sherlock holmes and the case of the sussex vampire

Mineola, NY: Baker Street Publishing, 1994. The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes and the Father of Lies. One is “the Count who sleeps by day,” who faces the Great Detective. Both living and undead villains are gathering in London. Sherlock Holmes is in a concentration camp, but Mycroft is still active.Ī Night in the Lonesome October. In 1888, Van Helsing has failed, and Queen Victoria has remarried – to Count Dracula. Wells, and Bram Stoker take on Dracula as well as vampires from the far future.Īnno Dracula. 8 in the “Time Wars” series.) New York: Ace Books, 1988. He encounters leading figures of the day and pays a short visit to Baker Street. Count Dracula’s recently-discovered diary. Adrian Phillimore, who encounters all sorts of characters, including Holmes, Moriarty, and Count Dracula.ĭracula’s Diary. As told by Watson, a blending of events related in Dracula, and the characters of the Holmes canon. Dracula: The Adventure of the Sanguinary Count. Watson finally tells the tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra, and it turns out be an account of Holmes and Dracula – and of their unexpected ties. Watson) battle Dracula in a time-warp version of 19th Century Transylvania.

Small puncture at upper corners where once pinned together, BOUND FOR THE AUTHOR in white buckram boards, upper cover gilt-lettered 'The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire,' and, at bottom 'A Sherlock Holmes Story.' Quarter blue morocoo gilt protective case.The Probability Pad. The verso of p.11 with a lengthy section of dialogue (some 160 words, describing Holmes's and Watson's first meeting with the ill-fated Ferguson family) which Doyle has neatly crossed through. THE TEXT WITH SCATTERED AUTHORIAL CORRECTIONS AND REVISIONS.

21st,' signed 'Sherlock Holmes.' trimmed at bottom by Holmes in the editing process, as was often his practice. Boldly titled at head of the first page 'The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire' the last page (containing the Holmes's brief concluding note 'Re Vampires,' dated 'Baker St.

, published in the Strand Magazine, January 1924, and collected in The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes (London, 1927).Ģ4 pp., written in dark ink on one side only of 24 leaves of two different paper stocks: 11 sheets ship's stationery (235 x 180mm., versos of 6 sheets with printed heading 'On board S.S.'), and 13 sheets good-quality lined paper (250 x 203mm.).

Autograph manuscript of the Sherlock Holmes story 'The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire,' signed ('Arthur Conan Doyle') on the upper cover of the binding, n.p., n.d.

Sherlock holmes and the case of the sussex vampire