Interview: Anthony Horowitz

»I’m not an arrogant person by nature, but in this case I just knew I could do it,« says Anthony Horowitz. Horowitz explains why he was so keen to resurrect Sherlock Holmes – 81 years after the death of his creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

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