The Complete Guide to Sherlock Holmes

by Michael Hardwick

Few authors have been so widely read and re-read as Arthur Conan Doyle--but then, few fictional characters have been so irresistible as Sherlock Holmes. Hardwick's companion to the stories, now available for the first time in paperback, offers entertaining digests of each tale and includes lists of characters, quotations, and unchronicled cases. Illustrated.

Genres: Mystery, Fiction

255 pages, Hardcover

First published December 31, 1986

About the author

Married writer Mollie Hardwick.

Reviews

[J.J. Lair]

The set up is different. He gives an intro to Conan Doyle and then gets into the stories. For the novels, he gives the first few pages and then quotes from the books. For the short stories, he gives the basic plot but not the end and then quotes. There is a who’s who section.
Lots of info. Ok

[Stacey Uffelman]

Read something like a textbook, which I found a bit boring. The quotes, etc., kept me going through it. Good for someone who wanted to "study" Sherlock Holmes.

[Allie]

A good reference for other events in Sherlock Holmes stories.