The great Pegram mystery - an adventure of Sherlock Holmes: cleansings, comments and notes by Ellery Smith

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· Albicant Press
4.1
185 reviews
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42
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Two short stories, two parodies of Sherlock Holmes by two famous writers, both close friends of Conan Doyle. In the first case, Robert Barr presents Holmes and Watson investigating an unexplained murder; in the second case, James M. Barrie (author of Peter Pan) invites us to an evening meeting with Holmes and his publisher, Mr. Doyle. Cleansings, comments and notes by Ellery Smith

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4.1
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February 16, 2024
a really stunning story, I wish I could read the full story but the half was just good. I could just predict the next part by using sherlock Holmes brain haha! well, a really amazing story, Sherlock Holmes is definitely gonna be my favorite always...
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Charlie Mark
February 8, 2020
terrible only 30 pages not what I would call a book that you could lose yourself in don't waste your time downloading it.
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Erin Davis
June 28, 2016
Humorous parodies of Sherlock Holmes... Enjoyed both short stories. Read worthy.
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About the author

Luke Sharp is another name for Robert Barr, Scottish-Canadian short story writer and novelist. He's the creator of the brilliant EugĂšne Valmont.

J.M. Barrie is a Scottish author and dramatist, best remembered today as the creator of Peter Pan.

Ellery Smith is purely an italo-american graduate, a bibliophile with a strong focus on whodunit, a lexicon devotee and a so-called writer.

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