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The International Sherlock Holmes: A Companion Volume to The World Bibliography of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson

Ronald Burt De Waal

Mangaka: Ronald Burt De Waal
First published: 1980

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This volume serves as a significant reference for scholars and enthusiasts, providing an essential framework for the study of literary criticism surrounding these iconic characters. As a companion to a comprehensive bibliography, it is a prized resource that catalogs the extensive reach and enduring cultural legacy of these figures across the globe.

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The International Sherlock Holmes was published in 1980 as a comprehensive scholarly supplement to Ronald Burt De Waal’s earlier magnum opus, The World Bibliography of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Compiled to track the rapidly expanding global interest in Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective, this volume serves as a vital record of the secondary literature, adaptations, and pastiches that emerged throughout the 1970s. It was designed to provide researchers and collectors with a structured guide to the international reception of the Holmes canon, organizing a vast array of bibliographic data into accessible thematic sections.

Ronald Burt De Waal, a dedicated librarian and esteemed Sherlockian scholar, approached this compilation with the precision of an archivist intent on documenting every facet of the character’s cultural footprint. His work is characterized by an exhaustive attention to detail, seeking to consolidate disparate records from around the world into a single authoritative resource. The volume was received by the literary community as an essential reference tool, solidifying De Waal’s reputation as the preeminent bibliographer of the Sherlock Holmes legend and ensuring that the burgeoning field of Holmesian studies remained tethered to historical accuracy.

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