The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

&;Once you elminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.&;

Twenty-eight tales of mystery and imagination detailing the further exploits of the world&;s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, as told by today&;s greatest storytellers:

&;A Sherlockiana Primer&; by Christopher Roden
&;The Horror of the Many Faces&; by Tim Lebbon
&;The Case of the Bloodless Sock&; by Anne Perry
&;The Adventure of the Other Detective&; by Bradley H. Sinor
&;A Scandal in Montreal&; by Edward D. Hoch
&;The Adventure of the Field Theorems&; by Vonda N. McIntyre
&;The Adventure of the Death-Fetch&; by Darrell Schweitzer
&;The Shocking Affair of the Dutch Steamship Friesland&; by Mary Robinette Kowal
&;The Adventure of the Mummy&;s Curse&; by H. Paul Jeffers
&;The Things That Shall Come Upon Them&; by Barbara Roden
&;Murder to Music&; by Anthony Burgesss
&;The Adventure of the Inertial Adjustor&; by Stephen Baxter
&;Mrs. Hudson&;s Case&; by Laurie R. King
&;The Singular Habits of Wasps&; by Geoffrey A. Landis
&;The Affair of the 46th Birthday&; by Amy Myers
&;The Specter of Tullyfane Abbey&; by Peter Tremayne
&;The Vale of the White Horse&; by Sharyn McCrumb
&;The Adventure of the Dorset Street Lodger&; by Michael Moorcock
&;The Adventure of the Lost World&; by Dominic Green
&;The Adventure of the Antiquarian&;s Niece&; by Barbara Hambly
&;Dynamics of a Hanging&; by Tony Pi
&;Merridew of Abominable Memory&; by Chris Roberson
&;Commonplaces&; by Naomi Novik
&;The Adventure of the Pirates of Devil&;s Cape&; by Rob Rogers
&;The Adventure of the Green Skull&; by Mark Valentine
&;The Human Mystery&; by Tanith Lee
&;A Study in Emerald&; by Neil Gaiman
&;You See But You Do Not Observe&; by Robert J. Sawyer