Under the Shadow of Holmes and Watson

Presented by: Bonnie Mcbird | Les Clinger | Lori King | Michael Robertson | Peter Blau

Categories: Artistic Nature | History | Plot

This discussion explores the lasting influence of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson on crime fiction. Authors examine how these iconic characters have shaped detective stories and inspired new interpretations and partnerships in modern narratives.

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