The Basil Copper Pons Stories
After Derleth's death in 1971, further stories about the character have been written by the author Basil Copper. Four of these volumes were published by Pinnacle Books - The Dossier of Solar Pons, The Further Adventures of Solar Pons, The Secret files of Solar Pons and The Uncollected Cases of Solar Pons (all 1979). A further two volumes of Copper's continuations were published by Fedogan and Bremer - ''The Exploits of Solar Pons (1993) and The Recollections of Solar Pons (1995). Fedogan and Bremer also issued a limited edition chapbook of Copper's preferred text of the story The Adventure of the Singular Sandwich. More recently, Sarob Press published two further volumes of Pons work by Copper - the novel Solar Pons versus the Devil's Claw (2004) and a collection titled Solar Pons: The Final Cases (2005) which contains five stories, four being revised editions of earlier Copper Pons contributions, and one new story ("The Adventure of the Baffled Baron").
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