, etc. etc. the Master all around the World! the Exotic Adventures of Sherlock Holmes."