Andrew Glazzard Knihy

The Case of Sherlock Holmes uncovers what is untold, partly told, wrongly told, or deliberately concealed in Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes saga.

Exploring a diverse array of character types, the book delves into Joseph Conrad's innovative approach to genres like crime and espionage fiction. It examines the roles of detectives, spies, anarchists, and swindlers, revealing the complexities of his narratives. Additionally, the work highlights the sources and contexts that influenced Conrad's writing, offering fresh insights into his creative experimentation and the thematic depth of his stories.