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This book collects all thirty-one of Flannery O'Connor's short stories, including those previously compiled into two short story collections, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Everything That Rises Must Converge, as well as some short stories that were adapted into the novels Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The book won the U. S. National Book Award posthumously in 1972. This volume is the second part, including 13 articles including "You Can't Be Worse Than the Dead".

This book is the famous work of Danish writer Karen Blixen (1885-1962), the author of "Out of Africa". This book is Karen's first collection of stories written in English, the language she learned during her 17 years in Kenya. The collection of stories was first published in the United States in 1934, when she used the pen name Isak Dinesen. The book was selected by the "American Book of the Month Club" the same year it was published, and immediately attracted many readers and became a best-seller.

The protagonist, Mr. Wayne, has lived in an old house for generations and owns a library. One day, Wayne discovered a strange creature looking for an exit in the library. Wayne followed the bird-like Mr. Raven (Mr. Crow) and came to another world through a magic mirror. Wayne was shocked by this world: there were skeletal ghosts dancing and fighting; there were forests where stupid giants and ignorant "dwarfs" lived; and there were hazy swamps where female leopards were looking for babies and charming women were waiting to be discovered... And the "evil" of this world was concentrated in the city of Brica: Lilith, the princess of Brica who was controlled by and associated with the "shadow". (Lilith first appeared in Sumerian mythology. In Jewish rabbinic literature, she is referred to as the first wife of Adam, the human ancestor in the Old Testament. She was created by God from clay and left the Garden of Eden because she was dissatisfied with God). The mysterious events unfold layer by layer, and MacDonald shows and explores us: the story between Adam and Eve, the fall and redemption of mankind, until finally moving towards God, towards the light, and the fragility of human nature. There are many symbolic symbols used in it, which are reminiscent of Virgil's works and Dante's "Divine Comedy". "Lilith" was first published in 1895. It is the last fantasy novel written by George Macdonald, the "King of Victorian Fairy Tales" in his later years. It focuses on the nature of life, death and redemption. It is considered to be Macdonald's most mysterious and profound work.

"McTeague: A San Francisco Story" is Frank Norris's masterpiece. It was published in 1899 and is known as the "Manifesto of American Naturalism." This book is based on real events. In 1893, a San Francisco man, Patrick Collins, murdered his miserly wife in an extremely brutal way and was eventually sentenced to hanging. Norris drew inspiration from the murder and wrote the classic novel "McTeague." The first half of the book truly describes the life of the lower class people in San Francisco at the end of the 19th century. The second half attributes the tragedy of the protagonist McTeague to a physical defect. The author describes his "kind appearance as an undercurrent of evil flowing from generation to generation." However, this work was once fiercely attacked by the American literary circle because of its bloody plot and comprehensive expression of the depravity of human nature. In the 1920s, the study of Norris experienced a renaissance. "McTeague" began to receive widespread attention again.

This book includes sixteen independent short stories. These stories do not have complicated and bizarre plots, nor the climaxes of traditional novels, but only fragments of life and inner monologues interspersed in these fragments. In "Death in the Forest" and "Death of a Brother", which have a heavy color of death, death is no longer the end of life, but a retrospective of the starting point of life; in "She Was There - She Was Taking a Bath" and "Mountain Dweller", people who are squeezed by the living environment and have no chance to breathe can finally see their fate clearly and realize the true meaning of life. The author Sherwood Anderson is one of the first American writers to express the subconscious. To a certain extent, he is a psychological novelist. He was familiar with and learned from Freud's psychoanalytic theory, and was even called "the American Freud" by some critics. Although this book does not analyze the psychology of the characters, readers can interpret the characters' hearts through the detailed descriptions in the book, deeply unearth the hidden and suppressed desires, pain, helplessness and struggles behind these stories, and start a journey of exploration of the characters' inner world.

This book collects all thirty-one of Flannery O'Connor's short stories, including those previously compiled into two short story collections, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Everything That Rises Must Converge, as well as some short stories that were adapted into the novels Wise Blood and The Violent Bear It Away. The book won the U. S. National Book Award posthumously in 1972. This volume is the first part, including 18 articles including "A Good Man Is Hard to Find".

The protagonist of the story may be the most ill-fated Santa Claus in history. A cruel war is coming, and Santa Claus will be captured alive! How should he get out of this predicament and deliver Christmas gifts to the children? "Although the war is cruel, the novel is warm and touching. Even in the midst of war, the children still have hopes and expectations for Christmas: Evelyn wants dolls, Charlie wants uniforms and small swords, and Bob and Aluan know that their fathers who are in the battlefield cannot come home, but they are still willing to do so. He wishes to help his mother make Christmas gifts for his younger brothers and sisters, and always looks forward to his father's return. What we see in the book is not the pain caused by the war, but love, courage and hope, which glow warmer and brighter in the dark days.

It was selected as one of the 25 classic mystery novels selected by the American Mystery Writers Association; it was selected as one of the 1,000 novels you must read before you die by the British "Guardian"; it has been adapted into a movie of the same name four times, and the Hitchcock version is one of the most classic suspense movies in history; it was adapted into a play in 2005, successfully landed on Broadway, and won the Laurence Olivier Award and the Tony Award. After Richard Hannay returned to London from Africa, he met a man named Scudder and revealed to him that from the first time I read John Buchan's "The Thirty-Nine Steps", I felt that it would be made into a great movie. --Hitchcock The secret of an international espionage organization. Scudder was killed, and Hannay became the prime suspect. In order to avoid being tracked by the police and spies, he fled to Scotland and escaped from danger time and time again with cleverness and wit. Finally, based on the "Thirty-nine Steps" clue left by Scudder, Hannay successfully destroyed the enemy's conspiracy.

This book is the first science fiction novel written by Conan Doyle. The story mainly tells about the adventure journey of the protagonist Professor Challenger in the highlands of South America. Many prehistoric creatures lived there, including dinosaurs and extinct creatures. The story describes in detail the war between prehistoric humans and apes. The plot is fascinating. This novel has inspired our modern adventure stories and movies about ancient beasts and dinosaurs.

"Dear Enemy" is the sequel to "Daddy-Long-Legs". This is also an epistolary novel, but the protagonist is replaced by Judy's college classmate and best friend-Sally. After Judy married "Daddy Long Legs" Jervis, the two lived a happy and sweet life. Judy wanted to improve the John Greer Orphanage where she once lived. When they saw that the optimistic Sally was still living a willful and muddled life, with "no progress" in their words, the couple decided to invite Sally to be the director of the John Greer Orphanage. Sally was reluctant at first, but after Judy's repeated persuasion and politician Gordon's cynicism (Sally believed that the latter had a greater driving force), this red-haired Irish descendant came to the orphanage resolutely...

In this book, the author takes the students in the school as the protagonists and constructs a youth novel full of romance. It describes the lives of fourteen boys and girls as they grow up. The background of the story is ten years after "Little Gentlemen". After they grew up, they experienced youth and love in different universities, gradually entered the society and started their own careers, including journalists, musicians, young industrialists, etc. "Jo's Boys" is the third and final film in the "Little Women" series.

The original world was created by the seven gods, not intentionally but unintentionally. As the world progressed in an orderly manner, the gods sank underground and fell into a brief slumber. Human beings are worthy of being created by the gods and have demonstrated wisdom beyond all others in this rich land. They create and invent many powerful machines and enjoy a comfortable life... However, the price of wanton behavior is huge. The seven gods woke up one after another. They waved their hands, and the virus spread rapidly like air. Not only living things were infected, but also the mechanical bodies created by humans entered a state of madness. Many countries have issued emergency appeals, and among humans, a group of special physiques that are not afraid of viruses have also appeared. With the efforts of scientists from various countries, crystallization devices have begun to operate, and after being installed in the human body, they are not afraid of viruses. At this point, the fate of mankind will be controlled by these people, and the gods who are gradually awakening have also begun their plans.

The book begins with a story about a strange divorce case. After the relationship between the parents of the little girl Meiqi broke down, they launched a long and complicated divorce case. The final result was that Mechi was fairly and fairly divided into two, and took turns living and receiving education in his parents' home for half a year. During this period, both parents found new loves and started families again. In the battles for each other, Mechi became the emotional bond between her stepfather Sir Claude and her stepmother Miss Model, prompting them to come together and become her new guardian. Little Meiqi's situation is both subtle and embarrassing, and the adults' emotions towards her are also subtle and complex. The young and sensitive Meiqi suffered a lot in the tug-of-war between the adults and was in a dilemma. The entire novel is almost a battle for "Mechi" as the trophy, and where will Mechi go in the end?

The protagonist, John Lexman, is a thoughtful detective novelist. Wife Grace Watson had a brief affair with Greek billionaire Carla Lummo before marriage. Kara has a gentle appearance but a sinister heart. She holds a grudge against her ex Grace. She gets close to Lexman step by step and becomes friends with him. Later, she plans a murder that puts Lexman in jail. T. X., The assistant director of the Metropolitan Police Department, is a good friend of Lexman. After many investigations, he successfully helped Lexman clear his grievances. However, the protagonist accidentally escaped from prison the day before he received the release order, and he and his wife disappeared from the world. Two years later, Lexman, who lost his beloved wife, returned to London and launched a mad revenge on Kara...

This collection of Plath's diaries records her life from her teenage years to her early marriage. There are youthful days in it, full of the sweetness and sourness of a girl's growth. The most touching thing about this diary is that it clearly and accurately captures the emotions of a girl with a lot of emotions, and the touching moment when a girl grows into a woman, like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon that goes through untold hardships and endures all kinds of pain, just to bloom into beauty. This growth history leads us into Plath's spiritual world and gives us a deep understanding of Plath's growth and life trajectory.

This political fantasy novel was written in 1907. Through the perspective of a wealthy lady who joined the revolution, the author fictionalized the changes in social development at that time and accurately predicted the rise of the capitalist centralized system. Although the book was published 100 years ago, it still has a warning and thought-provoking effect on today's society.

The story of this book slowly unfolds from a manuscript left behind by a woman: the heroine is hired as a tutor to go to Bly Manor in the countryside to take care of the little boy Miles and the little girl Flora who have lost their parents. During her tenure, the female teacher often saw the ghosts of the deceased former female teacher and the manor servant. At the same time, she discovered that the two young children seemed to have a secret connection with the two ghosts. The female teacher tried to fight against the evil ghost to save the children, but she herself fell into doubts and suspicions about the children and was unable to extricate herself... Can courage fight against evil? Suspense and tension are stacked step by step, just like screws that are getting tighter and tighter.

"I Am a Cat" is a famous work by Japan's "national master" Natsume Soseki, and is known as "a monument to Japanese critical realism literature." The author uses cat language to expose the nature of human money worship and egoism, and criticizes the society that worships money and the social habits of worshiping foreign things.

The story takes place in a small town in the southern United States, where there is an old southern judge Fox Crane and his grandson Jester, as well as a young black boy Sherman with a pair of blue eyes, and a pharmacist suffering from leukemia, Mr. Malone. Jester wants to find the truth behind his father's suicide, while Sherman wants to find his mother. In less than a year, the lives and fates of several characters are intertwined. Their intersection is not because they like each other, but just because of excessive loneliness.

A group of teenagers are going to save the MC world. Can they succeed? If you want to know, please read the novel "MC Legend: Dragon Island"!

I wanted to continue to show off my beautiful clothes, but I was taken back to the nest too early! This is a light-hearted novel about a person who was dragged home early by a big-tailed wolf after being reborn, and lived a leisurely and happy life without shame or shame. Goldfinger Susususususuwen! The enhanced version of the lightning rod comes with it! If you really can't bear it, please click "x"! (This article only writes relaxing articles about Goldfinger's self-entertainment and self-satisfaction. If you don't like it, don't read it. The background is fictitious. Thank you, little cuties!)

[Free full text] "Your Majesty, Madam has been locked up in a dark room by you for three days." "Did she admit her mistake?" "No, Madam said that when she gets out, she will redeem Young Master Liu to be her personal bodyguard." ＊ Before her rebirth, Ning Jiaofo did not participate in the affairs of the harem, but she was still plotted to die. Her death was inexplicable, and she did not know who had done it. After being reborn, Ning Jiao thought that the Buddhist lineage had to die, so why couldn't she try her best to become a beloved concubine, so she tried every means to embrace the prince's various thighs. Later, she discovered that the road was crooked, and the prince obediently walked to the door without her needing to hold his thigh. She then brazenly relied on someone to caress her and pull her to the sky. Today, I ruined Mrs. Wang's delicate flower. Tomorrow I will kick over the table where the concubine is dining. The day after tomorrow I will break the Mingyu that the Emperor gave to Mrs. Liang. The day after tomorrow... Everyone cried and complained to the prince, but found that the protagonist Ning Jiao who did these things had complained before them: "Oh, prince, you have to make the decision for others~" The concubines in the mansion: "..." Can you be more shameless? ! What's terrible is that the prince actually cooperates with her acting. ＊ If you look at the same face all day long, you will get bored. Ning Jiao felt that it was time for a change of taste. She happened to have a good relationship with Mama Sang from Xuelan Yuan, so she picked up some beauties every day. A month later, looking at the handsome man singing like a god on the stage, Ning Jiao slapped the table: "It's him! Someone, give me money to redeem him!" Ps: double life + sweet pet article + no abuse + solving the case with some points + 1v1

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This is the Beast Soul Continent. People don't have magical fighting spirit, let alone flying swords, but they can use the power of the beast soul to make themselves extremely powerful! Lu Xiaoran: I want to become very strong, very strong!

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Yingying met a netizen who was not sane on the Internet, and the other person told her a story about Apollo falling in love with Daphne. Brain-twitching netizen: Do you believe in the power of Cupid's arrow? Answer: Please don't provoke an atheist [picking his nose] Brain-twitching netizen: I'll give you another chance, think carefully before answering, otherwise [hum] Answer: Haha. (I will block you directly) Later, I found out that the netizen opposite who was not in his right mind was actually the real Cupid! God is so crazy about love! The God of Love was despised. In order to prove the power of the God of Love's arrow, he spent a lot of money. The golden arrow penetrated Yingying's atrium, while the lead arrow pierced his own heart. Yingying could not love her from now on. I was looking for the answer to the male god Cupid, but I couldn't figure it out, so I asked my goddess best friend Xia Baibai for advice. Xia Baibai: When chasing people, you must have a chasing attitude. Answer: My attitude is very clear! Xia Baibai (covering her forehead): Keep your posture low! Answer the question: Huh? Can't I scold him and chase him at the same time? Xia Baibai:...... The heroine who is quite hunky × the male protagonist who is doggy

Qingya was abandoned at an early age because she was born on an "evil day". More than ten years later, two servants of Prince Zheng's Mansion came to Emei and set a trap to force Qingya, the princess of Prince Zheng's Mansion, to marry Beiliang instead. On their wedding night, the third prince of Beiliang, Ge Ri, entered the bridal chamber in a wheelchair, opened his hijab, and drank the wine he handed him. He said calmly: "Today I lose, I will lose you to the second prince brother, and he will marry you later. Don't resist, I have already drunk the wine..." She did not want to be humiliated, and resisted the second prince Bayan, tapping the second prince's acupuncture points to settle the score with him. Prince Geri was suffering from the poison of Hehuan Powder, and he was struggling with the wedding maid... What is all this? Everything was in chaos... After taking effect from the medicine, he pointed at her and became furious: "Chai Qingya, all this has just begun!"

"He" is an idol with soaring popularity and a superstar. "She" is a clumsy novice in the all-pervasive "paparazzi". Let's see how these incompatible natural enemies in the entertainment industry collide and create unexpected popcorn. She accidentally broke into his life, but by chance, she was maliciously adopted by a strange young man who has a fascination with thousands of girls. , Transformed into a part-time employee, a full-time nanny, and even a personal assistant in the home of a super popular star. How will her role change after this? Secret! The undercover life in a star's home is not easy, nor is it pleasant. Monsters are not easy to deal with, and there is torture everywhere! The most fearful thing is that guilt knocks on the door every night, making it impossible for her to avoid and escape.

"He" is an idol with soaring popularity and a superstar. "She" is a clumsy novice in the all-pervasive "paparazzi". Let's see how these incompatible natural enemies in the entertainment industry collide and create unexpected popcorn. She accidentally broke into his life, but by chance, she was maliciously adopted by a strange young man who has a fascination with thousands of girls. , Transformed into a part-time employee, a full-time nanny, and even a personal assistant in the home of a super popular star. How will her role change after this? Secret! The undercover life in a star's home is not easy, nor is it pleasant. Monsters are not easy to deal with, and there is torture everywhere! The most fearful thing is that guilt knocks on the door every night, making it impossible for her to avoid and escape.

"La Traviata" is a love novel written by Xiao Dumas based on his own personal experience. The protagonist of the story, Margaret, is a beautiful woman who has fallen into prostitution. "La Traviata" is just her nickname because she carries a bouquet of camellias with her. By chance, she met the young talent Armand and was moved by his sincere love, determined to give up her past luxurious life. Just as the lovers were looking forward to a bright future, Armand's father appeared and asked Margaret to leave Armand. In order to help others, she gave up her love and returned to Vanity Fair. Armand, who did not know the truth, was extremely angry, and because of love and hatred, he repeatedly humiliated Margaret and pushed her completely into the abyss of death.

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Tawdry Night" tells the story of Harriet Fan returning to her alma mater to attend an alumni reunion, but many strange and strange things happened one after another around her. She had to postpone her return to find out. Soon she was involved in a cruel persecution of intellectual women. In desperation, Harriet could only team up with her old acquaintance, the famous detective Lord Wimsey, to jointly investigate, but the result was completely beyond everyone's expectations...

The only non-fiction work by Juskind, the author of "Perfume", confronts two major propositions in life that need to be thought about urgently; overlooking the complex and subtle abyss of human nature, and gaining insight into the secret love that transcends the world. In this short work, Suskind explores the relationship between love and its eternal rival, death. Citing three examples from philosophy, literature, religious stories and myths and legends, as well as modern life, Suskind presents to us the relationship between the two that are both complementary and contradictory, prompting readers to think about how the world views love and death, and how they appear in literary and philosophical works. Love can not only make people feel happy, but also bring endless pain. Love is not just a random molecule, it can change our body and brain, turning us into another person completely. The author then compares the fate of Jesus and Orpheus in ancient Greek mythology, and tells how they tried to defeat death with love.

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Nine Tolls of the Bell" tells the story of the kind-hearted Mrs. Sulp who died of illness and was buried under the bell. Soon her husband, Mr. Sulp, also passed away. When people dug up Mrs. Sulp's grave to bury them together, they found the severely damaged body of an unknown man on the coffin. This shocked the people in the whole town and also attracted the famous detective Lord Wimsey who was passing by. Whose body was this? For whom does the bell toll? Sayers unfolds the mystery for us layer by layer.

A collection of works by E. M. Forster, the "Uncrowned King" of the Nobel Prize for Literature and the great British novelist of the 20th century! With profound and timeless insights, his works are full of humor and irony. They have sophisticated plots and are rich in symbolic and even philosophical meanings, perfectly integrating artistry and readability. Many of his works have been adapted into classic films and have become representative works of British literary films. E. M. Forster was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature thirteen times, and five of his novels were adapted into films. He is not only recognized as one of the greatest novelists of the twentieth century, but also one of the writers with the largest readership. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Forster's death this year, the redesigned and revised "Collected Works of E. M. Forster" is published with a new look. "The Collected Works of E. M. Forster" contains a total of eight major works of the author: "Where Angels Fear to Go", "The Longest Journey", "A Room with a View", "Howards End", "Maurice", "A Passage to India", "Aspects of the Novel" and "Forster's Short Stories".

This book describes the life of Gadfly, an Italian revolutionary. Gadfly participated in the revolutionary activities of the Italian Party in his youth. In a confession, he made a big mistake by leaking the secrets of the revolutionaries. His lover Gemma misunderstood that he had betrayed his comrades on his own initiative. In grief, Gadfly fled to South America and lived in exile for thirteen years. During this period, he encountered many unexpected hardships and became a lame man with scars on his face, but he became a strong revolutionary warrior. Later, during an armed struggle, he was unfortunately betrayed by a traitor and was arrested...

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This book is a collection of Shakespeare's classic plays, including the famous "Romeo and Juliet" among Shakespeare's early plays, the representative works "Hamlet" and "King Lear" among the "four major tragedies", and the representative works of his "four major comedies" "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "The Merchant of Venice".

Chekhov was the last master of critical realism in Russia in the late 19th century and a master of short stories. He is known as the "King of Short Stories in the World". He was good at digging out people and events of typical significance from daily life, making high-level artistic summaries through humorous and ridiculous plots, and shaping small characters with typical personalities. He used this to reflect the Russian society at that time, laugh at ugly social phenomena, and express his deep sympathy for the hardworking people. His novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, full of humor, and allow readers to figure out the meaning of the work from the image system. Every plant and tree in his writing is lifelike, and his depictions of psychology are often penetrating, and he has become synonymous with short stories. This book is a collection of Chekhov's classic short stories, which selects dozens of works that are considered classics and widely circulated.

"A Collection of Short Stories and Novels by Maupassant" is a collection of short stories and short stories by the famous French writer Maupassant, the "king of short stories in the world". It presents readers with a picture of French social life at that time and has profound ideological connotation and social value. By reading the novel, readers can feel its unique charm. Maupassant's short stories depict a wide range of aspects of life, and together they constitute a comprehensive secular picture of French society in the second half of the 19th century. In Maupassant's novels, all kinds of phenomena in the social reality at that time are vividly described; characters from all walks of life are vividly outlined; the scenery and people of France's urban and rural areas are also vividly portrayed. Among his wide range of materials, there are three outstanding focuses, namely, the Franco-Prussian War, the life of clerks in Paris, and the urban and rural scenery and anecdotes of the Normandy region of France.

"Canetti's Autobiographical Trilogy" Elias Canetti won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1981 for his "broad vision, rich ideological and artistic power" in his works. How did this boy who lost his father at a young age become one of the world's literary masters? What people and events influenced and even shaped his literary temperament? These questions are all answered in his autobiography. Canetti's autobiographical trilogy is a voluminous volume, extending from Canetti's wandering childhood to his middle age when he first entered the literary world. It perfectly combines vivid and personal descriptions with a grand and broad picture of the times. It is not only a record of the writer's personal life, but also a unique presentation of the magnificent cultural history of China and Europe. Perhaps because of this, it is known as the greatest German biography of the 20th century...

This book is written by Japanese writer Okamoto Kanoko. Okamoto Kanoko's works are full of modernity and her brushwork is very gorgeous. Many of her works were published after her death under the arrangement of her husband Ippei. During her lifetime, Kanoko had a strong personality and a strange lifestyle, which was often discussed by people. The Japanese writer Setouchi Harumi's "Kanoko Daze" is a novel based on her. This book contains three works: "The Dazzling Goldfish", "Summer Night Dream" and "The Power of Flowers", none of which have ever been translated into Chinese. "The Dazzling Goldfish" tells the story of a man who is obsessed with goldfish and whose "love" ends in vain. "Summer Night Dream" contains the two people's shared memories, and the conversation is filled with soul resonance. In "The Power of Flowers", the energetic female flower arrangement teacher likes the gentle male painter, but the male painter gradually cannot bear it and can only escape...

She was originally the protector princess of the former dynasty. She went to the battlefield and saved the dead, but something went wrong and her country was taken away and the city was destroyed. God opened her eyes and allowed her to be reborn, and she decided to let herself live a little more freely in this life. But why did she marry the prince who was known as the King of Ghosts? During the day she pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and at night he pretends to be a ghost to scare people. The two of them, one white and one black, were very busy.

The end of the world is coming, the darkest era in history, a new era, the revival of spiritual energy, the emergence of various monsters and races, the distortion of human nature, the terrible human heart, and Su Chuxue, she and her brother are surviving in the end of the world, meeting all kinds of people, trying their best to survive (this is my first time writing, please take care of me, thank you)

Dr. Watson, who was injured and retired from the battlefield in Afghanistan, shared an apartment at 221B Baker Street, London, with a young man who had just graduated from medical school. Soon, he discovered that this young man named Sherlock Holmes had powers of careful observation and extraordinary reasoning and analysis abilities that were beyond ordinary people. At the same time, there were often some mysterious visitors coming in and out of their apartment. Until one day, they were involved in a murder case... Sherlock Holmes's first trial, exciting case!

"The Singing Sand" A young man died drunk on a train. Detective Grant, who was in the same train, accidentally picked up a few strange lines of poetry scrawled in the corner of a newspaper by the deceased before his death. His intuition formed from years of handling cases and his special ability to judge appearance convinced him that this was a murder. While on vacation, Grant relied on his own efforts to launch a series of persistent investigations. The process of tracking down the evidence was extremely arduous. When the last clue was lost, the murderer confessed himself...