Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

“The Terror of Blue John Gap” was first published in The August 1910 issue of The Strand. The following year,

There is a little confusion over where “The Horror of the Heights” was first published. Some sources state the story

“The Bully of Brocas Court” was first published in the November 1921 issue of The Strand Magazine. The following year,

“The Case of Lady Sannox” was first published in the November 1893 issue of The Idler. It’s a nasty little

“Playing with Fire” was first published in the March 1900 issue of The Strand Magazine. At its most basic, it’s

J. Habakuk Jephson’s Statement was first published in the January 1884 issue of Cornhill Magazine. Since then, it’s been anthologized

“The Fiend of the Cooperage” was first published in The Manchester Weekly Times on 1 Octorber, 1897. It appeared in

John Barrington Cowles was first published in Cassell’s Saturday Journal (Apr 12-19, 1884). Best classed as a novelette, the story

Set in Rome, “The New Catacomb” is a tale of horror and suspense that centers on two archaeologists who have

The Captain of the Polestar is a novelette set onboard a whaling ship in the Arctic seas. Though a capable

“The Silver Mirror” was first published in the August 1908 issue of The Strand Magazine. It has since been included

“The Striped Chest” was first published in the July 1897 issue of Pearson’s Magazine. When a ship encounters a deserted

“The Silver Hatchet” was first published in the December 1883 issue of London Society. The story has also been included

“The Ring of Thoth” was first published in the January 1890 issue of Cornhill Magazine. Doyle republished the story later

“De Profundis” was first published in the March 1892 issue of The Idler, and was later included in several Arthur

The Brazilian Cat is a short novelette by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. It was first published in the December 1898

One of Doyle’s best horror stories, Lot No. 249 was first published in the September 1892 issue of Harper’s New

“Through the Veil” was first published in the November 1910 issue of The Strand Magazine. It has since been anthologized

“The Leather Funnel” was first published in McClure’s, a US monthly magazine that was available between June 1893 and March

“How It Happened” is a short story written from the perspective of a ghost. It’s one of Doyle’s shortest stories,

“The Lift” was first published in The Great Keinplatz Experiment and Other Tales of Twilight and the Unseen, an anthology

“The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire” was first published in the January 1924 issue of The Strand. The story features

“The Story of the Brown Hand” was first published in the May 1899 issue of The Strand Magazine. In 1908,

The Parasite is a short novelette that was first published as a chapbook in 1894. A popular choice with editors