The Question of the Clever Cat Burglar, and 15 Other Sherlock Holmes Mysteries

Horse hooves on cobblestones through a pounding rain. A door opens and closes. Footsteps hurry up 17 steps to 221B Baker Street.

Listeners are fully immersed in the world of Mid-Victorian England like never before in this thrilling action-packed “theater of the mind” made for both serious Sherlockians and casual mystery lovers.

“The Question of the Clever Cat Burglar” is just 1 of 16 Sherlock Holmes mysteries in this new audio drama collection—written, produced, directed, voiced, and enhanced with stereo soundscape and music by veteran award-winning audio artist Joe Bev.

The set includes over 8 hours of new dramatizations of Canonical*, Extra-Canonical** and Non-Canonical*** Sherlock Holmes stories:

The Adventure of the Six Napoleons*

How Watson Learned the Trick**

The Question of the Clever Cat Burglar***

The Story of the Man with the Watches**

The Adventure of the Dying Detective*

The Problem of Pantalone’s Understudy***

The Case of the Poisoned Scotch***

The Adventure of the Creeping Man*

The Puzzle of Empty Bank Vault***

The Story of the Lost Special**

The Yellow Fever Conundrum***

The Singular Affair of the Cloven Mathematician***

The Mystery of the Invisible Brother***

The Field Bazaar**

The Curse of Kem Alu Kaburu***

The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge, Chapter One: The Singular Experience of Mr. John Scott Eccles; Chapter Two: The Tiger of San Pedro*

Sherlock Holmes is a popular fictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Holmes is an amateur detective with powerful observation and deduction abilities. The original canon was written between 1887 and 1927 in 62 cases (4 novels and 58 short stories).