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	The Annotated White Company highlights the real historical background behind the narrative, including places, customs, battles, weapons, artifacts, heraldry, and costume. The edition is annotated by [[Doug Elliott]] and Roy Pilot, who explain obscure terms and historical details throughout the text. It also includes historical illustrations, colour illustrations by N. C. Wyeth, and a foreword by Nicholas Meyer. The volume aims to reintroduce Conan Doyle’s neglected medieval novel to modern readers.<br>		The Annotated White Company highlights the real historical background behind the narrative, including places, customs, battles, weapons, artifacts, heraldry, and costume. The edition is annotated by [[Doug Elliott]] and Roy Pilot, who explain obscure terms and historical details throughout the text. It also includes historical illustrations, colour illustrations by N. C. Wyeth, and a foreword by Nicholas Meyer. The volume aims to reintroduce Conan Doyle’s neglected medieval novel to modern readers.<br>
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			'''Dangerous Work: Diary of an Arctic Adventure'''<br>
			''By Arthur Conan Doyle''<br>
			''Edited by Jon Lellenberg & Daniel Stashower''<br>
			''British Library''<br>
			''2012''<br>
			''368 pages''<br>
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			''Dangerous Work'' is an edited edition of Conan Doyle's Arctic diary, written during his 1880 voyage as ship's surgeon aboard the whaler ''Hope''. The volume presents the diary known as the ''Log of the S. S. Hope'', with editorial material, historical context, annotated transcript, illustrations and analysis of Conan Doyle’s early life, medical training, travels and later literary development.<br>
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	''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'' is an annotated edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "[[Jelland's Voyage]]," edited by Hirayama Yuichi and published by The Shoso-in Press in 1993. The volume presents one of Conan Doyle's lesser-known short stories, with notes and contextual material explaining its setting, background, and significance within his fiction.<br>		''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'' is an annotated edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "[[Jelland's Voyage]]," edited by Hirayama Yuichi and published by The Shoso-in Press in 1993. The volume presents one of Conan Doyle's lesser-known short stories, with notes and contextual material explaining its setting, background, and significance within his fiction.<br>
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			'''Conan Doyle's Tales of Medical Humanism and Values: Round the Red Lamp, Being Facts and Fancies of Medical Life, with Other Medical Short Stories'''<br>
			''By Arthur Conan Doyle''<br>
			''Edited with introduction, commentaries and notes by Alvin E. Rodin and Jack D. Key''<br>
			''Krieger Publishing Co.''<br>
			''1992''<br>
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			''Conan Doyle's Tales of Medical Humanism and Values'' is an annotated medical edition of Conan Doyle's ''Round the Red Lamp'', supplemented with six additional medical short stories and a 1910 address to medical students. Edited by Alvin E. Rodin and Jack D. Key, the volume studies Conan Doyle's medical imagination, his treatment of illness, doctors, patients and professional ethics, and the place of medicine in his fiction. It belongs in this section because it connects Conan Doyle's literary work directly with his medical training and medical values.<br>
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	Between 2023 and 2025, ''Oxford University Press'' ~~reprinted his 1993~~ annotated ~~volumes (except The Valley of Fear)~~ :		Between 2023 and 2025, ''Oxford University Press'' published a new series of annotated books with newly commissioned introductions as well as different annotations/footnotes:

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	''Oxford University Press''<br>		''Oxford University Press''<br>
	''2018''<br>		''2018''<br>
	~~''592 pages''<br>~~
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	''Gothic Tales'' is an Oxford World's Classics edition gathering more than thirty of Arthur Conan Doyle's Gothic and horror stories. Edited by Darryl Jones, the volume includes an introduction and notes that place the tales in the context of Conan Doyle’s medical background, travels, spiritualist interests, imperial imagination, and use of Gothic conventions. The collection presents Conan Doyle's darker short fiction as an important part of his wider literary work beyond Sherlock Holmes.<br>		''Gothic Tales'' is an Oxford World's Classics edition gathering more than thirty of Arthur Conan Doyle's Gothic and horror stories. Edited by Darryl Jones, the volume includes an introduction and notes that place the tales in the context of Conan Doyle’s medical background, travels, spiritualist interests, imperial imagination, and use of Gothic conventions. The collection presents Conan Doyle's darker short fiction as an important part of his wider literary work beyond Sherlock Holmes.<br>
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	''Valancourt Books''<br>		''Valancourt Books''<br>
	''2009''<br>		''2009''<br>
	~~''202 pages''<br>~~
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	''The Parasite and The Watter's Mou''' is pairing Arthur Conan Doyle's ''The Parasite'' with Bram Stoker's ''The Watter's Mou'''. The volume presents the unabridged texts of both novellas, taken from the scarce British first editions, with a substantial introduction tracing parallels between Conan Doyle and Stoker's lives and literary careers. It also includes explanatory annotations and an appendix containing Conan Doyle's ''John Barrington Cowles'', Stoker's ''The Coming of Abel Behenna'', and a 1907 interview of Conan Doyle by Stoker.<br>		''The Parasite and The Watter's Mou''' is pairing Arthur Conan Doyle's ''The Parasite'' with Bram Stoker's ''The Watter's Mou'''. The volume presents the unabridged texts of both novellas, taken from the scarce British first editions, with a substantial introduction tracing parallels between Conan Doyle and Stoker's lives and literary careers. It also includes explanatory annotations and an appendix containing Conan Doyle's ''John Barrington Cowles'', Stoker's ''The Coming of Abel Behenna'', and a 1907 interview of Conan Doyle by Stoker.<br>

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 A scholarly edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's autobiography. This scholarly edition includes: A collation of four versions of the book including manuscripts. An introduction giving the history of the book's composition, publication, revision, and reception, placing it in personal, historical and literary contexts. A full textual apparatus, showing all significant emendations and variations. Ample explanatory notes, including data on the hundreds of historical figures and events mentioned in the book.<br>
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 ''The Narrative of John Smith'' is Conan Doyle's first novel, written in 1883 while he was living in Portsmouth and trying to establish himself as both a doctor and a writer. Edited and annotated by Jon Lellenberg, Daniel Stashower, and Rachel Foss, this first published edition presents an unfinished but biographically important work that reveals early forms of themes later found in Conan Doyle's fiction, including the Sherlock Holmes stories. Through the character of John Smith, Conan Doyle reflects on literature, science, religion, war, education, and other subjects.<br>
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	* [[Books about Conan Doyle's Works]]
	* [[Studies & Research\|Back to Studies & Research]]		* [[Studies & Research\|Back to Studies & Research]]
	* [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Back to Conan Doyle]]		* [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Back to Conan Doyle]]

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			* [[Books about Conan Doyle's Works]]
	* [[Studies & Research\|Back to Studies & Research]]		* [[Studies & Research\|Back to Studies & Research]]
	* [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Back to Conan Doyle]]		* [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Back to Conan Doyle]]

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			'''Not Just Sherlock: The Other Conan Doyle'''<br>
			''Edited and annotated by Sophia Shearwood''<br>
			''Figlie di Giacobbe''<br>
			''May 2025''<br>
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			''Not Just Sherlock: The Other Conan Doyle'' is an annotated anthology presenting Arthur Conan Doyle beyond the Sherlock Holmes canon. With an introduction by Sophia Shearwood, the volume brings together lesser-known works that reveal Conan Doyle's wider Victorian imagination, including his interest in mystery, the supernatural, adventure, and the strange margins of nineteenth-century fiction. Including ''The Poison Belt'', ''The Disintegration Machine'', ''When the World Screamed'' and ''The New Revelation''.<br>
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	''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'' is an annotated edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "~~elland~~'s Voyage," edited by Hirayama Yuichi and published by The Shoso-in Press in 1993. The volume presents one of Conan Doyle's lesser-known short stories, with notes and contextual material explaining its setting, background, and significance within his fiction.<br>		''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'' is an annotated edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "[[Jelland's Voyage]]," edited by Hirayama Yuichi and published by The Shoso-in Press in 1993. The volume presents one of Conan Doyle's lesser-known short stories, with notes and contextual material explaining its setting, background, and significance within his fiction.<br>
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	An annotated Oxford edition of Conan ~~Doyle’s~~ second Sherlock Holmes novel, with introduction, explanatory notes, chronology, selected bibliography, and editorial material from The Oxford Sherlock Holmes series.<br>		An annotated Oxford edition of Conan Doyle's second Sherlock Holmes novel, with introduction, explanatory notes, chronology, selected bibliography, and editorial material from The Oxford Sherlock Holmes series.<br>
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	An annotated Oxford edition of Conan ~~Doyle’s~~ first Sherlock Holmes novel, with introduction, explanatory notes, chronology, selected bibliography, and editorial material from The Oxford Sherlock Holmes series.<br>		An annotated Oxford edition of Conan Doyle's first Sherlock Holmes novel, with introduction, explanatory notes, chronology, selected bibliography, and editorial material from The Oxford Sherlock Holmes series.<br>
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			'''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'''<br>
			''Edited and annotated by Hirayama Yuichi''<br>
			''The Shoso-in Press''<br>
			''1993''<br>
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			''The Annotated Jelland's Voyage'' is an annotated edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story "elland's Voyage," edited by Hirayama Yuichi and published by The Shoso-in Press in 1993. The volume presents one of Conan Doyle's lesser-known short stories, with notes and contextual material explaining its setting, background, and significance within his fiction.<br>
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