Elementary, My Dear Cleveland: Why Sherlock Holmes Never Gets Old

Mystery & Crime
2012
Featuring Daniel Stashower, Laurie R. King, Leslie Klinger, Michael Robinson, Sara Paretsky

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Leslie Klinger leads Daniel Stashower, Laurie R. King, Michael Robinson, and Sara Paretsky in an engaging conversation about Sherlock Holmes. They explore why the world’s most famous detective still fascinates readers, how his character has evolved, and what keeps Holmes relevant in modern crime storytelling.

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