Major Works
- The Chronological Holmes, 1955 (with revisions from an earlier edition that appeared in the Baker Street Journal in 1948)
- Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street, 1962
- The Annotated Sherlock Holmes, 1967
- Nero Wolfe of West Thirty-Fifth Street, 1969
- The Lure of the Limerick, Panther Books, London, 1968
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