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	\|summary=This article explores the literary relationship between Arthur Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde, focusing on their 1889 Langham Hotel dinner with editor Joseph Stoddart that led to The Sign of the Four and The Picture of Dorian Gray. It also examines possible mutual literary influences between the two writers and Conan Doyle's later fascination with alleged posthumous messages from Wilde through Spiritualist mediums.		\|summary=This article explores the literary relationship between Arthur Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde, focusing on their 1889 Langham Hotel dinner with editor Joseph M. Stoddart that led to The Sign of the Four and The Picture of Dorian Gray. It also examines possible mutual literary influences between the two writers and Conan Doyle's later fascination with alleged posthumous messages from Wilde through Spiritualist mediums.
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	''Borrowed Sins'' is an article written by [[Catherine Cooke]] published in the [[A.C.D. - The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society]] (Vol. 7, 1996/7).		''Borrowed Sins'' is an article written by [[Catherine Cooke]] published in the [[A.C.D. - The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society]] (Vol. 7, 1996/7).

	This article explores the literary relationship between [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] and [[Oscar Wilde]], focusing on their 1889 Langham Hotel dinner with editor [[Joseph Stoddart]] that led to [[SIGN\|The Sign of the Four]] and ''The Picture of Dorian Gray''. It also examines possible mutual literary influences between the two writers and [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Conan Doyle]]'s later fascination with alleged posthumous messages from [[Oscar Wilde\|Wilde]] through Spiritualist mediums.		This article explores the literary relationship between [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] and [[Oscar Wilde]], focusing on their 1889 Langham Hotel dinner with editor [[Joseph M. Stoddart]] that led to [[SIGN\|The Sign of the Four]] and ''The Picture of Dorian Gray''. It also examines possible mutual literary influences between the two writers and [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|Conan Doyle]]'s later fascination with alleged posthumous messages from [[Oscar Wilde\|Wilde]] through Spiritualist mediums.

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