A Study in Scarlet

The creation of Sherlock Holmes in 1887 marked a significant milestone in crime fiction, showcasing the brilliant partnership between Holmes and Dr. Watson across four novels and fifty-six short stories. Beyond the iconic detective, Doyle's prolific writing spans various genres, including fantasy and science fiction featuring Professor Challenger, as well as humorous tales about Brigadier Gerard. His early work, "J. Habakuk Jephson's Statement," contributed to the intrigue surrounding the mystery of the Mary Celeste, highlighting his versatility as a storyteller.