Arthur Conan Doyle

Arthur Conan Doyle was a prolific British author best known for creating the iconic fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. Doyle's literary career spanned various genres, including detective fiction, science fiction, historical novels, and more. His character Sherlock Holmes made his debut in the novel "A Study in Scarlet" and quickly became a literary sensation, appearing in numerous short stories and novels.
Doyle's contributions to the detective fiction genre were groundbreaking, as he introduced the concept of the brilliant, deductive detective. Apart from his Holmes stories, Doyle also wrote science fiction and adventure novels.
Beyond his writing, Arthur Conan Doyle had a diverse range of interests, including spiritualism and sports. He was a prominent advocate for the existence of fairies through the Cottingley Fairies photographs. Doyle's impact on literature and popular culture is profound, and his creation, Sherlock Holmes, remains an enduring and beloved character in literary history.
== Books ==
Year	Image	Title 	Rating
1887	 	"A Study In Scarlet" 	5.0
1890	 	"The Sign Of The Four" 	TBA
1892	 	"The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes"	TBA
1894	 	"The Memoirs Of Sherlock Holmes" 	TBA
1901	 	"The Hound Of The Baskervilles" 	TBA
1905	 	"The Return Of Sherlock Holmes" 	TBA
1915	 	"The Valley Of Fear" 	TBA
1917	 	"His Last Bow" 	TBA
1927	 	"The Case-Book Of Sherlock Holmes" 	TBA
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