Gaslight gothic : strange tales of Sherlock Holmes
A collection of all new tales of mystery and otherworldy violence featuring Sherlock Holmes, master of deductive reasoning, confronting forbidden passions, sadistic cruelty, and madness in the weird worlds of the Gaslight Gothic. Includes stories contributed by David Stuart Davies, Nancy Holder, Mark Morris, James Lovegrove, Angela Slatter and others
Print Book, English, 2018
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EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing, an imprint of Hades Publications, Inc., Calgary, 2018
short stories
259 pages ; 22 cm
9781770531598, 1770531599
1083111955
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Ratings & Reviews
3.87
92 ratings
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22 reviews
2 years ago
Riju
The 'Gaslight' series brought out by Edge has been a creepy delight. This one, the fourth entry in the series, does a commendable job in upholding the standard that had been set by its predecessors. Like every other anthology, there were a few 'Meh' …
7 readers found this review helpful
2 years ago
Winry
I have put off reading "Gaslight series" forever, and I really don't know why had I done that. Those are fantastic, amongst the best holmesian anthologies I've ever read. Sure, as in any anthology, there are both superb and somewhat-weak stories, but…
3 readers found this review helpful
7 years ago
Susan
A collection of ten Sherlock Holmes stories of varying standard but the one that stood out for me was “Father of the Man by Stephen Volk" apart from being a good well-written and interesting story it contained the characters of Edgar Allan Poe and Au…
2 readers found this review helpful
