Sherlock, The Casebook

The book blends comedy with suspense, which isn't always easy. I wonder what influenced the choice to go for a lighter, more humorous take on Sherlock Holmes.

Some clues felt more like puzzles than life-or-death stakes. I'm curious if the tone was meant to make Sherlock more approachable or to subvert traditional detective stories.

The inclusion of media elements added a fresh twist, but I'm wondering if the author drew from specific adaptations or wanted to comment on how Sherlock is portrayed today.