A graduate of Cambridge with a keen interest in chemistry and the sciences, Sherlock Holmes made his name as London’s foremost consulting detective. For nearly a decade, he has astounded police and public alike with his near-infallible logic, painstaking forensic techniques, and uncanny ability to see significance in the smallest detail. Though he rarely publishes, Holmes occasionally contributes analytical columns to the Daily Chronicle, offering both brilliant clarifications on vexing matters and pointed critiques of investigative lapses. Readers laud his pieces for their razor-sharp insight, but his directness can stir controversy among those unprepared for his unvarnished conclusions.