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Collections and selections
Works of Arthur Conan Doyle. Author’s edn. Preface and notes by
the author. 12 vols 1903. Incomplete.
The poems of Arthur Donan Doyle – Collected edn. Author’s foreword.
1922.
The Conan Doyle [short] stories. Author’s preface. 1929. Incomplete.
The Crowborough edition of the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
24 vols 1930. Incomplete, new introd only.
The Conan Doyle historical romances. 2 vols 1931, 1932. Preface by
the author’s widow, 1932. Incomplete.
The Professor Challenger stories. 1952.
The complete Napoleonic stories. 1956. Incomplete.
Conan Doyle centennial series. Afterword by J. Tracy. The non-historical
non-Holmes novels. 1980.
The unknown Conan Doyle. Ed J. M. Gibson and R. L. Green 3 vols
1982 (2 edns), 1986. Uncollected stories, essays in photography,
letters to the press.
The uncollected Sherlock Holmes. Comp with introd by R. L. Green
1983. Self-parodies, plays, poems, speeches and other writings on
Sherlock Holmes.
The Oxford Sherlock Holmes. General ed O. Dudley Edwards;
editors R. L. Green, W. W. Robson and C. Roden. 9 vols Oxford
1993.
The World’s Classics Sherlock Holmes. 9 vols Oxford 1994. The
Oxford Sherlock Holmes revised.
The complete Sherlock Holmes and other detective stories. Introd
by O. Dudley Edwards 1994.
The complete Brigadier Gerard. Introd by O. Dudley Edwards,
Edinburgh 1995 (Canongate Classics 57).
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A study in scarlet. 1888. First pbd Beeton’s Christmas Annual 1887.
The mystery of Cloomber. 1888. First pbd Pall Mall Budget 30 Aug–8
Nov 1888, Pall Mall Gazette 10–29 Sep 1888.
Micah Clarke his statement as made to his three grand-children
Joseph, Gervas, and Reuben during the hard winter of 1734. 1889.
Mysteries and adventures. [1889.] As The gully of Bluemandsdyke
and other stories, [1892]. Stories first pbd in London Soc 1881–5,
rptd by its editor against author’s wish. Amer edn as My friend
the murderer and other mysteries and adventures.
The captain of the Polestar and other tales. 1890. Stories first pbd
1881–90.
The firm of Girdlestone: a romance of the unromantic. 1890. First
pbd People 27 Oct 1889–13 Apr 1890.
The sign of four. 1890. First pbd Lippincott’s Mag Feb 1890 as The
sign of the four, or the problem of the Sholtos.
The white company. 3 vols 1891. First pbd Cornhill Mag Jan–Dec
1890.
The doings of Raffles Haw. 1892. First pbd Answers 12 Dec 1891–27
Feb 1892.
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 1892. First pbd Strand Mag July
1891–June 1892.
The great shadow. 1892.
The refugees: a tale of two continents. 3 vols 1893. First pbd Harper’s
Mag Jan–June 1893.
Jane Annie; or, the good conduct prize. 1893. A comic opera written
with J. M. Barrie, music by E. Ford.
The great shadow and Beyond the city. [1893.] Beyond the city first
pbd Good Cheer, special Christmas no of Good Words 1891; pbd
as separate book 1912.
The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 1893. First pbd Strand Mag Dec
1892–Dec 1893.
An actor’s duel and The winning shot. [1894.] The winning shot first
pbd in Bow Bells 11 July 1883; An actor’s duel misattributed.
Round the red lamp: being facts and fancies of medical life. 1894.
Stories, some first pbd 1890–4, others new.
Samuel Rutherford Crockett | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
The parasite. 1894. First pbd Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper 11 Nov–2
Dec 1894.
The Stark Munro letters, being a series of sixteen letters written by
J. Stark Munro, M.B., to his friend and former fellow-student,
Herbert Swanborough, of Lowell, Massachusetts, during the
years 1881–1884. 1895. First pbd Idler Oct 1894–Nov 1895.
The exploits of Brigadier Gerard. 1896. First pbd in Strand Mag Dec
1894–Dec 1895.
Rodney Stone. 1896. First pbd Strand Mag Jan–Dec 1896 as Rodney
Stone, a reminiscence of the ring.
Uncle Bernac: a memory of the Empire. 1897. First pbd Manchester
Weekly Times 8 Jan–5 Mar 1897.
The tragedy of the Korosko. 1898. First pbd Strand Mag May–Dec
1897.
A duet with an occasional chorus. 1899, rev edn with 2 additional chs
1910.
The green flag and other stories of war and sport. 1900. Stories 1st
pbd 1893–1900.
The hound of the Baskervilles: another adventure of Sherlock
Holmes. 1902. First pbd Strand Mag Aug 1901–Apr 1902.
Adventures of Gerard. [1903.] First pbd Strand Mag Aug 1902–May
1903.
The return of Sherlock Holmes. 1905. First pbd Strand Mag Oct
1903–Dec 1904.
Sir Nigel. 1906. First pbd Strand Mag Dec 1905–Dec 1906.
Round the fire stories. 1908. First pbd 1892, 1897–1900, 1903, 1908.
The last galley: impressions and tales. 1911. Stories 1st pbd 1892,
1908–11.
The lost world. [1912.] Being on account of the recent amazing
adventures of Professor George E. Challenger, Lord John Roxton,
Professor Summerlee, and Mr E. D. Malone of the ‘Daily Gazette’.
First pbd Strand Mag Apr–Nov 1912.
The poison belt. [1913.] First pbd Strand Mag Mar–July 1913.
The valley of fear. 1915. First pbd Strand Mag Sep 1914–May 1915.
His last bow: some reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes. 1917. First
pbd in Strand Mag 1892, 1908, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1917.
Danger! and other stories. 1918. First pbd 1890, 1911–14, 1916, 1918.
Three of them. A reminiscence. 1923. First pbd Strand Mag 1918,
1922–3.
The land of mist. [1925.] First pbd Strand Mag July 1925–Mar 1926 as
The land of mist or the quest of Edward Malone.
The case-book of Sherlock Holmes. 1927. First pbd Strand Mag
1921–7.
The Maracot Deep and other stories. [1929.] First pbd Strand Mag
1927–9.
The field bazaar. A Sherlock Holmes pastiche. 1934. First pbd
Edinburgh Univ Student 20 Nov 1896 in support of university’s
student appeal for a new cricket pavilion.
The blood-stone tragedy. A Druidical story. 1995. Ed C. and B. Roden
with an afterword by O. Dudley Edwards. First pbd Cassell’s
Saturday Jnl 16 Feb 1884.
Plays
Jane Annie, or The good conduct prize. 1893 (with J. M. Barrie). See
above.
Foreign policy. A one-act play adapted from the short story A question
of diplomacy (in Round the red lamp 1894). Performed 3, 6–9
June 1893, revived 1910. Unpbd.
Waterloo. (Also known as A story of Waterloo.) Adapted from the
short story A straggler of ’15 (in Round the red lamp 1894).
Performed by Sir Henry Irving and subsequently by H. B. Irving,
1894, 1895, 1905 etc. Pbd 1907.
Halves. A prologue and three acts based on the novel by James Payn
(1876). Performed 1899.
Sherlock Holmes. A drama in four acts. Co-author W. Gillette.
Performed 1899–1902 by Gillette with many revivals. Pbd 1922.
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