A review by claudia_is_reading
Eliminate the Impossible by Alistair Duncan
3.0
I liked it, but I'm pretty sure I'd have liked it more if I hadn't previously listen to David McGregor's [b:Sherlock Holmes: The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Volume One|58546257|Sherlock Holmes The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Volume One|David MacGregor|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1626379659l/58546257._SY75_.jpg|92005063] and [b:Sherlock Holmes: The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Volume Two|58546289|Sherlock Holmes The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Volume Two|David MacGregor|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1626380371l/58546289._SY75_.jpg|92005242].
There is a lot of information about different incarnations of the Great Detective and there is also an attempt of dating the stories from the canon using the different annotated editions. It's really interesting reading/listening about it, particularly when it comes to authors who are playing 'The Game'. I love that, I love the playfulness of it and how much effort they put into it :D
All in all, a good book for those who are immersing themselves into the vast world of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson.
There is a lot of information about different incarnations of the Great Detective and there is also an attempt of dating the stories from the canon using the different annotated editions. It's really interesting reading/listening about it, particularly when it comes to authors who are playing 'The Game'. I love that, I love the playfulness of it and how much effort they put into it :D
All in all, a good book for those who are immersing themselves into the vast world of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson.