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Arthur Conan Doyle
This collection includes books by and about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Conan Doyle: the man who created Sherlock Holmes
Weidenfeld & Nicolson
2007
A biography of Doyle drawing on newly re-discovered archival material.
On moral courage
Collins
1962
Contains references to Conan Doyle and his work (de Waal, C4616).
The case for and against psychical belief
Clark University
1927
A collection of papers by some of the leading researchers including Doyle, Lodge, Bligh Bond, Driesch and Houdini.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the cinema
McFarland & Company, Inc.
1996
A collection of essays with an emphasis on film adaptations of Doyle's works.
Myth and modern man in Sherlock Holmes: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the use of nostalgia
Gaslight Publications
1992
An assessment of Doyle's place in history, and the enduring popularity of Sherlock Holmes.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Groombridge Place
Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment
1995
A discussion of the house which was reputedly the model for Birlstone Manor, the setting for the first part of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Valley of Fear
Eccentricities of genius: memories of famous men and women of the platform and stage
Chatto & Windus
1901
Short biographies of 19th century celebrities, including Arthur Conan Doyle (with a photographic portrait).
Fifty years of psychical research: a critical survey
Longmans, Green and Co.
1939
Contains references to Conan Doyle.
Mr Punch's animal land
Bradbury, Agnew & Co.
1898
Humorous cartoons and descriptions of worthies of the day, including 'The Conydoil or Shurlacombs.'
The detective in fiction a posse of eight
G. Bell & Sons Ltd
1950s
Includes 'Silver Blaze' and the parody 'The great detective'.
Teller of tales: the life of Arthur Conan Doyle
Allen Lane
1999
A portrait of the man behind the Sherlock Holmes stories with an emphasis on his psychic crusade.
A study in Southsea: the unravelled life of Doctor Arthur Conan Doyle
Milestone Publications
1987
A detailed account of Doyle's life as a Southsea resident.
The casebook of Sherlock Doyle: true mysteries investigated by Conan Doyle
Ian Henry Publications
1991
An account of Doyle's interventions in prominent court cases and his impact on the British legal system.
Oscar Slater: the mystery solved
Canongate Press
1993
An account of the murder of Miss Marion Gilchrist and the trial of Oscar Slater and his later reprieve.
The Conan Doyle collection
Christie's International Media Division
2004
A catalogue of the sale of Doyle's papers on 19th May 2004.
Professor Challenger in the secrets of the Dreamlands: a science fantasy adventure
Gryphon Books
1997
A science fantasy adventure based on the Challenger series.
Jack London and Conan Doyle: a literary kinship
Gaslight Publications
1981
A discussion of the influence that each author had on the other.
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Disjecta memoranda IV: a divertissement to accompany the Franco-Midland Hardware Company excursion to Portsmouth and Netley [Disjecta Membra IV] Sunday 16 January 1994
Sherlock Publications
1994
Contains two short pieces on Doyle and Holmes.
Literary essays and reviews (with some Ellen Terry letters)
Hearthstone Publications
1993
A collection of essays on poetry and fiction, including on one Doyle's Brigadier Gerard.
