Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle, DL (22 May 1859 - 7 July 1930) was a Scott… Read Full Bio ↴Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle, DL (22 May 1859 - 7 July 1930) was a Scottish author most noted for his stories about the detective Sherlock Holmes, which are generally considered a major innovation in the field of crime fiction. He was a prolific writer whose other works include science fiction stories, historical novels, plays and romances, poetry, and non-fiction.
All of the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are now freely available at Project Gutenberg, both in text and spoken word.
The stories of Sherlock Holmes are also available on tape/CD from CSA Word Publications as audiobooks and is read by Edward Hardwicke who is best known for playing Dr Watson in the highly acclaimed Granada tv series Sherlock Holmes which starred Jeremy Brett.
All of the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are now freely available at Project Gutenberg, both in text and spoken word.
The stories of Sherlock Holmes are also available on tape/CD from CSA Word Publications as audiobooks and is read by Edward Hardwicke who is best known for playing Dr Watson in the highly acclaimed Granada tv series Sherlock Holmes which starred Jeremy Brett.
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The Man with the Twisted Lip
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@ArizonaJoeHines
This is the story in which Watson's wife refers to him as "James". People who delve into these stories ( i.e. The Baker Street Irregulars) try to reconcile such seeming discrepancies. The Holmes stories are not called "The Canon" for nothing. The explanation that I read somewhere is is that since Dr. Watson's name is John H. Watson, his middle name must be "Hamish", which, of course is Celtic for James. Thank you for this excellent reading.
@Graycata
I feel like thats a bit of a stretch. But it's better than nothing. Makes it sound like some sort of an inside joke between the two of them
@iamjohnlocked2532
Oh, thats so cool. That must have been where it came from in bbc version.
@GCKMimi
Hullo, member of the Illustrious Clients here (scion society in the Midwest). I actually think this is a good explanation to consider. Besides Conan Doyle frankly not giving a damn about his Holmes stories (I personally think he forgot what called Watson for a bit), those who play The Game (taking the view Holmes was a historic figure) like to find these inconsistencies and think of what they mean.
@toniatucker6109
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@stewartlancaster6155
@@GCKMimi bs
@claireashton4696
I love the description of the opium den...could almost be there.
@arturporeba9891
I have started to listen to this storys as a way to test my English, it is my second lenguage. I must admit that
I've grown very found of them. excellent work, beautifully read.
@bigpete4227
I listen to these whilst working in my workshop, a welcome break from the doom and gloom of 24/7 news.
@BeKindandNice
Thanks for these stories. I am greatly enjoying them during these troubled times.