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Sherlock Holmes Canon Series: The Red-Headed League

The Red-Headed League

“The Red-Headed League” first appeared in a popular British magazine, the Strand, in August of 1891. It was republished in 1892, along with eleven other Sherlock Holmes stories, in the collection The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Its style and structure make it a nearly perfect example of the modern detective story, first devised by Edgar Allan Poe fifty years previously.

Doyle’s ingenious plots and captivating central characters, Holmes and his sidekick Watson, brought the author literary success in his own time. Further, the Sherlock Holmes stories provided later writers with models for their own work. The existence of today’s popular detective tales, whether in the form of books, movies, or television shows, are in large part due to Doyle’s influence.

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Criminology for Dummies

Criminology For Dummies

One think I love about dummies is they give you basic information about topic they want to discuss and this is suitable for those who just recently open their heart and mind to know about crime and Criminology for Dummies is the answer.

Why Criminology for Dummies?

First thing I realised about this book is the author, Steven Briggs use simple language and avoid terminologies that can confuse you especially law term or sentences that can make some of you lost.

Secondly, this book moves step by step from chapter to chapter. It teaches you to understand about crime and then followed by surface information about other crime topics.

Third, it touches nearly all aspect in crime from measuring crime, identifying it to fighting crime and punishment. Also include in this topic is the about my favourite subject, criminal profiling.

What lack in Criminology for Dummies?

The weakness about this book is the author only touch about the surface of all topics and no specialization. This is the cost the author have to pay when he want to mention about all topic.

Secondly, this book only suitable for the beginners and crime investigation movies’ fan and not for those who want to make crime investigation field as their career. I can suggest other book such as Essential Criminology which act more like textbook rather than Criminology For Dummies.

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Sherlock Holmes Canon Series: A Scandal In Bohemia

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A Scandal In Bohemia

A Scandal in Bohemia was wrote by Sir Arthir Conan Doyle and published in The Strand Magazine July, 1891 with illustrations by Sidney Paget. This story was the first short story written by Doyle and it was republished in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes in 1892 by George Newnes of London and Harper & Brothers, in New York also with the illustrations by Sidney Paget.

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