top | item 37016045 (no title) ashraful | 2 years ago "Fair play" in mystery novels means the author gives you all the clues up front, so you have a shot at solving the mystery just like the book's detective. discuss order hn newest unknown|2 years ago [deleted] 2143|2 years ago Ah! Okay!I've observed while reading Sherlock Holmes that we the reader isn't provided with all the information Holmes has. (I still like it though).TIL "fair play" was the term for it.
2143|2 years ago Ah! Okay!I've observed while reading Sherlock Holmes that we the reader isn't provided with all the information Holmes has. (I still like it though).TIL "fair play" was the term for it.
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2143|2 years ago
I've observed while reading Sherlock Holmes that we the reader isn't provided with all the information Holmes has. (I still like it though).
TIL "fair play" was the term for it.