The Collected Supernatural and Weird Fiction of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: 2-Including the Novella 'The Doings of Raffles Haw, ' Two Novelettes and Fourt
A collection of Arthur Conan Doyle's strange tales including novellas and short stories.
Leonaur Ltd released this 2009 edition as part of a three-volume set dedicated to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s contributions to weird fiction. The text compiles previously scattered works, focusing on the author’s ability to craft unsettling narratives outside his famous detective series. The collection is organized by length and type, beginning with the novella The Doings of Raffles Haw. It follows with the novelettes Danger, Being the Log of Captain John Sirius and Bones, the April Fool of Harvey's Sluice. The remainder of the volume consists of fourteen short stories. These include The Captain of the Polestar, The Brazilian Cat, The Brown Hand, The Usher of Lea House School, The Japanned Box, Through the Veil, and The Ring of Thoth. The book preserves these specific texts for readers interested in the history of horror literature.
This 2009 publication by Leonaur Ltd collects works from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a British author famous for Sherlock Holmes. The texts originate from the late nineteenth century, reflecting the period's interest in the supernatural and the weird. The edition serves as a modern compilation of these historical tales.
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Readers interested in the evolution of horror literature will find this collection essential for understanding Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s broader literary range beyond his famous detective creations. It appeals to those who enjoy vintage weird fiction and wish to explore the historical roots of supernatural storytelling. Fans of gothic tales and psychological horror can appreciate how these narratives utilize traditional tropes to create unsettling atmospheres. This book serves as a valuable resource for collectors and scholars seeking to see the full scope of Doyle’s contributions to the genre, offering a glimpse into the literary tastes of the late Victorian era without relying on modern sensationalism.
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This second installment in a three-volume set successfully gathers scattered supernatural works into one accessible format, highlighting Doyle’s versatility as a writer. The inclusion of 'The Doings of Raffles Haw' alongside novelettes and short stories provides a comprehensive view of his eerie storytelling capabilities. While the style may feel dated to those preferring contemporary psychological thrillers, it remains a vital text for enthusiasts of vintage horror. The collection preserves specific texts that draw upon late nineteenth-century traditions of the uncanny, making it an intriguing read for those studying the history of weird fiction. It is best suited for serious readers and collectors rather than casual horror fans seeking quick scares.
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