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About David Stuart Davies
David Stuart Davies was born in 1946. He was a teacher of English before becoming a full-time editor, writer, and playwright. Davies has written extensively about Sherlock Holmes, both fiction and non-fiction. He is the editor of Red Herrings, the monthly in-house publication of the Crime Writers' Association.
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Series
Sherlock Holmes Adventures
1. Sherlock Holmes and the Hentzau Affair (1991)
2. The Tangled Skein (1995)
4. The Scroll of the Dead (1998)
5. The Shadow of the Rat (1999)
6. The Veiled Detective (2004)
7. The Games Afoot (2008)
8. The Death and Life (2009)
1. Sherlock Holmes and the Hentzau Affair (1991)
2. The Tangled Skein (1995)
4. The Scroll of the Dead (1998)
5. The Shadow of the Rat (1999)
6. The Veiled Detective (2004)
7. The Games Afoot (2008)
8. The Death and Life (2009)
Johnny One Eye
1. Forests of the Night (2005)
2. Comes the Dark (2006)
3. Without Conscience (2008)
4. Requiem for a Dummy (2009)
1. Forests of the Night (2005)
2. Comes the Dark (2006)
3. Without Conscience (2008)
4. Requiem for a Dummy (2009)
Anthologies edited
Selected Short Stories from the 19th Century (2000)
Return from the Dead: Classic Mummy Stories (2006)
Children of the Night: Classic Vampire Stories (2007)
Crime Scenes (2008)
Return from the Dead: Classic Mummy Stories (2006)
Children of the Night: Classic Vampire Stories (2007)
Crime Scenes (2008)
Non fiction
Holmes at the Movies (1977)
Bending the Willow: Jeremy Brett As Sherlock Holmes (1996)
Starring Sherlock Holmes (2001)
Clued Up on Sherlock (2004)
Dancing in the Moonlight: Jeremy Brett - a Celebration (2006)
Bending the Willow: Jeremy Brett As Sherlock Holmes (1996)
Starring Sherlock Holmes (2001)
Clued Up on Sherlock (2004)
Dancing in the Moonlight: Jeremy Brett - a Celebration (2006)
Links to other websites
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