Quand l’enquêteur se met à table by Loïc Marcou

“…In this article, I will intend to show the long-standing relationship in most crime fiction detectives' lives–that is with food and gastronomy. …”
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SHERLOCK HOLMES : The Complete Novels and Stories Volume II / by Doyle, Suir Arthur Conan

“…Conan Doyle's incomparable tales bring to life a Victorian England of horse-drawn cabs, fogs, and the famous lodgings at 221B Baker Street, where for more than forty years Sherlock Holmes earned his undisputed reputation as the greatest fictional detective of all time. From the Paperback edition.…”

A Sherlock Holmes Compendium / by Haining, Peter, editor 241900

The Hound of the Baskervilles : Histoire, fantasme et genèse de la narration policière by Christophe Gelly

“…Lastly, we study the character of Sherlock Holmes himself, his behaviour and his strategy when facing this fantasy of an engulfed self, so as to suggest our own vision of the most famous ever fictional detective.…”
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Fallet med den muterade science fictiondeckaren by Christian Mehrstam

“… The Case of the Mutant Science Fiction Detective Story: Literariness and Popular Culture in Education This article states that the main schools of pedagogy of literature are in their respective ways designed to seize upon the benefits of literariness, which is a feature that some texts are still considered to have and others are considered to lack. …”
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Edgar Allan Poe’s Chevalier Auguste Dupin: The use of ratiocination in fictional crime solving by Helena Marković, Biljana Oklopčić

“…Edgar Allan Poe’s influence on detective fiction writers has been so large that his fictional detective became the prototype for many later ones, most notably Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot. …”
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« Is there a Doctor in the HOUSE ? » : les séries télévisées médicales face au monde réel by Pamela Tytell

“…Gregory House acts like the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. Besides, there are many references to the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in House. …”
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Między powieścią sensacyjną a literaturą detektywistyczną. „Tajemnica dorożki” Fergusa Hume’a by Joanna Kokot

“…While the reader of a sensational novel was not ‘invited’ to solve the detective puzzle (provided there is any) by himself/herself and so to act as a rival of the fictional detective, in Hume’s text the way in which the narrative discourse is carried provokes the reader to speculate on the motive of the murder and the perpetrator. …”
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Across languages, across media. A comparative analysis of linguistic variation in literary translation and transmedial adaptation of a Chinese-American fictional character by Dora Renna, Francesca Santulli

“…As a Chinese American fictional detective created by E.D. Biggers in the 1920s (often accused of stereotyping the minority he represents), Charlie Chan navigates various cultural contexts, providing a rich ground for intermedial comparisons. …”
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Dystopian Depths in John Lanchester’s The Wall (2019) by Sana' Jarrar

“…The elements of dystopian fiction detected in the novel include environmental ruin, technological predomination, inequality, enslavement, violence, despotism, and the propaganda used to mislead the citizens of society.  …”
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THE WOMEN DETECTIVES IN THE DETECTIVE LITERATURE: ESRA TÜRKEKUL’S KAPALIÇARŞI CİNAYETİ NOVEL /POLİSİYE EDEBİYATTA KADIN DEDEKTİFLER: ESRA TÜRKEKUL’UN KAPALIÇARŞI CİNAYETİ KİTABI... by Selin Önen

“…By the end of the 1970s, the female viewpoint came into prominence in American detective fiction. Detective characters identified apart from societal patriarchal values, women aware of their subjectivity and the incorporation of women comprised of different stratas, which are striking features of this period. …”
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Dystopian Depths in John Lanchester’s The Wall (2019) by Sana' Jarrar

“…The elements of dystopian fiction detected in the novel include environmental ruin, technological predomination, inequality, enslavement, violence, despotism, and the propaganda used to mislead the citizens of society.  …”
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SIRENS / by Knox, Joseph, author

Detection or Endless Deferral/Absence in Detective Fiction: Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None by M. Ayça VURMAY

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Cachette by Lee, Hui Min

“…Having seen television show featuring ancient drama characters and fictional detective characters who can pull out various items from underneath their sleeve and coat while remaining gracefully light, inspires me to create garments and accessories that can perhaps works in a similar manner. …”
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KASYAF / by Khairi Mohd., author 639477

INTIMATE FALLS ; A Brandon Drake Novel / by Rucker, Lance M., 1948-, author 641287

Beyond sentimentality: animal characters in nineteenth-century fiction by Cullen, LI

“…It addresses this lacuna by examining the fraught relationship between literary character, realism, and animals across four genres: sensation fiction, detective fiction, the realistic wild animal story, and the animal (auto)biography. …”