With the arrival of 1887, Sherlock Holmes's reputation had begun to grow. Now, in the year of the classic tales "The Reigate Squires" and "The Five Orange Pips", Holmes is becoming ever more sure of himself –– a trend that will continue as we make our way through his literary chronology. The game is afoot! 1887 STORIES<br/>January – The Denshallow Discrepency – Rob Nesbit<br/>February—The Clue of the Crested Ring – David Marcum<br/>March—The Unsinkable Man – Katy Darby<br/>April – The Affair of the Sacred Beast – Martin Hill Ortiz<br/>May— The Camden Town Affair – Hassan Akram<br/>June – A Mystery at Maycot – DJ Tyrer<br/>July – The Death of the Rebellious Princess – Gustavo Bondoni<br/>August – Sherlock Holmes and the Stargazer’s Curse – Shelby Perry<br/>September – The Adventure of the Third Sketch – Josh Reynolds<br/>October – The Hypochondriac’s Cure – Paul Hiscock<br/>November – The Case of the Missing Mayan Tablet – Stephanie Shaw<br/>December – The Adventure of Father Christmas – David Cisler<br/>Bonus 1 – The Squires of Finchley – Mike Adamson