"Martin Hewitt, Investigator" by Arthur Morrison (1894)
Here I crack the case on this world of clues, intrigue, and the unknown.
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A Saucy StudyApr. 21, 2023 | Comments January 27 Prompt: Any, any, barbeque, written for a Sherlock Holmes AU set in contemporary NC. |
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A Trifling AffairMar. 17, 2023 | Comments January 22 Prompt: any, any, misdemeanor, written for Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (and in the public domain). |
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An Accompaniment to ReflectionFeb. 28, 2023 | Comments Written for the February prompt: counterpoint. |
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Nothing Up Her SleeveFeb. 07, 2023 | Comments Yet another writing prompt series, the February Ficlet Challenge. Today's prompt: “Pull a rabbit out of a hat OR Carnival/amusement park.” Written for a contemporary Sherlock Holmes NC AU I'm experimenting with. Unedited. |
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CheckJan. 31, 2023 | Comments Written for the January prompt: license. |
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Nom OubliéJan. 27, 2023 | Comments January 15 Prompt: any, any, I've got a lame claim to fame, written for Poe's "The Purloined Letter" featuring C. Auguste Dupin. |
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No Sister of HisJan. 13, 2023 | Comments January 13 Prompt: Sherlock Holmes series, Sherlock (/any), "My dear Watson, how I do love respecting women and having feelings," he said, 100% legally. |
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The Numerical ClueOct. 05, 2022 | Comments February 2 Prompt: any, any, calendar, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain). |
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Round AboutSep. 14, 2022 | Comments January 30 Prompt: Any, any, palindromes, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain). |
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Eliminating the ImpossibleMay. 11, 2022 | Comments February 11 Prompt: Any, any, water evidence, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain). |