Cover -- Contents -- Front matter -- Title page -- Publisher information -- Adventures from Previous Volumes -- Copyright Information -- Editor’s Introduction -- Foreword by Lee Child -- Foreword by Rand B. Lee -- Where Pastiche Begins... -- “Rubbish, Watson, Rubbish!” -- Stepping Stones -- Sherlock Holmes -- The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories -- No Ghosts Need Apply -- The Melancholy Methodist -- The Curious Case of the Sweated Horse -- The Adventure of the Second William Wilson -- The Adventure of the Marchindale Stiletto -- The Case of the Cursed Clock -- The Tranquility of the Morning -- A Ghost from Christmas Past -- The Blank Photograph -- The Adventure of A Rat. -- The Adventure of Vanaprastha -- The Ghost of Lincoln -- The Manor House Ghost -- The Case of the Unquiet Grave -- The Adventure of the Mortal Combat -- The Last Encore of Quentin Carol -- The Case of the Petty Curses -- The Tuttman Gallery -- The Second Life of Jabez Salt -- The Mystery of the Scarab Earrings -- The Adventure of the Haunted Room -- The Pharaoh’s Curse -- The Vampire of the Lyceum -- The Adventure of the Mind’s Eye -- Back Matter -- About the Contributors -- Available from MX Publishing Part VII - Eliminate the Impossible: 1880-1891 features contributions by: Mark Mower, Jan Edwards, Daniel D. Victor, James Lovegrove, Gayle Lange Puhl, Thomas Fortenberry, Mike Hogan, Thomas A. Turley, Adrian Middleton, James Moffett, Hugh Ashton, Geri Schear, S. Subramanian, John Hall, Jayantika Ganguly, S.F. Bennett, Steven Philip Jones, Jim French, John Linwood Grant, Mike Chinn, Robert V. Stapleton, Charles Veley and Anna Elliott, and Shane Simmons, with a poem by Jacquelynn Bost Morris, and forewords by David Marcum, Lee Child, Rand Lee, Michael Cox, and Melissa Farnham.In 2015, The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories burst upon the scene, featuring adventures set within the correct time period, and written by many of today's leading Sherlockian authors from around the world. Those first three volumes were overwhelmingly received, and there were soon calls for additional collections. Since then, their popularity has only continued to grow, with six volumes already released