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The Sherlock Holmes Collection
- Narrated by: Stephen Scalon
- Length: 67 hrs and 44 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional detective of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, who first appeared in publication in 1887. He is the creation of Scottish born author and physician Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A brilliant London-based detective, Holmes is famous for his intellectual prowess, and is renowned for his skillful use of deductive reasoning (somewhat mistakenly - see inductive reasoning) and astute observation to solve difficult cases. He is arguably the most famous fictional detective ever created, and is one of the best known and most universally recognizable literary characters in any genre.
Conan Doyle wrote four novels and fifty-six short stories that featured Holmes. All but four stories were narrated by Holmes' friend and biographer, Dr. John H. Watson, two having been narrated by Holmes himself, and two others written in the third person. The first two stories, short novels, appeared in Beeton's Christmas Annual for 1887 and Lippincott's Monthly Magazine in 1890. The character grew tremendously in popularity with the beginning of the first series of short stories in The Strand Magazine in 1891; further series of short stories and two serialized novels appeared almost right up to Conan Doyle's death in 1930.
- A Study in Scarlet (Starts at Chapter 1),
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- The Return of Sherlock Holmes Starts at Chapter 76
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- His Last Bow Starts at Chapter 110
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- Sau Cheung
- 09-06-19
Scalon's narration is superior to Fry's
A few months ago, I purchased the SH collection narrated by Stephen Fry and had a difficult time getting into the series.
When the option to buy this series narrated by Stephen Scalon for less then a dollar, I jumped at it.
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- Wade Lancaster
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Fully Realized Sherlock Holmes
This is another great Holmes collection. This is just as good as the Frye version. Both narrators are top notch and bring Sherlock to life. So, check out the audible samples and see which one you like best. You know the stories, so I won’t review them. What matters most is the narrator, and this one is great.
Highly recommended.
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- Angelo
- 08-11-19
Definitely a Five star purchase.
Excellent compilation!! Loved listening this, I was sad to finish it. It's definitely a five star purchase.
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- Benswing
- 09-10-19
Hours of intrigue
The complete Sherlock Holmes collection is truly a gem. The performance was quite good and the stories got me through a 10,000 mile road trip. Quite enjoyable!
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- josh lowery
- 03-17-20
Brilliant material.
I loved this .. great and beatiful books read by a great orator. Although I must admit some of the female voices are so tedious I wanted to quit listening. Beyond that I loved the book and performance.
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- Local Book Lover
- 07-24-20
Great books deserve better narrator
Excellent stories by a great writer. It's easy to understand why people feel as though Sherlock Holmes was a real person.
The reader generally sounds good, although his approximations of women's and children's voices are a bit distracting. He occasionally mispronounces words in odd ways. For example, he says "desert spoon" when presumably "dessert spoon" was intended by the author. In "a Study in Scarlet" he does a passable American accent, yet persists in giving some words a gratingly British pronunciation (eg., "hareeem" instead of "harem"). Throughout, he pronounces "due" as "Jew" and "duty as "jooty"; "deduce" is "de-juice", "duke" is "jook", "leash" is "lash" and "sure" is "shore". There are many other odd pronunciations that make me wonder if he understands all the words. It's irritating, and I will try to avoid other books read by this guy.
It's difficult to find a particular story, since the book has been divided into numbered "chapters" that don't list the titles.
Instead of this, I recommend the version read by Stephen Fry.
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- J. Mac
- 01-13-20
A most excellent listen!
Everything about this book was excellent and well done from the narrator to the stories themselves, I will most assuredly listen again!
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- Bill Kinsey
- 12-14-19
Really comes to life
I've read and always enjoyed Sherlock Holmes stories, but theit even better with excellent narration.
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- william l. hill
- 09-05-19
Wonderful stories!
Loved every word of every story. Sir Doyle was a remarkable story teller and his words, spoken beautifully by Mr. Scalon, has given many a evening of enjoyment.
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- Gary Wildridge
- 11-05-20
Wonderful
the narration was amazing by Stephen Scanlon his voice is forever ingrained as a top Holmes performer.
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- Martyn Hunter
- 07-22-19
The Narrator Makes Such Difference
I also have the Sherlock Holmes Collection narrated by Stephen Fry. But I really didn't like his narration. He makes it sound like the book is all about him and his voice and the story is secondary. I was very disappointed. But I have now bought a Sherlock Holmes Collection that is narrated by someone I've never heard of and it it's so much better. I am really enjoying listening to the stories. The narrator is Stephen Scalon. I far prefer his narration. With the Stephen Fry book I gave up listening. But with the Stephen Scalon narration I listen every chance I get. Much, much better in my opinion. It shows how crucial the narrator is to whether an Audio book is enjoyable or not. Good idea to listen to the sample to try and get an idea.
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- Our music x
- 07-07-20
Great BUT play at 1.2x speed!
Certainly a great deal on the entire famous collection, and essentially well read, but the speed is painful. I kept finding myself waiting for the next sentence. Sped up to 1.2x though this problem was resolved.
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- The Mosstrooper
- 04-14-20
Great unfortunately to few Sherlock books written.
Writing has not evolved in 2020. Personally I only read stuff written in the past, much better.
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- Sergy
- 01-26-21
It has other stories entirely unrelated to Holmes.
Missing Chapters. It has other stories entirely unrelated to Holmes and so many chapters are missing.
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- V92
- 12-08-20
Amazing narration
This narrator is absolutely the best. I was almost convinced at some point that there was at least three different people doing the narration.
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- kelsie
- 02-21-20
Loved everything
Loved this from start to finish but got a little lost with the chapters as it would continue the chapter count from the previous book soon got used to it however
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- Devon Girl
- 12-25-20
Could have been better
Enjoyable overall but not the complete collection I had expected. Half a dozen or so stories are inexplicably left out. The performance is also strange, with words like 'Progress' pronounced in the American fashion and, halfway through 'The hound of the Baskervilles' Sir Henry loses his American accent, only to regain it towards the end!
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- Anonymous User
- 10-17-20
download error 7 times, always around 1300mb
it's all one huge file, and downloading it takes hours, and I get so far and it says download error. I have tonnes of room for the file size and theres nothing wrong with my connection. its very frustrating, please look into this, or separate the file into each book rather than one massive job lot
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- Mitch
- 05-24-21
Confused and confusing
The bits that were as the title were good, but this is a mixed up collection of things other than Sherlock Holmes stories. I've given up with it and couldn't recommend it.
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- Little Pumpkins
- 04-12-21
really badly read
really bad and annoying voices used for the dialogue. clearly bot a professional actor reading.
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