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    Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7
    Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7
    Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7
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    Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7

    By C.E. Lawrence, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Janice Law and

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    The seventh issue of "Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine" is another fine selection of tales about Sherlock Holmes, or in the Sherlockian spirit.


    Fiction:


    The Dead House, by Bruce Kilstein

    A Letter from Legrand, by David Ellis

    An Old-Fashioned Villain, by Nick Andreychuk

    The Premature Murder, by Michael Mallory

    The Double, by Janice Law

    The Way It Is (novel excerpt), by Carole Buggé

    A House Divided, by Marc Bilgrey


    Classic reprint:


    A Scandal in Bohemia, by Arthur Conan Doyle


    Features:


    From Watson’s Scrapbook (Editorial), by John H. Watson, M.D.

    Moriarty’s Mailbag, by Professor Moriarty

    The Adventures of the Six Napoleons...of Crime, by Lenny Picker

    C.E. Lawrence -- The Darker Half of Carole Buggé (interview)

    Sherlock’s Big Finish: An Interview with Nicholas Briggs, conducted by M J Elliott

    The Roots of the Psychic Detective in Fiction, by Lee Weinstein

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateMay 22, 2012
    ISBN9781434448576
    Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7
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    C.E. Lawrence

    C.E. Lawrence is the author of over 13 novels and novellas. Her published works include Silent Screams, Silent Victim, Silent Slaughter, Silent Stalker, and Silent Kills. Lawrence is also a playwright and her works have been performed at such venues as The Players Club, Alleyway Theatre, and the Byrdcliffe Theatre. A graduate of Duke University, Lawrence now teaches at New York University.

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