The Mammoth Book of New Sherlock Holmes Adventures, edited by Mike Ashley, Robinson, 1997.
I'm surprised no one has covered this yet.
Contents
The Bothersome Business of the Dutch Nativity - Derek Wilson
The Affair at the Kildare Street Club - Peter Tremayne
The Case of the Incumbent Invalid - Claire Griffin
The Adventure of Vittoria, the Circus Belle - Edward D. Hoch
The Darlington Substitution Scandal - David Stuart Davies
The Adventure of the Suspect Servant - Barbara Roden
The Adventure of the Amateur Mendicant Society - John Gregory Betancourt
The Adventure of the Silver Buckle - Denis O. Smith
The Case of the Sporting Squire - Guy N. Smith
The Vanishing of Atkinsons - Eric Brown
The Adventure of the Fallen Star - Simon Clark
The Adventure of the Dorset Street Lodger - Michael Moorcock
The Mystery of the Addleton Curse - Barrie Roberts
The Adventure of the Parisian Gentlemen - Robert Weinberg & Lois H. Gresh
The Adventure of the Inertial Adjustor - Stephen Baxter
The Adventure of the Touch of God - Peter Crowther
The Adventure of the Persecuted Painter - Basil Cooper
The Adventure of the Suffering Ruler - H. R. F. Keating
The Repulsive Story of the Red Leech - David Langford
The Adventure of the Grace Chalice - Roger Johnson
The Adventure of the Faithful Retainer - Amy Myers
The Case of the Suicidal Lawyer - Martin Edwards
The Legacy of Rachel Howells - Michael Doyle
The Adventure of the Bulgarian Diplomat - Zakaria Erzinclioglu
The Enigma of the Warwickshire Vortex - F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre
The Case of the Last Battle - L. B. Greenwood
The best stories are: "The Mystery of the Addleton Curse"(despite modern scientific knowledge putting the reader a few steps before Sherlock Holmes); "The Adventure of the Touch of God" (a serial-killer horror story); and "The Legacy of Rachel Howells" (which shows how a specific conclusion needed for the story can be deduced and proved from the most unlikely [apparently real-life] evidence).
