The Case Book Of Sherlock Holmes

About The Book:-The Case-Book Of Sherlock Holmes Is The Final Set Of Twelve (Out Of A Total Of Fifty-Six) Sherlock Holmes Short Stories By Arthur Conan Doyle First Published In The Strand Magazine Between October 1921 And April 1927. The First British Edition Of The Collection, Published By John Murray, And The First American Edition, Published By George H. Doran Co., Were Both Published In June 1927. However, They Had Slightly Different Titles. The Title Of The British Collection Was The Case-Book Of Sherlock Holmes (Hyphenated Case-Book), Whereas The Title Of The American Edition Was The Case Book Of Sherlock Holmes (Case Book As Two Words). Further Confusing The Issue Of The Title, Some Later Publishers Released The Collection Under The Title The Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes (Casebook As A Single Word). About The Author:- Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle Kstj Dl (22 May 1859 - 7 July 1930) Was A British Writer And Physician. He Created The Character Sherlock Holmes In 1887 For A Study In Scarlet, The First Of Four Novels And Fifty-Six Short Stories About Holmes And Dr. Watson. The Sherlock Holmes Stories Are Milestones In The Field Of Crime Fiction. Doyle Was A Prolific Writer; Other Than Holmes Stories, His Works Include Fantasy And Science Fiction Stories About Professor Challenger And Humorous Stories About The Napoleonic Soldier Brigadier Gerard, As Well As Plays, Romances, Poetry, Non-Fiction, And Historical Novels. One Of DoyleS Early Short Stories, J. Habakuk JephsonS Statement (1884), Helped To Popularise The Mystery Of The Mary Celeste. Steven Doyle, Publisher Of The Baker Street Journal, Wrote: Conan Was ArthurS Middle Name. Shortly After He Graduated From High School He Began Using Conan As A Sort Of Surname. But Technically His Last Name Is Simply Doyle. When Knighted, He Was Gazetted As Doyle, Not Under The Compound Conan Doyle. The Title The Case Book Of Sherlock Holmes Written/Authored/Edited By Arthur Conan Doyle, Published In The Y