imported_Dwahj1
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Hi guys,
By ''Order'' in the title, I meant like you know how Manga (Japanese comic) has volumes 1, 2, 3 and so on..So I'm wondering if Sherlock Holmes has a similar system, even though it doesn't show the numbers. I'm a person who thinks that ''order'' is the most important thing in novels. Why? Because in most cases, if you were to read book, e.g., number 3 without reading number 2, you won't get the storyline.
I know that ''A Study in Scarlet'' is Arthur C. Doyle's 1st novel..and I'm wondering what his 2nd, 3rd (and so on) work is.
By ''Order'' in the title, I meant like you know how Manga (Japanese comic) has volumes 1, 2, 3 and so on..So I'm wondering if Sherlock Holmes has a similar system, even though it doesn't show the numbers. I'm a person who thinks that ''order'' is the most important thing in novels. Why? Because in most cases, if you were to read book, e.g., number 3 without reading number 2, you won't get the storyline.
I know that ''A Study in Scarlet'' is Arthur C. Doyle's 1st novel..and I'm wondering what his 2nd, 3rd (and so on) work is.