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Mentioned in 25 episodes

Sherlock Holmes

Book • 1957

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

This book includes a series of stories that follow the adventures and cases of Sherlock Holmes, a brilliant and eccentric detective.

The stories are known for their intricate plots, clever deductions, and the dynamic between Holmes and his trusted sidekick, Dr. John Watson.

The adaptation by Charles Verral may include simplified or abridged versions of the original stories.

Mentioned by

Nathaniel Whittemore

Jonathan Freedland

Andrew Petiprin

Christian Weiß

Karolina Głowacka

Mentioned in 25 episodes

Mentioned by

Chip Huyen

in reference to a story where Sherlock Holmes uses statistical information to solve a case.

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Mentioned by

Nathaniel Whittemore

when expressing his interest in Lovecraftian audio drama and content.

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Mentioned by

Philip Ball

as an example of a modern myth.

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Mentioned by

Daniel Harper

in the context of the dog that didn't bark to highlight the absence of certain signs.

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Mentioned by

Christian Weiß

as a comparison to schizoid personality, as a cool, withdrawn character.

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Mentioned by

Jonathan Freedland

in reference to Jeffrey Epstein describing Donald Trump as 'the dog that didn't bark'.

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Mentioned by

Terry O'Reilly

as one of the classic books provided as inspiration for library truck designs.

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Mentioned by Kevin Dooney as a reference to renting rooms in England.

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Mentioned by speaker 2 in relation to his credulity regarding photographs of fairies.

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Mentioned by

Karolina Głowacka

in relation to the cultural view of the correlation between narcissism and intelligence.

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Mentioned by

Ben Greenfield

when discussing how he read about Sherlock Holmes' methods for managing and retaining information.

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Mentioned as the original author of the "Sherlock Holmes" stories.

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Mentioned by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when expressing his belief in the curse of Tutankhamun.

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Mentioned by

Jill Lepore

to draw a parallel between the enduring relevance of Sherlock Holmes' backstory and Iron Man's.

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Mentioned by

John Robins

in relation to Martin Lewis’s capacity for ‘taking pains’.

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Mentioned by

Mike Cernovich

to illustrate the concept of noticing what is absent or unexpected.

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Mentioned by

Andrew Petiprin

in relation to a discussion about the role of the novel.

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Mentioned as one of the greatest works of literature available on Sound Reads.

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Mentioned as the source of the stories read by

Rufus Beck

in the podcast.

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Mencionado por

Joan Boluda

como ejemplo de películas de misterio y juegos de pistas.

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