This volume of Edgar Award winner Leslie S. Klinger's landmark series finds Sherlock Holmes tackling some of the most amazing cases of his career, including: matching wits with a German spy on the eve of WWI, a perilous encounter with the deadly Devil's Foot root, and the theft of the plans for one of her majesty's Secret Weapons. His Last Bow is the latest entry in The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library, an exhaustively annotated, nine-volume edition of the Sherlock Holmes tales. It's the most complete collection of Sherlockian scholarship and commentary ever assembled. No Sherlockian bookshelf is complete without it. Each illustrated volume is bursting with scholarly annotations and features a sturdy, smythe-sewn soft cover binding.

His Last Bow (The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library)

Leslie S. Klinger

Editor)

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Reference

Gasogene Books

Pastiches, Parodies, Letters, Columns and Commentary from America's Magazine of Literature For the first time in one volume, Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle and The Bookman collects all of the Sherlockian and Doylean material which appeared during the entire run of The Bookman, America's classic literary monthly. Here you will find contemporaneous writing and commentary tracking the history of the Sherlockian Canon as it was being written. The Bookman, was a heavily illustrated monthly journal which appeared from 1895 to 1933, and was one of the finest literary magazines of the 20th Century. For the Sherlockian, much of the delight found in The Bookman comes from the amazing amount of material dealing with Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle - articles, reviews, letters, and chatty commentary it all found its way into its pages. Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle and The Bookman is a treasure-trove of Sherlockian History!

Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle & The Bookman

S. E. Dahliinger

Dive into this collection of exquisite, classic horror stories―just make sure to have the lights on and the doors locked! 
First published in 1904, Ghost Stories of an Antiquary contains eight tales of supernatural horror by genre master M.R. James. Highly regarded as a masterwork of horror, this collection is a must-have for fans of the frightful. 
The stories in this collection include: "Canon Alberic's Scrap-Book," "Lost Hearts," "The Mezzotint," "The Ash-Tree." "Number 13," "Count Magnus," "Oh, Whistle and I'll Come to You, My Lad," and "The Treasure of Abbot Thomas."

Ghost Stories of an Antiquary (Haunted Library Horror Classics)

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Poisoned Pen Press

[Read by Malcolm Hillgartner, Peter Berkrot, Simon Vance, Steve West, Ralph Lister, Johnny Heller, Christopher Lane, John Lee, Gildart Jackson, Bronson Pinchot, Matthew Brenher, Harlan Ellison, Cassandra Campbell, Jim Meskimen] [Includes a BONUS PDF] This follow-up to the national bestseller A Study in Sherlock is a stunning new volume of original stories compiled by award-winning Sherlockians Laurie R. King and Leslie S. Klinger. The Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle were recently voted the top mystery series of all time, and they have enthralled generations of readers - and writers. Now, Laurie R. King, author of the New York Times bestselling Mary Russell series in which Holmes plays a costarring role, and Leslie S. Klinger, Edgar Award-winning editor of The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes, have assembled a stellar group of contemporary authors from a variety of genres and asked them to create new stories inspired by that canon. Authors included here are Michael Connelly, Jeffery Deaver, Michael Dirda, Harlan Ellison, Denise Hamilton, Nancy Holder, John Lescroart, Sara Paretsky, Michael Sims, and more. Inside you'll find Holmes in times and places previously unimagined, as well as characters who have themselves been affected by the tales of Sherlock Holmes. The game is afoot - again!  

In the Company of Sherlock Holmes: Stories Inspired by the Holmes Canon

Harlan Ellison

SARA PARETSKY

Michael-Connelly

JOHN LESCROART

Nancy Holder

Michael Dirda

Michael Sims

Jeffery-Deaver

laurie-r-king

Denise Hamilton

and Other Authors

Short Stories & Anthologies

Blackstone Audio,Inc.

[Read by Malcolm Hillgartner, Peter Berkrot, Simon Vance, Steve West, Ralph Lister, Johnny Heller, Christopher Lane, John Lee, Gildart Jackson, Bronson Pinchot, Matthew Brenher, Harlan Ellison, Cassandra Campbell, Jim Meskimen] [Includes a BONUS PDF] This follow-up to the national bestseller A Study in Sherlock is a stunning new volume of original stories compiled by award-winning Sherlockians Laurie R. King and Leslie S. Klinger. The Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle were recently voted the top mystery series of all time, and they have enthralled generations of readers - and writers. Now, Laurie R. King, author of the New York Times bestselling Mary Russell series in which Holmes plays a costarring role, and Leslie S. Klinger, Edgar Award-winning editor of The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes, have assembled a stellar group of contemporary authors from a variety of genres and asked them to create new stories inspired by that canon. Authors included here are Michael Connelly, Jeffery Deaver, Michael Dirda, Harlan Ellison, Denise Hamilton, Nancy Holder, John Lescroart, Sara Paretsky, Michael Sims, and more. Inside you'll find Holmes in times and places previously unimagined, as well as characters who have themselves been affected by the tales of Sherlock Holmes. The game is afoot - again!

United States

Review\n"Ripe with melodrama and purple prose...Marsh creates an eerie atmosphere." ― Publishers Weekly\n"This will appeal to a wide range of readers. The universal ick factor of creepy crawlies additionally ensures that this crowdpleaser from the past will continue to strike fear in the hearts and minds of 21st-century readers." ― Library Journal\n"This series is a fun new way to encounter the spine-tinglers of yesteryear." ― Booklist\n"A fine period piece, as well as an entertaining mystery that has withstood the test of time." ― NY Journal of Books\n"A fun new way to encounter the spine-tinglers of yesteryear." ―Booklist 
A horror classic for the modern reader, presented by the Horror Writers Association. 
Rediscover the classic and come face-to-face with a creature "born of neither god nor man" 
First published in 1897, Richard Marsh's classic work of gothic horror, The Beetle, opens with Robert Holt, an out-of-work clerk seeking shelter in an abandoned house. He comes face to face with a fantastical creature with supernatural and hypnotic powers; a creature who can transform at will between its human and beetle forms and who wrecks havoc when he preys on young middle-class Britons. 
Featuring an introduction by bestselling author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, the Haunted Library Horror Classics edition of The Beetle is a tale of revenge that takes the reader on a dark journey, one that explores the crisis of late imperial England through a fantastical and horrific lens.

The Beetle (Haunted Library Horror Classics)

Richard Marsh

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro

Eric J. Guignard

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