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Robert L. Fish

Back from the brink of death, Homes tackles eleven baffling mysteries in his own peculiar style

When Dr. Watney last saw Schlock Homes, the great detective was flinging himself over a waterfall. Since then, Watney has lived quietly at 221B Bagel Street, mourning the death of the most unique detective the world had ever known. That all changes on the day Homes comes back from the dead. His fall was just a ruse, he announces, and it is time to get back to work. In such classic tales as “The Adventure of the Hansom Ransom” and “The Adventure of the Big Plunger, ” Homes and Watney chase the most ingenious criminals of the age—and never come close to catching them.

These immaculate pastiches of the great detective’s adventures are far more than mere parody. In Schlock Homes, Robert L. Fish has created a character for the ages: a detective who understands that brilliance means knowing you’re right—even if the whole world disagrees.

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The Bagel Street Mysteries

The Memoirs of Schlock Homes: A Bagel Street Dozen

Twelve loving parodies of the great detective—each a masterpiece in its own right

The world-famous amateur detective Schlock Homes is making his way through breakfast when a telegram arrives. It takes but a moment’s deduction for the brilliant sleuth to determine that it was sent by a woman named Miss Wimpole, and that she is terribly upset. Homes knows this because the telegram reads, “I am terribly upset, ” and is signed, “Miss Wimpole. ” Miss Wimpole brings a case that stretches from the tombs of Egypt to the deserts of Mexico, with a stop at the racetrack in between, and it is but the first misadventure in this riotous collection of tales.

Whether chasing a counterfeit sovereign or an “Adam Bomb, ” Schlock Homes and Dr. Watney never fail to have a marvelous time—even if they don’t quite catch their man.

The Incredible Schlock Homes: 12 Stories from Bagel Street