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The Exploits of Sherlock HolmesAdrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr

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The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes

by Adrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr

338 pages · First published 1954

Adrian Conan Doyle and John Dickson Carr create new Sherlock Holmes cases inspired by mysteries Watson mentioned but Arthur Conan Doyle never narrated in full. Holmes and Watson investigate crimes designed to evoke the atmosphere, deduction, and Victorian settings of the original canon. The stories function as deliberate pastiches rather than continuations written by Holmes’s creator. The collection is particularly appealing to readers who recognize the tantalizing references in the canonical stories and want to see later mystery writers imagine what might have happened behind those unexplained case names.

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Snowbound Cranberry Punch

A bright, refreshing sip suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  1. Combine cranberry and orange juices over ice, top with ginger ale, and garnish with rosemary.
  2. Garnish: Rosemary sprig and orange wheel.
  3. Glassware: Highball glass.
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Blackberry Old Fashioned

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A warming pour with a sharp edge suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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How to mix it

  1. Stir bourbon, blackberry syrup, and bitters with ice for 20 seconds. Strain over one large ice cube.
  2. Garnish: Fresh blackberry and orange peel.
  3. Glassware: Rocks glass.

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