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Collection of 18 stories, edited, annotated and illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
The most complete volume of ACD’s weird fiction ever published, showcases this aspect of Conan Doyle’s writing through thirty-seven stories of the mysterious and the macabre. Edited, with an Introduction, by Christopher Roden & Barbara Roden, and a Preface by Michael Dirda. Limited to 600 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $46.00 and in the UK for £30.00. |
Simultaneous with US (George H. Doran) edition. |
Reprint (John Murray 1922 as Tales of Pirates and Blue Water) collection. |
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Reprint (John Murray 1922 as Tales of Pirates and Blue Water) collection. |
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Collection of ephemera about Sherlock Holmes edited and introduced by Peter Haining. |
Collection of ephemera about Sherlock Holmes edited and introduced by Peter Haining, slightly expanded from the 1981 (W.H. Allen) edition. |
Seven stories from The Captain of the “Pole-Star”. |
Reprint (John Murray 1922 as Tales of Twilight and the Unseen) SF collection. |
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Simultaneous with US (George H. Doran) edition. |
Collection of 14 ghost and suspense stories, with a preface by Doyle excerpted from Through the Magic Door. |
Collection of 14 stories of horror and the supernatural. Introduction by Michael Kelahan. This is an instant remainder edition. |
Simultaneous with the US edition (McClure, Phillips & Co.). |
“Edited, Annotated and Illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer, M.A.”. |
Collection of 2 “Challenger” novels, The Lost World (Doran, 1912) and The Poison Belt (Hodder & Stoughton, 1913); plus two short stories. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes by Philip Gooden. A tie-in edition to the Bob Hoskins film. |
Reprint (John Murray 1922 as Tales of Adventure and Medical Life) collection. |
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Reprint (Murray 1929) collection. Collection of British Authors Vol. 4905. Details supplied by Endre Zsoldos. |
Stories taken from earlier collections. |
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First American edition. Revised from the UK edition to include “The Cardboard Box”. The story was later moved to His Last Bow but some later editions restored the story to this collection. |
Expanded from Mysteries and Adventures (Walter Scott, 1889). |
Also published in England as: The Gully of Bluemansdyke, and Other Stories, Walter Scott, 1892. |
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Simultaneous with the US (McClure, Phillips & Co.) edition. |
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McClure, 1908. Also published abridged as: Tales for a Winter’s Night. Academy Chicago (US), 1989; Academy Chicago (England), 1990. |
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Collection of five Sherlock Holmes stories, selected and introduced by Peter Haining. |
Collection of six Sherlock Holmes stories, selected and introduced by Peter Haining. |
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Collection of 18 pieces of fiction and non-fiction; includes an excerpt from The Lost World and the complete “Professor Challenger” novella The Poison Belt (Hodder & Stoughton 1913). Introduction and chronology by editors Jeffrey Meyers & Valerie Meyers. |
Collection of six Sherlock Holmes stories. A Dover Thrift edition. |
Collection of 18 supernatural tales, edited and introduced by Peter Haining. |
Short story published to recognize Arthur Conan Doyle as Ghost of Honor, Malice Domestic XII, May 5-7, 2000. |
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