Unhistorical

Blending historical narrative, confessional poetry, and detective fiction, this work explores a contemporary romantic relationship that begins in Scotland and unravels in America. The narrator, positioned as a spectator to her partner's brilliance, navigates themes of loss and longing through an elegiac lens. A notable middle section, "The Resurrectionists," reimagines Holmes and Watson as they investigate a mystery in Scotland while confronting their own troubled friendship, adding a layer of intrigue and emotional depth to the narrative.