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""The greatest mystery in literature was not in the crimes Sherlock Holmes solved... but in the man who told them."" John H. Watson was never just a chronicler. He was a physician, a psychologist, and perhaps the true genius behind London's most extraordinary cases. The tales of Holmes were not merely adventures; they were a survival strategy to sustain a fragmented mind, traumatised by war and personal loss. In this book, you will discover: - How Watson created Holmes to confront his own trauma. - The hidden clues in each story that reveal the psychological truth. - The diaries, letters, and records that show Watson's mind as a brilliant yet fragmented system, capable of solving cases while reconstructing itself. ""Every deduction, every disappearance, every eccentric gesture of Holmes... was, in reality, Watson's mind working against its own demons. Everything you thought you knew about them is wrong."" Includes: previously unpublished excerpts from Watson's medical journals, psychiatric analysis, and a guide to rereading the cases in a new light. For readers of psychological thrillers, Sherlock Holmes fans, and anyone fascinated by the human mind, this work unveils the truth that was always before us: the real genius was writing the stories all along.

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