Conan Doyle’s Other Work
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote more than the Sherlock Holmes stories. He was a prolific writer whose other works include science fiction, non-fiction and historical novels.
The Lost World
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The Lost World, by Arthur Conan Doyle, chronicles the adventures of four men who travel to the jungles of South America. There they discover a plateau inhabited by dinosaurs and ape-men.
The Stark Munro Letters
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"I endeavoured to establish myself in medical practice. In a book written some years afterwards called The Stark Munro Letters, I drew in very close detail the events of the next few years."
Conan Doyle’s Other Work of Fiction
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Conan Doyle was a prolific writer. If you've only read his Sherlock Holmes fiction then you're missing out. Visit this page to see other items that Conan Doyle wrote.
J. Habakuk Jephson’s Statement
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This short story, based on the mysterious events surrounding the brigantine Mary Celeste, was an early success for Conan Doyle. It also stirred up some controversy.
The White Company
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During the Second World War the British government made sure that despite paper shortages The White Company was kept in print. The book was considered a national morale booster.
The Crime of the Congo
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In 1909 Conan Doyle, fueled by "burning indignation, which is the best of all driving power", wrote a book in only eight days. The Crime of the Congo dealt with the atrocities committed in the Belgian Congo on behalf of King Leopold II.