Opening book details…
Can I read More Rivals of Sherlock Holmes [Arabic] on EtoBox?
More Rivals of Sherlock Holmes [Arabic] by Nick Rennison is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is More Rivals of Sherlock Holmes [Arabic] about?
Sherlock Holmes remains the most famous of all fictional detectives. But he was not the only solver of crimes to patrol the gaslit streets of late Victorian and Edwardian London. The years between 1890 and 1914 were the heyday of the English (and American) story magazines and their pages were filled with platoons of private detectives, police officers and eccentric criminologists. These were the Rivals of Sherlock Holmes and this second anthology of stories edited by Nick Rennison, author of Sherlock Holmes: An Unauthorised Biography, highlights fifteen of them: Mr Booth created by Herbert Keen Max Carrados created by Ernest Bramah Florence Cusack created by LT Meade and Robert Eustace John Dollar, 'The Crime Doctor' created by EW Hornung Dick Donovan created by JE Preston Muddock Horace Dorrington created by Arthur Morrison Martin Hewitt created by Arthur... Translated by Ebook Translator: https://translator.bookfere.com,جروب روايات بوليسية -تلجرام
- Author
- Nick Rennison
- Publisher
- @mystery_books_ar
- Language
- EN
More by Nick Rennison
Browse all works by Nick Rennison
Similar books
- More Rivals of Sherlock Holmes : Stories from the Golden Age of Gaslight Crime — Nick Rennison (2019)
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes : an Anthology of Crime Stories 1890-1914 — edited with an introduction by Nick Rennison (2013)
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock Holmes) — Arthur Conan Doyle (2018)
- The Crooked Counties : Further Rivals of Sherlock Holmes — edited and introduced by Hugh Greene (1974)
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: Early Detective Stories — Max Pemberton & William Hope Hodgson & Ernest Bramah & Arthur Morrison & Guy Newell Boothby & Clifford Ashdown & L. T. Meade & Robert Eustace & William le Queux & Emmuska Orczy & R. Austin Freeman (1970)
- Sherlock Holmes [Arabic] — Barry Day (2015)