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My Dearest Holmes
-- by Rohase Piercy, a.k.a. John H. Watson
A great deal of this relative popularity may stem from the fact that it is simply a well written book.
Piercy is quoted as saying: "I believe the original author wanted us to deduce that Sherlock Holmes was gay." (Berger, 1988, pg. 17).
(1994: 9780854490813) and a recent self-published version via Booksurge 
(2007: 9781419676321).- Cress
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3 comments:
I loved this book. I bought some years ago in amazon and i think its a very particular and thoughtful version of the canon.
I always want more after their reunion, i would have loved to have more pages of Holmes and watson together!
Thanks for posting this. :) Added it to my Kindle list.
I bought this book in 2009 and it is still, to this day, one of my favourite Holmes/Watson pastiches!
Holmes is very much in character and Watson is adorable - I wish I could find more Sherlock Holmes stories of this caliber.
There are two tales, one case rather feeds into the next with the last tale being a take on "The Empty House" and Holmes return to life ... However Holmes "death" has had a truly devastating impact on Watson in the three years he's been abroad.
You can buy this on Amazon!
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