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Danielle wakes up to the fact that she's too conformist. Can Roger cope? By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 3900 words.
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On holiday in India, the pair view the world from a different perspective. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 4000 words.
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Sherlock Holmes wonders why we need to know the opinions of famous people, and gets to meet Fatboy Slim. By Andrew Starling. Sherlock Holmes Dance Mix series. 4900 words.
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Computers and microchips
are a bit soulless. But maybe a little spiritual history
can become embedded inside them. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 3700 words.
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A series of mysterious
notes leads the protagonist to commit a terrible crime against a diminutive
victim. By Tadeusz Deregowski. 1800 words.
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This isn't fiction. It's a eulogy for my father. It's also quite emotional. By Andrew Starling (1993). 1100 words.
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Sherlock Holmes investigates a contemporary issue - how valuable is your vote in a modern democracy? By Andrew Starling. Sherlock Holmes Dance Mix series. 5100 words.
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A client asks Sherlock Holmes why he hasn't aged, even after a hundred years. The answer, of course, is that Holmes is a fictional character. But what about his client? By Andrew Starling. Sherlock Holmes Dance Mix series. 4700 words.
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A lawyer travelling
in a taxi follows his instincts and suffers a puzzling experience. By Tadeusz Deregowski. 600 words.
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It's surely a bad
day when you can't even commit suicide successfully. By Tadeusz Deregowski. 1400 words.
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Danielle, herself born through a teenage pregnancy, invites her boyfriend round when her mother is going out. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 2400 words.
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Roger and Danielle in old age, still contemplating sex. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 1400 words.
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Here, they're an affluent but bored couple who come across
a strange and sexy ritual at a Scottish inn. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 3600 words.
Adolescence arrives, and the pair watch seagulls going through their courtship rituals, after first checking out the differences in their own bodies. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 2700 words.
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An unconventional love affair, from the old days of new age travellers. By Andrew Starling. R&D series. 1400 words.
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Mankind doesn't always
think in the long term when it comes to energy resources. We were probably no wiser thousands of years ago. By Andrew Staling (1994). 1200 words.
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* Stories marked with an asterisk are published in French in the collection "Sherlock Holmes Dans Tous Ses États", ISBN 978-2-7436-1734-9, Éditions Payot et Rivages, Paris, www.payot-rivages.fr. French language rights belong to this publisher.
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More stories by Andrew Starling are available on Tinhat.com, including a Snow White remix, Sherlock Holmes overwhelmed by a computer, and the tale of a child hacker.
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To find short stories by other authors, visit the Foxglove short story links page.
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