Misterios de Sherlock Holmes - Antología

Escrito por Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Narrado por Niloofer Khan, Pablo López y Jose Díaz

¿Estás preparado para acompañar a Sherlock Holmes y su fiel compañero, el Dr. Watson, a resolver los misterios más intrigantes del Londres victoriano? No te pierdas esta antología de 15 relatos dramatizados que te harán sentir como un verdadero detective.

Si aún no has explorado el ingenioso mundo de Sherlock Holmes, esta compilación de alguna de sus obras (dramatizadas) es tu oportunidad para acercarte a uno de los mayores clásicos de la literatura detectivesca. Las historias de Sherlock Holmes han cautivado a lectores de todas las edades durante más de un siglo y continúan siendo un referente en el género de detectives.

No te pierdas esta edición especial que reúne sus mejores casos y descubre por qué la fama de Sherlock Holmes ha trascendido el tiempo y las generaciones.

Esta antología incluye títulos como:

"El sabueso de los Baskerville"

“La aventura de Abbey Grange”

"El signo de los cuatro"

"El intérprete de griego"

“El detective agonizante”

Imprescindible para los fans de la serie de la BBC "Sherlock" y para los amantes de la literatura policíaca clásica.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, nacido en 1859 en Escocia, fue un escritor y físico reconocido mundialmente. Su obra literaria, compuesta principalmente por historias de crimen y ficción, lo catapultó a la fama a nivel global. Sus títulos han sido traducidos a una gran variedad de idiomas y adaptados en múltiples ocasiones al cine y la televisión, manteniendo su influencia y popularidad hasta el día de hoy. Gracias a su trabajo, el personaje de Sherlock Holmes se ha convertido en un icono de la literatura y la cultura popular, inspirando a generaciones de escritores y lectores.

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: SAGA Egmont
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 11 jun 2024
• ISBN: 9788727076324

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was a British author and physician best known for his creation of the characters of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, penning four novels and fifty-six short stories about the crime-fighting duo. Born in 1859 in Edinburgh, Doyle was the son of a confirmed alcoholic and his family was often scattered among different houses as young Arthur grew up. Thankfully, Doyle had rich uncles to support him and he was given a fine education and, after receiving his medical degree, he was hired on as a ship's surgeon aboard the SS Mayumba. Returning to England, he set up a medical practice and continued to study various subjects including botany, ophthalmology and?fiction writing. He penned a number of short stories during this time and, after his medical practice failed, Doyle had even more free time to write. In 1886, Doyle created the characters of Holmes and Watson for the short story A Study in Scarlet. His new hero proved to be enormously successful and he began publishing Holmes stories in The Strand magazine on a regular basis. Doyle soon tired of Holmes, however, and he famously killed off Holmes and his arch nemesis Professor Moriarty by having them both plunge to their deaths off the Reichenbach Falls. Holmes fans across the world were devastated by the loss of their favorite detective and pestered Doyle to return to Baker Street and create more stories. Doyle finally relented, writing The Hound of the Baskervilles in 1901 and, in 1903, resuming the Holmes series of short stories with The Adventure of the Empty House, in which it is revealed that only Moriarty was actually killed at the Falls. He would continue to write Holmes and Watson stories until the late 1920's. Apart from the Holmes fiction, Doyle was enormously prolific as a writer, penning an entire science fiction series about Professor Challenger as well as plays, romances, historical novels, poetry and non-fiction as well. Doyle died of a heart attack at the age of 71 on July 17, 1930 in Sussex.