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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
by John McCormick
The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes is a collection showcasing clever U.S. detectives who mirror Sherlock Holmes' brilliance. Though not written by Mark Twain, it features stories by various authors from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These detectives solve crimes with wit, logic, and unique American flair, offering an alternative to Holmes’ British methods. Full of charm, humor, and suspense, the anthology highlights how American authors contributed to the detective fiction genre, proving Holmes wasn’t alone in his intellectual mastery across the Atlantic. Summary by John McCormick
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 20 The Frame-Up
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 19 The Infallible Godahl, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 18 The Infallible Godahl, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 17 The Campaign Grafter, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 16 The Campaign Grafter, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 15 The Affair of Lamson's Cook
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 14 The Cloud-Bursters, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 13 The Cloud-Bursters, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 12 The Man Who Spoke Latin
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 11 The Axton Letters, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 10 The Axton Letters, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 09 The Man Higher Up, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 08 The Man Higher Up, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 07 The Scarlet Thread, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 06 The Scarlet Thread, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 05 Found Guilty
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 04 The Montezuma Emerald
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 03 The Nameless Man
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 02 Cinderella's Slipper, part 2
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes - 01 Cinderella's Slipper, part 1
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The American Rivals of Sherlock Holmes is a collection showcasing clever U.S. detectives who mirror Sherlock Holmes' brilliance. Though not written by Mark Twain, it features stories by various authors from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These detectives solve crimes with wit, logic, and unique American flair, offering an alternative to Holmes’ British methods. Full of charm, humor, and suspense, the anthology highlights how American authors contributed to the detective fiction genre, proving Holmes wasn’t alone in his intellectual mastery across the Atlantic. Summary by John McCormick
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