@DerekCaelin@bookwyrm.social not many people have read all the adventures, well done. Which one did you enjoy the most?
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@kosmotekno@books.theunseen.city honestly they started to blend together. I liked "The Sign of the Four" (another book) best so far because Watson has a bit of a personality and falls in love with his life. Lots of racism and colonialism though.
@kosmotekno@books.theunseen.city honestly they started to blend together. I liked "The Sign of the Four" (another book) best so far because Watson has a bit of a personality and falls in love with his life. Lots of racism and colonialism though.
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@DerekCaelin@bookwyrm.social definitely of a framework and of a time. Watson I've always found to be more interesting as a character than Holmes.
@DerekCaelin@bookwyrm.social definitely of a framework and of a time. Watson I've always found to be more interesting as a character than Holmes.
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I sometimes wonder how our experience of reading all the stories at once rather than reading them over time changes our perception. I think about this with many of the serialized novels in the 19th century - I have not tried it yet but I assume reading Dickens serialized is a different experience than reading it at once.