The Return of Sherlock Holmes

Reading time: about 8 h
Length: 112,405 words · 234 pages in print
Structure: 13 chapters
Language: English
Era: Victorian

Thirteen stories, first published in the Strand and Collier’s in 1903–04 and collected in 1905, beginning with “The Adventure of the Empty House”, in which Holmes — ten years after his apparent death at the Reichenbach Falls — walks back into Watson’s study. “The Dancing Men”, “The Six Napoleons”, “Charles Augustus Milverton” and “The Second Stain” are among them.

Arthur Conan Doyle had resisted reviving the detective for a decade; these are the stories with which he gave in. Bibliomancer presents all thirteen.

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