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    Sherlock's Soliloquy
    Sherlock's Soliloquy
    Sherlock's Soliloquy
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    Sherlock's Soliloquy

    By Mark Vaughan

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    The mind of Sherlock Holmes is a complex place, filled with processes that we can presume to know, yet only presume to know. This short story is a delve into one aspect of his troubles, supported by his good friend Watson.
    Watson may have to contend with a humourous small revelation of his own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Vaughan
    Release dateJul 13, 2018
    ISBN9780463411308
    Sherlock's Soliloquy
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    Mark Vaughan

    An Englishman now living in Oklahoma, USA. Mark is 48 years old, married to Julie for 11 years. He is a musician, electronics hobbyist, alternative energies researcher, arcade machine restorer, model flight enthusiast and author. Having moved to Oklahoma from Minnesota with his wife to chase tornadoes, neither has seen one in the 10 years since. In fact neither has ever seen a tornado. It was noted that the area they had lived in was struck by one as soon as they left.

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