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Arthur St. John Adcock (17 january 1864 - 9 june 1930) was an English novelist and poet, known as A. St. John Adcock or St. John Adcock. He is remembered for his discovery of the then-unknown poet W. H. Davies.<br />
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In november 1912, he did an interview : "[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (interview 1912)|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]", published in [[The Bookman (UK)|The Bookman]] (UK) illustrated with 29 photos, and in 1923 he dedicated 7 pages to Conan Doyle in his book [[Gods of Modern Grub Street]] with 1 photo by [[Emil Otto Hoppé]].<br />
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== Related Bibliography ==<br />
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* 11.1912 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (interview 1912)|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] ([[The Bookman (UK)|The Bookman [UK]]])<br />
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* 02.1913 : [[Doyle's Crowborough Home]] ([[The Bookman (US)|The Bookman [US]]])<br />
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* [[Gods of Modern Grub Street]] (Sampson Low, Marston & Co.)<br />
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