Sherlock Holmes and The Giessbach Fall
by Helmi Sigg
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The manuscript was discovered in a rusty vasculum in the cellar of Baker Street 221b, after a burst pipe in front of the house of Mrs Hudson, who let out her lodgings to Holmes and Watson, had resulted in capital water damage. After many attempts, we finally succeeded in almost completely reconstructing the tale and thus saving it for posterity.
"And thank you for the copies of your “Sherlock Holmes and The Giessbach Fall” which is most entertaining. Particularly, the writing gets the tone and atmosphere of the Conan Doyle stories, and the translation (I have read it in the English, of course) is very good. I look forward to more Sherlock Holmes stories from your pen!"
(Guy Marriott, President, Sherlock Holmes Society of London)
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