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| Arthur Conan Doyle |
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Sherlock Holmes:
detective in London, England (the original) |
| Martin Davies |
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Mrs. Hudson: Sherlock Holmes’s housekeeper, in London, England |
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| Loren D. Estleman |
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Sherlock Holmes:
19th century consulting detective in London, England |
| Quinn Fawcett |
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Mycroft
Holmes: Sherlock’s older brother, in London, England |
| Robert L. Fish |
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Schlock Homes of
211B Bagel Street, a Sherlockian pastiche with a Yiddish perspective,
in London, England |
| Brian Freemantle |
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Sebastian Holmes:
fathered out of wedlock by Sherlock Holmes while recuperating from
his tumble off the Reichenbach Falls |
| Barry Grant |
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Sherlock Holmes, who returns to the present after thawing from
a Swiss glacier, and James Wilson, a middle-aged British journalist |
| Sydney Hosier |
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Mrs. Hudson: housekeeper
for the other sleuth of Baker Street, in London, England |
| Laurie R. King |
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Sherlock Holmes and
Mary Russell, his student and then wife |
| Michael Kurland |
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Professor Moriarty: the Napoleon of Crime and nemesis of Sherlock
Holmes, in 1890s London, England |
| Nicholas Meyer |
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Sherlock Holmes,
from the posthumous memoirs of Dr. Watson, in the 1890s in Europe |
| Larry Millett |
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Sherlock Holmes:
British detective, and Shadwell Rafferty, an Irish saloonkeeper in
Minnesota |
| Michael Robertson |
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Reggie and Nigel
Heath: solicitors with office space on Baker Street in London,
England, who receive letters written to Sherlock Holmes |
| Wayne Worcester |
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Sherlock Holmes:
detective in London, England, from the journals of Dr. Watson |
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