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Management number 236879463 Release Date 2026/07/10 List Price US$6.30 Model Number 236879463
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THE GAME 1885-1906 presents an alternative historical narrative centered on Arthur Conan Doyle's life. This fictional reimagining operates under the premise that the famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his companion Dr. Watson existed as actual individuals rather than literary creations. The story opens in 1885 with Doyle's wedding to Louisa Hawkins and concludes twenty-one years later with Louisa's death in 1906.With careful attention to period detail and deep respect for Doyle's original characters, "The Game 1885-1906" offers both longtime Holmes enthusiasts and newcomers a fresh perspective on how these timeless stories might have come to life. In this ingenious re-imagining of literary history,Thomas W. Campbell reveals the "true" story behind the world's most famous detective fiction. When Dr. Watson approaches struggling writer Arthur Conan Doyle with meticulous case notes from his investigations alongside the brilliant Sherlock Holmes, an amazing partnership is born. From the first meeting between Watson and Doyle through the publication of beloved stories like "A Study in Scarlet" and "The Hound of the Baskervilles," Campbell weaves a rich tapestry of domestic life, literary collaboration, and the challenges of transforming real criminal investigations into popular fiction. Read more


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