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Yes there is a particular part of Holmes life that he disappears which is his "supposed death" obviously Conan Doyle wanted to kill him off but when public opinion demanded more he continued but missed off a few years
Wendy wrote: "I just finished Sherlock Holmes: The Missing Years by Jamyang Norbu. Holmes is in Tibet of all places. I did do a review. I liked it. Although I could not tell you whet..."
In the Conan Doyle story "The Adventure of the Empty House" Holmes surprises Watson by turning up alive. The world thought he and Prof Moriarty had died at the Reichenbach Falls a couple of years before. Holmes does say what he was up to during the Missing Years, and one item was traveling in Tibet.
I guess I need to read all the books. I do not recall ever reading them all. I was exposed to the Masterpiece Theater stuff.
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Sherlock Holmes: The Missing Years; The Adventures of the Great Detective in India and Tibet (other topics)Sherlock Holmes: The Missing Years; The Adventures of the Great Detective in India and Tibet (other topics)
Sherlock Holmes, The Missing Years: Japan (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Jamyang Norbu (other topics)Jamyang Norbu (other topics)
Vasudev Murthy (other topics)



Although I could not tell you whether it was true to the Holmes Character. As it has been years since I read a Conan Doyle book, I was unaware of any Holmes's missing years.
While looking for the book's touchstones, I noticed there are more than one author who have done Missing Years novels about Holmes. Sherlock Holmes, The Missing Years: Japan, Vasudev Murthy is one other.
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