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Loading... L'Instinct de l'équarrisseur : Vie et mort de Sherlock Holmes (2002)by Thomas Day
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Mon billet sur le blog, en français: http://moncoinlecture.over-blog.com/article-l-instinct-de-l-equarrisseur-thomas-... C'est un 3,5 étoiles, en fait, mais l'option n'existe pas. J'ai adoré ce que l'auteur a fait de Sherlock. Foisonnant, déjanté, certaines scènes sont épiques. Bref, j'ai aimé, même si j'ai eu du mal à accrocher à la seconde partie. no reviews | add a review
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The thing is that Sherlock is not so much a brilliant detective, that's still true but he so much more than that, like a commissioned killer for the queen. The public from our world can't know that about their favorite hero. As for Watson, he's not so much a physician but more a brilliant scientist who made possible space travel between our world with a few tweak here and there with the help of H. G. Wells.
Nikola Tesla, Albert Einstein and some other scientists could make an appearance but shh I don't want to spoil it for you :)
A little bit of exageration but well it does not detract from the fun.
Great steampunk ! ( )