The character John Silence gives his name to a collection of 5 stories (1908). I don’t think these form chapters of an encompassing story but still are numbered as Case I-V with each story also having a name. There is a fifth John Silence story published (1914). It has a name but no Case #.
The character Jim Shorthouse appears in 4 stories (so far): one from 1900 and three from 1906 but his name appears only in the text. There may be 1-2 other groupings like this. I don’t know of secondary characters crossing over between stories and I don’t think these comprise a “universe” in the contemporary sense.
When different novels form a series, built around a common character, that relationship gets captured in the metadata which has an effect on how they are presented. Does this series relationship among short stories get captured in some way?
The relevant stories are labeled with “john-silence” and “jim-shorthouse”.
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46 complete of 192 titles (found so far, in the 'short' category,
pre-1927). Variable quality/availability of sources/transcripts.
Researching sources for existing titles turns up new titles.
Some shorter ones, I've transcribed by hand. Some, including some
pulled together from archive.org OCR text, were added to
Wikisource. Trying to keep the list clear, as to what is what.
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