Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:Complete Works

Arthur Conan Doyle was very prolific before, during and after Sherlock Holmes. He wrote more than 300 fictions (including 24 novels) of all genres like history, fantasy, adventure, science-fiction, crimes, drama, war... and more than 1200 other works as essays, pamphlets, articles, letters to the press, poems, interviews, plays... on every subjects such as politics, spiritualism, war, crimes, etc. This is the full bibliography of his published writings. See also his handwriting section.

The list below only shows original titles and first editions.

For other editions, please follow the links in each entry.

Fictions

All (258)

ca. 1864~1865

• The Story of a Bengal Tiger (unpublished)

ca. 1870~1875

• The Judkin's Tragedy (The Wasp)

ca. 1877

• The Haunted Grange of Goresthorpe (unpublished until 2000)

1879

• The Mystery of Sasassa Valley (6 september 1879, Chambers's Journal)

1880

• The American's Tale (december 1880, London Society)

1881

• A Night Among the Nihilists (april 1881, London Society)
• That Little Square Box (december 1881, London Society)
• The Gully of Bluemansdyke (december 1881, London Society)

1882

• Bones, the April Fool of Harvey's Sluice (april 1882, London Society)
• Our Derby Sweepstakes (may 1882, London Society)
• That Veteran (2 september 1882, All The Year Round)
• My Friend the Murderer (december 1882, London Society)

1883

• The Captain of the "Pole-Star" (january 1883, Temple Bar)
• Gentlemanly Joe (31 march 1883, All The Year Round)
• The Winning Shot (11 july 1883, Bow Bells)
• Selecting a Ghost. The Ghosts of Goresthorpe Grange (december 1883, London Society)
• The Silver Hatchet (christmas 1883, London Society)
• An Exciting Christmas Eve (christmas 1883, The Boy's Own Paper)

1884

• J. Habakuk Jephson's Statement (january 1884, The Cornhill Magazine)
• The Heiress of Glenmahowley (january 1884, Temple Bar)
• The Blood-Stone Tragedy: A Druidical Story (16 february 1884, Cassell's Saturday Journal)
• John Barrington Cowles (12-19 april 1884, Cassell's Saturday Journal)
• The Cabman's Story (17 may 1884, Cassell's Saturday Journal)
• The Tragedians (20 august 1884, Bow Bells) aka The Actor's Duel
• Crabbe's Practice (christmas 1884, The Boy's Own Paper)

1885

• The Man from Archangel (january 1885, London Society)
• The Lonely Hampshire Cottage (2 may 1885, Cassell's Saturday Journal)
• The Great Keinplatz Experiment (july 1885, Belgravia)
• The Parson of Jackman's Gulch (december 1885, London Society)
• The Fate of the Evangeline (christmas 1885, The Boy's Own Paper)

1886

• Touch and Go: A Midshipman's Story (april 1886, Cassell's Family Magazine)
• Cyprian Overbeck Wells. A Literary Mosaic (christmas 1886, The Boy's Own Paper)

A Study in Scarlet in Beeton's Christmas Annual (november 1887)

1887

• Uncle Jeremy's Household (8 january - 19 february 1887, The Boy's Own Paper)
• A Study in Scarlet (november 1887, Beeton's Christmas Annual) novel
• The Stone of Boxman's Drift (christmas 1887, The Boy's Own Paper)

1888

• Angels of Darkness (never published nor performed) play
• John Huxford's Hiatus (june 1888, The Cornhill Magazine)
• The Mystery of Cloomber (30 aug - 8 nov 1888, The Pall Mall Budget) novel

1889

• Micah Clarke (january 1889, Longmans, Green & Co.) novel

1889-1890

• The Firm of Girdlestone (27 october 1889, The People) novel

1890

• The Ring of Thoth (january 1890, The Cornhill Magazine)
• The Sign of Four (february 1890, Lippincott's Magazine) novel
• A Physiologist's Wife (september 1890, Blackwood's Magazine)
• The Surgeon of Gaster Fell (6-27 december 1890, Chambers's Journal)
• A Pastoral Horror (21 december 1890, The People)

1891

• The White Company (january-december 1891, The Cornhill Magazine) novel
• Our Midnight Visitor (february 1891, Temple Bar)
• The Voice of Science (march 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• A Straggler of '15 (21 march 1891, Black & White)
• A Scandal in Bohemia (july 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• The Colonel's Choice (26 july 1891, Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper)
• The Red-Headed League (august 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• A Case of Identity (september 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• The Boscombe Valley Mystery (october 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• The Five Orange Pips (november 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• A Sordid Affair (29 november 1891, The People)
• The Man with the Twisted Lip (december 1891, The Strand Magazine)
• The Doings of Raffles Haw (11 july - 15 august 1891, Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette) novel
• The Fate of Fenella (19 december 1891, The Gentlewoman)
• The Great Brown-Pericord Motor (19 december 1891, The Cheshire Observer)
• A False Start (Christmas 1891, The Gentlewoman)
• Beyond the City (christmas 1891, Good Words) novel

1892

• Out of the Running (2 january 1892, Black & White)
• The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle (january 1892, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Speckled Band (february 1892, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb (march 1892, The Strand Magazine)
• De Profundis (march 1892, The Idler)
• The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor (12 march 1892, The Courier-Journal)
• A Regimental Scandal (14 may 1892, The Indianapolis News)
• The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet (may 1892, The Indianapolis News)
• The Adventure of the Copper Beeches (june 1892, The Strand Magazine)
• A Question of Diplomacy (Summer 1892, The Illustrated London News)
• Lot No. 249 (september 1892, Harper's Monthly Magazine)
• Jelland's Voyage (12 november 1892, Harper's Weekly)
• The Great Shadow (december 1892, Arrowsmith's Christmas Annual) novel
• The Adventure of Silver Blaze (december 1892, The Strand Magazine)
• The Los Amigos Fiasco (december 1892, The Idler)

1893

• The Refugees (january 1893, Harper's Monthly Magazine) novel
• The Adventure of the Cardboard Box (january 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Yellow Face (february 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Stockbroker's Clerk (march 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Gloria Scott (april 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Musgrave Ritual (may 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• Jane Annie; or, The Good Conduct Prize (may 1893, Chappell & Co.) play
• The Adventure of the Reigate Squire (june 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Green Flag (june 1893, The Pall Mall Magazine)
• Foreign Policy (3-9 june 1893) play
• The Adventure of the Crooked Man (july 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Resident Patient (august 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Slapping Sal (august 1893, McClure's Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter (september 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Naval Treaty (october-november 1893, The Strand Magazine)
• The Case of Lady Sannox (november 1893, The Idler)
• The Adventure of the Final Problem (december 1893, The Strand Magazine)

1894

• The Doctors of Hoyland (april 1894, The Idler)
• Sweethearts (june 1894, The Idler)
• The Lord of Château Noir (july 1894, The Strand Magazine)
• A Story of Waterloo (21 september 1894) play
• A Medical Document (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• The Third Generation (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• The Surgeon Talks (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• His First Operation (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• Behind the Times (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• The Curse of Eve (23 october 1894, in Round the Red Lamp)
• The Parasite (10 november 1894, Harper's Weekly) novel
• A Foreign Office Romance (10 november 1894, The Indianapolis News)
• The Medal of Brigadier Gerard (december 1894, The Strand Magazine)

1895

• The Stark Munro Letters (1895, The Idler) novel
• The Recollections of Captain Wilkie (19 january 1895, Chambers's Journal)
• How the Brigadier Held the King (april 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the King Held the Brigadier (may 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Slew the Brothers of Ajaccio (june 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Came to the Castle of Gloom (july 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Took the Field Against the Marshal Millefleurs (august 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier was Tempted by the Devil (september 1895, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Played for a Kingdom (december 1895, The Strand Magazine)

1896

• Rodney Stone (january-december 1896, The Strand Magazine) novel
• The Three Correspondents (october 1896, The Windsor Magazine)
• The Field Bazaar (20 november 1896, Student)

1896-1897

• Uncle Bernac (december 1896-january 1897, Horace Cox) novel

1897

• Tales of the High Seas: I. The Governor of St. Kitt's (january 1897, Pearson's Magazine)
• Tales of the High Seas: II. The Two Barques (march 1897, Pearson's Magazine)
• Tales of the High Seas: III. The Voyage of Copley Banks (may 1897, Pearson's Magazine)
• The Tragedy of the Korosko (may-december 1897, The Strand Magazine) novel
• The Striped Chest (july 1897, Pearson's Magazine)
• The Fiend of the Cooperage (1 october 1897, The Manchester Weekly Times)

1898

• The New Catacomb (1898, The Sunlight Year-Book)
• The Confession (17 january 1898, The Star)
• The Story of the Beetle Hunter (june 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Man with the Watches (july 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The King of the Foxes (july 1898, The Windsor Magazine)
• The Story of the Lost Special (august 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Sealed Room (september 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Black Doctor (october 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Club-Footed Grocer (november 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Brazilian Cat (december 1898, The Strand Magazine)
• The Retirement of Signor Lambert (december 1898, Pearson's Magazine)
• A Shadow Before (december 1898, The Windsor Magazine)

1899

• The Story of the Japanned Box (january 1899, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of the Jew's Breast-Plate (february 1899, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of B 24 (march 1899, The Strand Magazine)
• A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus (23 march 1899, Grant Richards) novel
• The Story of the Latin Tutor (april 1899, The Strand Magazine)
• Halves aka Brothers (10-15 april 1899) play
• The Story of the Brown Hand (may 1899, The Strand Magazine)
• The Croxley Master (october-december 1899, The Strand Magazine)

1900

• The Crime of the Brigadier (january 1900, The Strand Magazine)
• The Début of Bimbashi Joyce (3 january 1900, Punch (London))
• Hilda Wade: XII. The Episode of the Dead Man Who Spoke (february 1900, The Strand Magazine)
• Playing with Fire (march 1900, The Strand Magazine)
• An Impression of the Regency (august 1900, Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly)

1901-1902

• The Hound of the Baskervilles (august 1901 - may 1902, The Strand Magazine) novel

1902

• How Brigadier Gerard Lost His Ear (august 1902, The Strand Magazine)
• The Leather Funnel (november 1902, McClure's Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Saved the Army (november 1902, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Rode to Minsk (december 1902, The Strand Magazine)
• A Duet, A duologue play
• Adventures of Brigadier Gerard play

1903

• Brigadier Gerard at Waterloo (january-february 1903, The Strand Magazine)
• The Brigadier in England (march 1903, The Strand Magazine)
• How the Brigadier Joined the Hussars of Conflans (april 1903, The Strand Magazine)
• How Etienne Gerard Said Good-Bye to his Master (may 1903, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Empty House (26 september 1903, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Norwood Builder (31 october 1903, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Dancing Men (5 december 1903, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist (26 december 1903, Collier's)

1904

• The Adventure of the Priory School (30 january 1904, Collier's)
• The Adventure of Black Peter (27 february 1904, Collier's)
• The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton (26 march 1904, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Six Napoleons (30 april 1904, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Three Students (june 1904, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Golden Pince-Nez (july 1904, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter (august 1904, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Abbey Grange (september 1904, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Second Stain (december 1904, The Strand Magazine)

1905-1906

• Sir Nigel (december 1905 - december 1906, The Strand Magazine) novel

1908

• The Pot of Caviare (march 1908, The Strand Magazine)
• A Pot of Caviare (written between march and november 1908, published in 1928)
• The Silver Mirror (august 1908, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge (august 1908, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans (december 1908, The Strand Magazine)

1909

• The Fires of Fate (15 june - 11 august 1909) play
• The Lord of Falconbridge (august 1909, The Strand Magazine)
• The House of Temperley (september 1909) play
• The Home-Coming (december 1909, The Strand Magazine)

1910

• The Speckled Band: An Adventure of Sherlock Holmes (4 june 1910) play
• The Terror of Blue John Gap (august 1910, The Strand Magazine)
• The Marriage of the Brigadier (september 1910, The Strand Magazine)
• The Last Galley (november 1910, The London Magazine)
• Through the Mists: I. The Coming of the Huns (november 1910, Scribner's Magazine)
• The Last of the Legions (december 1910, The London Magazine)
• Through the Mists: II. The First Cargo (december 1910, Scribner's Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Devil's Foot (december 1910, The Strand Magazine)
• The Lift (never published nor performed) play

1911

• Through the Mists: III. The Red Star (january 1911, Scribner's Magazine)
• The Contest (march 1911, New-York Tribune)
• An Iconoclast (5 march 1911,New-York Tribune)
• The Adventure of the Red Circle (march-april 1911, The Strand Magazine)
• The Blighting of Sharkey (april 1911, Pearson's Magazine)
• Through the Veil (26 april 1911, in The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales)
• Giant Maximin (july 1911, The Literary Pageant)
• One Crowded Hour (august 1911, The Strand Magazine)
• The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax (december 1911, The Strand Magazine)

1912

• The Lost World (april-november 1912, The Strand Magazine) novel
• The Fall of Lord Barrymore (december 1912, The Strand Magazine)

1913

• The Poison Belt (march-july 1913, The Strand Magazine) novel
• How It Happened (september 1913, The Strand Magazine)
• Borrowed Scenes (september 1913, The Pall Mall Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Dying Detective (november 1913, Collier's)
• The Horror of the Heights (november 1913, The Strand Magazine)
• Mrs. Thompson (never published nor performed) play

1914

• Dawn (june 1914) play
• Danger! (july 1914, The Strand Magazine)

1914-1915

• The Valley of Fear (september 1914 - may 1915, The Strand Magazine) novel

1916

• The Prisoner's Defence (8 january 1916, Collier's)

1917

• His Last Bow (september 1917, The Strand Magazine)

1918

• Three of Them: I. A Chat About Children, Snakes and Zebus (april 1918, The Strand Magazine)
• Three of Them: II. About cricket (april 1918, The Strand Magazine)
• Three of Them: III. Speculations (july 1918, The Strand Magazine)
• Three of Them: IV. The Leatherskin Tribe (august 1918, The Strand Magazine)
• Three of Them: V. About Naughtiness and Frogs and Historical Pictures (december 1918, The Strand Magazine)
• A Point of View (4 december 1918, John Murray)

1921

• The Crown Diamond: An Evening with Sherlock Holmes (2 may 1921) play
• The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone (november 1921, The Strand Magazine)
• The Bully of Brocas Court (november 1921, The Strand Magazine)
• The Nightmare Room (december 1921, The Strand Magazine)

1922

• The Problem of Thor Bridge (february-march 1922, The Strand Magazine)
• The Lift (april 1922, Hearst's)
• A Point of Contact (september 1922, Hearst's International)
• The Journey (21 september 1922, John Murray) play
• The Centurion (october 1922, Hearst's International)
• Billy Bones (december 1922, The Strand Magazine)

1923

• The Adventure of the Creeping Man (march 1923, The Strand Magazine)

1924

• How Watson Learned the Trick (1924, in The Book of Queen's Doll's House)
• The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire (january 1924, The Strand Magazine)
• The Adventure of the Three Garridebs (october 1924, Collier's)
• The Adventure of the Illustrious Client (november 1924, Collier's)

1925-1926

• The Land of Mist (july 1925-may 1926, The Strand Magazine) novel

1926

• The Adventure of the Three Gables (september 1926, Liberty)
• The Adventure of the Blanched Soldier (october 1926, Liberty)
• The Adventure of the Lion's Mane (november 1926, Liberty)
• The Adventure of the Retired Colourman (december 1926, Liberty)

1927

• The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger (january 1927, Liberty)
• The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place (march 1927, Liberty)

1927-1928

• The Maracot Deep (october 1927-february 1928, The Strand Magazine) novel

1928

• When the World Screamed (april-may 1928, The Strand Magazine)
• The Story of Spedegue's Dropper (october 1928, The Strand Magazine)

1929

• The Disintegration Machine (january 1929, The Strand Magazine)
• The Lord of the Dark Face (april-may 1929, The Strand Magazine)
• The Death Voyage (28 september 1929, The Saturday Evening Post)

1930

• The Last Resource (16 august 1930, Liberty)
• The End of Devil Hawker (23 august 1930, The Saturday Evening Post)
• The Parish Magazine (august 1930, The Strand Magazine)

2011 (posthume)

• The Narrative of John Smith (26 september 2011, British Library) novel

Undated

• Admiral Denver (7 pages draft) play
• The Criminal (12 pages draft) play
• The Black Hawk (9 pages draft) play
• The Flights of Dr Curtius (14 pages synopsis) play

Collected Fictions

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1889

• Mysteries and Adventures (1889, Walter Scott Ltd. [UK])

1890

• The Captain of the Polestar and Other Tales (6 march 1890, Longmans, Green & Co. [UK])

1892

• The Gully of Bluemansdyke and Other Stories (4 june 1892, Walter Scott Ltd. [UK])
• The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (14 october 1892, George Newnes Ltd. [UK], Harper & Brothers [US])

1893

• My Friend the Murderer and Other Mysteries and Adventures (october 1893, Lovell, Coryell & Co. [US])
• The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (13 december 1893, George Newnes Ltd. [UK], Harper & Brothers [US])

1894

• The Great Keinplatz Experiment and Other Stories (1894, Rand McNally [US])
• Round the Red Lamp (23 october 1894, Methuen & Co. [UK], D. Appleton & Co. [US])

1896

• The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard (15 february 1896, George Newnes Ltd. [UK])
• Tales of Sherlock Holmes (1896, A. L. Burt, Publisher [US])
• The Last Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (november 1896, George Newnes Ltd. [UK])

1900

• The Green Flag and Other Stories of War and Sport (27 march 1900, Smith, Elder & Co. [UK])

1903

• Adventures of Gerard (22 september 1903, George Newnes Ltd. [UK])
• The Adventures of Gerard (22 september 1903 [UK], McClure, Philips & Co. [US])
• Arthur Conan Doyle Author's Edition (24 september 1903, John Murray [UK], D. Appleton & Co. [US])

1905

• The Return of Sherlock Holmes (february 1905, George Newnes Ltd. [UK])

1908

• Round the Fire Stories (24 september 1908, Smith, Elder & Co. [UK])

1911

• The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales (26 april 1911, Smith, Elder & Co. [UK])

1912

• The Great Shadow and Other Napoleonic Tales (april 1912, Thomas Nelson & Sons [UK])

1914

• The Works of A. Conan Doyle (1914, P. F. Collier [US])

1917

• His Last Bow: Some Reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes (22 october 1917, John Murray [UK])

1918

• Danger! and Other Stories (4 december 1918, John Murray [UK])

1920s

• A Scandal in Bohemia and Other Stories (1920s, Happy Hour Library Inc. [US])

1922

• Tales of the Ring and Camp (27 july 1922, John Murray [UK])
• Tales of Pirates and Blue Water (27 july 1922, John Murray [UK])
• Tales of Terror and Mystery (27 july 1922, John Murray [UK])
• Tales of Twilight and the Unseen (27 july 1922, John Murray [UK])
• Tales of Adventure and Medical Life (27 july 1922, John Murray [UK])
• Tales of Long Ago (2 november 1922, John Murray [UK])

1925

• The Man from Archangel and Other Tales of Adventure (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])
• The Dealings of Captain Sharkey and Other Tales of Pirates (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])
• The Croxley Master and Other Tales of Ring and Camp (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])
• The Black Doctor and Other Tales of Terror and Mystery (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])
• The Great Keinplatz Experiment and Other Tales of Twilight and the Unseen (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])
• The Last of the Legions and Other Tales of Long Ago (autumn 1925, George H. Doran Co. [US])

1927

• The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (16 june 1927, John Murray [UK])

1928-1929

• Sherlock Holmes - The Complete Short Stories (15 october 1928, John Murray [UK])

1929

• The Conan Doyle Stories (1929, John Murray [UK])
• The Maracot Deep and Other Stories (29 july 1929, John Murray [UK])
• Sherlock Holmes - The Complete Long Stories (14 september 1929, John Murray [UK])

1930

• The Crowborough Edition of the Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1930, Doubleday, Doran & Co. [US])
• The Complete Sherlock Holmes: The A. Conan Doyle Memorial Edition (september 1930, Doubleday, Doran & Co. [US])

The Crowborough Edition (Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1930)

Essays, Articles

All (1093)

1873

• Some Wicked Jokes (october 1873, The Stonyhurst Figaro) article

1879

• Gelseminum as a Poison (20 september 1879, The British Medical Journal) letter

1880

• Log of the S.S. Hope (1880, published by The British Library in 2012) report

1881

• After Cormorants with a Camera (14 & 21 october 1881, The British Journal of Photography) article

1882

• Notes on a Case of Leucocythaemia (25 march 1882, The Lancet) letter
• On the Slave Coast with a Camera (31 march-7 april 1882, The British Journal of Photography) article
• Up an African River with a Camera (28 july 1882, The British Journal of Photography) article
• Dry Plates on a Wet Moor (3 november 1882, The British Journal of Photography) article
• A Few Technical Hints (december 1882, The British Journal Photographic Almanac for 1883) article

1883

• Trial of Burton's Emulsion Process (12 january 1883, The British Journal of Photography) article
• Life and Death in the Blood (march 1883, Good Words) article
• The Contagious Diseases Acts (16 june 1883, The Medical Times and Gazette) letter
• Southsea: Three Days in Search of Effects (22 june 1883, The British Journal of Photography) article
• The "New" Scientific Subject (20 july 1883, The British Journal of Photography) article
• To the Waterford Coast and Along It (17-24 august 1883, The British Journal of Photography) article

1884

• The Portsmouth Young Men's Christian Association and their Rev. Critic (27 march 1884, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter
• A Day on "The Island" (25 april 1884, The British Journal of Photography) article
• Easter Monday with the Camera (23 may 1884, The British Journal of Photography) article
• American Medical Diplomas (23 september 1884, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter
• The Remote Effects of Gout (29 november 1884, The Lancet) letter

1885

• An essay upon the vasomotor changes in tabes dorsalis and on the influence which is exerted by the sympathetic nervous system in that disease (april 1885, Edinburgh University) SACD M.D. Thesis
• Arran in Autumn (17 july 1885, The British Journal of Photography) article
• With a Camera on an African River (30 october 1885, The British Journal of Photography) article

1886

• Carlyle: His Character and Philosophy (29 january 1886, The Hampshire Post) letter
• The Proposed Recreation Ground at North End (7 may 1886, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter
• The Unionist Platform (6 july 1886, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter

1887

• Working Men's Loyal Jubilee Memorial (26 march 1887, The Evening Mail) letter
• A Test Message (2 july 1887, Light) letter
• Compulsory Vaccination (15 july 1887, The Evening Mail) letter
• Compulsory Vaccination (27 july 1887, The Hampshire County Times) letter

1887~1891

• The Youngest of the Sciences (1887~1891, unpublished manuscript)

1888

• The Liberal Unionists (27 april 1888, The Hampshire Post) letter
• On the Geographical Distribution of British Intellect (august 1888, The Nineteenth Century) article
• Hampshire Worthies (2 august 1888, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter
• Hampshire Celebrities (17 august 1888, The Hampshire Post) letter

1889

• The Bravoes of Market-Drayton (24 august 1889, Chambers's Journal) article
• Mr. Shutte's Critic (20 november 1889, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter

1890

• Mr. Stevenson's Methods in Fiction (january 1890, National Review) article
• Income Tax Assessment (1 november 1890, The Evening News (Portsmouth)) letter
• The Consumption Cure (20 november 1890, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Duello in France (december 1890, The Cornhill Magazine) article
• Dr. Koch and his Cure (december 1890, The Review of Reviews) article
• Notes and News (18 december 1890, The Evening Mail) letter

1891

• Perfect Manhood and the Way to Attain It. Sympathy with all Aspects of Life (7 june 1891, The New York Herald) letter
• The Death of Mr. Wolcott Balestier (8 december 1891, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter

1892

• The Gamut of Humour (30 january 1892, The Speaker) article
• The Glamour of the Arctic (july 1892, The Idler) article
• For Nelson's Sake (22 september 1892, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Britain and the Chicago Exhibition (24 december 1892, The Times) letter
• The Chicago Exhibition and British Regimental Bands (31 december 1892, The Leeds Mercury) letter

1893

• Juvenilia (january 1893, The Idler) article
• The Best Book of the Year (january 1893, The Young Man) article
• A World's Fair Suggestion (16 march 1893, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Literature at the Booksellers' Dinner (19 april 1893, The Freeman's Journal) letter
• A Protest from Dr. Conan Doyle (2 december 1893, The Critic) letter

1894

• Another Letter from Dr. Doyle (27 january 1894, The Critic) letter
• Paris in 1894: A Superficial Impression (21 april 1894, The Speaker) article
• Esther Waters and the Libraries (1 may 1894, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Boycott of Esther Waters (3 may 1894, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Before My Bookcase (5 may - 30 june 1894, Great Thoughts) articles
• An Explanation from Mr. Conan Doyle (11 august 1894, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• The Favourite Quotation (4 october 1894, New Age) article
• An Alpine Pass on "Ski" (december 1894, The Strand Magazine) article

1895

• Mr. Conan Doyle and America (1 january 1895, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Fault of our Authors (10 february 1895, The New-York Times) article
• Lecturing in America (july 1895, The Author) letter
• A Letter from Dr. Doyle (21 september 1895, The Critic) letter
• Strange Secrets (26 october 1895, The Critic) letter
• Novelists on their Works (november 1895, Ludgate) article

1896

• England and America (7 january 1896, The Times) letter
• On the Egyptian Frontier (8 february 1896, The Speaker) article
• Before the Campaign. A Letter From Cairo (1 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Before the Campaign. — II. Can the Fellah Fight? (7 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — III. From Cairo to Akasheh (9 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — IV. The Scene at Assouan (13 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — V. Correspondents and Camels (20 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — VI. From Assouan to Korosko (27 april 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — VII. Some Impressions at Halfa (4 may 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Letters from Egypt. — VIII. The Outlook from Sarras (11 may 1896, The Westminster Gazette) article
• Dr. Conan Doyle on Cycling (22 august 1896, Hub) article
• The Case of Mrs. Castle (10 november 1896, The Times) letter

1897

• Life on a Greenland Whaler (january 1897, The Strand Magazine) article
• Dr. Conan Doyle's Latest Case (2 january 1897, The Saturday Review) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle's Latest Case (9 january 1897, The Saturday Review) letter
• The Output of Authors (april 1897, Pearson's Magazine) article
• The Queen's Reign: Its Most Striking Characteristic and Most Beneficient Achievement (june 1897, Temple Magazine) article
• Literary Etiquette (7 august 1897, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Nelson Day (20 october 1897, The Times) letter
• Nelson Day (23 october 1897, The Times) letter

1898

• My Favourite Novelist and His Best Book (january 1898, Munsey's Magazine) article
• An Impression of the Army (17 september 1898, The Speaker) article
• Dr. Conan Doyle on Golf (5 november 1898, Daily Mail) letter

1899

• A True Story of the Tragedy of Flowery Land (19 march 1899, The Courier-Journal)
• What I Wanted to Be (april 1899, The Captain) article
• The Ethics of Criticism (15 may 1899, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Ethics of Criticism (16 may 1899, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Ethics of Criticism (18 may 1899, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Multiple Reviewing (july 1899, The Bookman) article
• Is Britain on the Down Grade (july 1899, The Young Man) article
• Volunteers and the War (18 december 1899, The Times) letter

1900

• The War Office and Inventors (22 february 1900, The Times) letter
• Mr. Conan Doyle and High Angle Fire (26 february 1900, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• A First Impression (6 april 1900, Friend) article
• Fierce-Eyed Infantry (10 april 1900, Daily Mail) article
• Conan Doyle in Luck (16 april 1900, The Daily News) article
• Mr. Burdett-Coutts's Charges (6 july 1900, The Times) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle's Evidence (6 july 1900, Daily Mail) letter
• A Glimpse of the Army (september 1900, The Strand Magazine) article
• To the Electors of Central Edinburgh (25 september 1900, The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch) letter
• Dr. Doyle and the Reform Club (28 september 1900, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Some Military Lessons of the War (october 1900, The Cornhill Magazine) article
• Dr. Conan Doyle and his South African Services (3 october 1900, The Scotsman) letter
• South County Dublin. Dr. Conan Doyle's Views (3 october 1900, The Irish Times) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle (16 october 1900, The Scotsman) letter
• The South Dublin Election (19 october 1900, The Times) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle on Early Closing (november 1900, The Grocers' Assistant) letter
• The Lessons of the South African War (1 november 1900, The Times) letter
• The Lessons of the South African War (6 november 1900, The Times) letter
• Mr. Conan Doyle and Army Reform (12 november 1900, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• Burghers of the Queen (19 december 1900, The Glasgow Evening News) letter
• Civilian Riflemen (27 december 1900, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• Autograph answers from prominent thinkers of the world on: What is the chief danger, social or political, that confronts the new century? (30 december 1900, World) article

1901

• The Military Lessons of the War: a Rejoinder (january 1901, The Cornhill Magazine) article
• Happy New Century to All our Readers. Dr. Conan Doyle Supports our Cause (january 1901, The Grocers' Assistant) letter
• The Battles of Magersfontein and Spion Kop (january 1901, Current Literature) article
• Civilian Riflemen (5 january 1901, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• The Undershaw Rifle Club (5 january 1901, Farnham, Haslemere and Hindhead Herald) letter
• Civilian Riflemen (9 january 1901, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• The Lindley Action (10 january 1901, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• A. Conan Doyle Fears for England's Future (3 february 1901, World) article
• Sham versus Real Home Defence (march 1901, Nineteeth Century and After) article
• Strange Studies from Life: I. The Holocaust of Manor Place (march 1901, The Strand Magazine) article
• Strange Studies from Life: II. The Love Affair of George Vincent Parker (april 1901, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Immortal Memory (april 1901, R. Mitchell & Sons) essay
• South African Cricketers (20 april 1901, The Spectator) letter
• South African Cricketers (4 may 1901, The Spectator) letter
• Strange Studies from Life: III. The Debatable Case of Mrs. Emsley (may 1901, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Boers and our Wounded (13 july 1901, The Times) letter
• Boer Critics on "The Great Boer War" (september 1901, The Cornhill Magazine) article
• The Derailing of Trains (5 september 1901, The Times) letter
• Train-Wrecking (14 september 1901, The Times) letter

1902

• The War in South Africa: Its Cause and Conduct (16 january 1902, Smith, Elder & Co.) essay
• The Van Zyl Photograph (31 january 1902, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle on his Defence (31 january 1902, The Daily News) letter
• The Lizzie Van Zyl Photograph (1 february 1902, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle (4 february 1902, The Daily News) letter
• The Cause and Conduct of the War (4 february 1902, The Times) letter
• The Cause and Conduct of the War (7 february 1902, The Times) letter
• The Cause and Conduct of the War (13 february 1902, The Times) letter
• The Cause and Conduct of the War (11 april 1902, The Times) letter
• The Cause and Conduct of the War (5 june 1902, The Times) letter
• The War and Continental Opinion. Conan Doyle's Book. An Appeal by he Author (23 february 1902, Daily Messenger) letter
• Cause and Conduct (3 march 1902, The German Times) letter
• Facsimile of M.S. Letter from Dr. Conan Doyle (may 1902, Critic) letter
• Dr. Conan Doyle on the Boer War (10 may 1902, Outlook) article
• The Swiss and Anglophobia (28 july 1902, Daily Mail) letter
• General De Wet's Account of the War (13 december 1902, The Spectator) letter

1903

• The New Protection (4 july 1903, The Spectator) letter
• The New Protection (18 july 1903, The Spectator) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle and the Motor-Car (1 august 1903, The Spectator) letter
• Completion of Twenty-Five Years of the "B.O.P." (31 october 1903, The Boy's Own Paper) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on the Tweed Acts (18 december 1903, The Hawick Express, and Scottish Border News) letter
• Mr. Balfour and the City of Bradford (29 december 1903, The Times) letter

1904

• A Plea for Protection (4 february 1904, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Tweed Trade (4 february 1904, Southern Reporter) letter
• A Further Plea for Protection (6 february 1904, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Mr. A. L. Brown and Sir A. Conan Doyle (15 march 1904, The Scotsman) letter
• Sir A. C. Doyle and Mr. A. L. Brown (15 march 1904, Border Advertiser) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle on the Literature of the Scottish Border (july 1904, Border Magazine) article
• The Case of the Caroline (28 november 1904, The Times) letter

1905

• My Best Story (february 1905, Grand Magazine) note
• Mr. A. L. Brown and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (11 april 1905, Border Advertiser) letter
• The Fiscal Question (april 1905, Hawick) essay
• Mr. A. L. Brown and Sir A.C. Doyle (25 april 1905, Border Advertiser) letter
• Rifle Shooting as a National Pursuit (14 june 1905, The Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Platform (5 september 1905, Border Advertiser) letter
• More Motorphobia (21 september 1905, Daily Mail) letter
• Fiscal Policy (31 october 1905, The Times) letter
• Fiscal Policy (7 november 1905, The Times) letter
• The Free Trade Debate (9 december 1905, Farnham, Haslemere and Hindhead Herald) letter
• The Fiscal Controversy (30 december 1905, Farnham, Haslemere and Hindhead Herald) letter

1906

• To the Electors of the Border Burghs (9 january 1906, Border Telegraph) letter
• Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Burns (26 january 1906, The Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Tariff Reform (9 march 1906, Hawick Express, and Scottish Border News) letter
• Motor-Cars and Coast Defence (12 april 1906, The Times) letter
• Sunday Rifle Shooting (28 april 1906, Farnham, Haslemere and Hindhead Herald) letter
• An Incursion into Diplomacy (june 1906, The Cornhill Magazine) article
• Are We Becoming Less Religious? (7 august 1906, Daily Express) letter
• Are We Becoming Less Religious? (11 august 1906, Daily Express) letter
• Are We Becoming Less Religious? (31 august 1906, Daily Express) letter
• The Book War (20 november 1906, Standard) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mr. Perris (24 november 1906, The Daily News) letter

1906-1907

• Through the Magic Door (november 1906 - october 1907, Cassell's Magazine) essay

1907

• The Book of 1906 That Has Interested Me Most (january 1907, The Bookman) article
• The Case of Mr. George Edalji (9 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Case of Mr. George Edalji (11 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Case of Mr. George Edalji (12 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Was he a Scapegoat? (14 january 1907, Daily Mail) article
• The Question of Eyesight (15 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Sir A. Conan Doyle at the Home Office (16 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Letter from the Mother (18 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Home Office Deliberating (19 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Case of George Edalji: A Question for Ophtalmologists (19 january 1907, The Lancet) letter
• The Story of Mr. George Edalji (20 january 1907, T. Harrisson Roberts) essay
• The Edalji Case. Letter from the Father (21 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (22 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Judgment by Default (25 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Summing Up by Sir A. Conan Doyle (26 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Letter from the Home Secretary (30 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Home Office Decision (11 february 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (11 march 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Autolycus in Germany (23 april 1907, Daily Mail) letter
• Edalji Case. Letter from Sir Conan Doyle (20 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Letter from the Father (21 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (22 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Judgment by Default (25 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Summing Up by Sir A. Conan Doyle (26 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Letter from the Home Secretary (30 january 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case. Home Office Decision (11 february 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (11 march 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Edalji Case. Letter from Sir Conan Doyle (20 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Case of George Edalji. Facsimile Documents. No. 1 (23 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) article
• Case of George Edalji. Who Wrote the Letters? No. 2 (24 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) article
• Case of George Edalji. The Martin Molton Letters. No. 3 (27 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) article
• Edalji Case. Statement in the House (29 may 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (1 june 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Letters (11 june 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Debate (25 june 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Case of George Edalji (18 july 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Case of George Edalji (20 july 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Edalji Case (15 august 1907, The Daily Telegraph) letter

1908

• A Heroic Roman. How Dorando failed to seize the Laurel (25 july 1908, Daily Mail) article
• To Honour Dorando (25 july 1908, Daily Mail) letter
• Yeoman Stock (21 november 1908, Daily Express) letter

1909

• Divorce Law Reform: An Essay (1909, Divorce Law Reform Union) pamphlet
• Early Struggles of Popular Novelists (january 1909, The Bookman) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Ending (4 february 1909, Daily Mail) telegram
• The Traffic in Old Horses (23 july 1909, Daily Mail) letter
• England and the Congo (18 august 1909, The Times) letter
• England and the Congo (28 august 1909, The Times) letter
• Some Recollections of Sport (september 1909, The Strand Magazine)
• The Congo Question (4 october 1909, The Times) letter
• Belgian Denials (8 october 1909, Daily Express) letter
• The Crime of the Congo (october 1909, Hutchinson & Co.) essay
• Archbishop Bourne and the Congo Question (5 november 1909, The Times) letter
• The Congo Question (10 november 1909, The Times) letter
• The Congo Question (15 november 1909, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• The Congo (20 november 1909, Tablet) letter
• The Crime of the Congo (23 november 1909, The Daily Graphic) letter
• The Congo Loan (27 november 1909, The Economist) letter
• Congo Reform. Sir A. Conan Doyle and Plymouth Critics (29 november 1909, Western Daily Mercury) letter
• The Congo Reforms (3 december 1909, The Times) letter
• Germany and the Congo (8 december 1909, Daily Mail) letter
• Congo Reform (24 december 1909, The Times) letter

1910

• Yeomanry of the Future (8 february 1910, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Scheme for a Cycling Army (16 february 1910, Cycling) letter
• The Katanga (17 february 1910, The Times) letter
• Cavalry Training (6 april 1910, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• The Congo Missionaries (8 april 1910, The Morning Post) letter
• The Congo Reforms (13 april 1910, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Cavalry Training (13 april 1910, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• The King's Declaration (12 may 1910, The Times) letter
• After Nine Years. An Impression (21 may 1910, Daily Mail) article
• Mr. Morel and the Congo (16 july 1910, The Spectator) letter
• The Romance of Medicine (october 1910, St. Mary's Hospital Gazette) article
• Mr. Housman and the Censor (3 october 1910, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• The Censorship of Stage Plays (17 october 1910, The Times) letter
• Guinea Pig or Man? (1 november 1910, Daily Express) letter

1911

• Belgium and the Congo (17 february 1911, The Times) letter
• A Warning (march 1911, The Bookman) letter
• Great Britain and Belgium (9 march 1911, Daily Express) letter
• Great Britain and Belgium (13 march 1911, Daily Express) letter
• The Prince Henry Tour (11 july 1911, The Times) letter
• What Reform is Most Needed? (september 1911, The Strand Magazine) quote
• Sir Conan Doyle A Home Ruler (22 september 1911, The Times) letter
• Why he is Now in Favour of Home Rule (26 september 1911, Liberal Publication dpt.) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Home Rule (28 september 1911, The Morning Post) letter
• The Amateur Soldier Again (4 november 1911, The Saturday Review) letter
• The Amateur Soldier Again (2 december 1911, The Saturday Review) letter

1912

• Marriage Problems (16 january 1912, Daily Mail) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Divorce (23 january 1912, Daily Mail) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle on Divorce (25 january 1912, Daily Mail) letter
• Rubber Atrocities. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on the Congo Position (5 march 1912, The Daily News) letter
• Peaceful Ireland (26 march 1912, Daily Express) letter
• Peaceful Ireland (28 march 1912, Daily Express) letter
• Home Rule (4 april 1912, The Irish Times) letter
• Mr. Shaw and the Titanic. Protest by Sir A. Conan Doyle (20 may 1912, The Daily News) letter
• Mr. Shaw and Sir A. Conan Doyle (25 may 1912, The Daily News) letter
• The Labour Unrest (20 june 1912, Daily Mail) letter
• A Rejoinder to Mr. Wells (july 1912, in What the Workers Wants, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) article
• The Empire and the Games (18 july 1912, The Times) letter
• Letter From Sir A. Conan Doyle (22 july 1912) (22 july 1912, Evening Standard) letter
• The Olympic Games (30 july 1912, The Times) letter
• The Case of Oscar Slater (19 august 1912, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• Britain and the Olympic Games (2 august 1912, The Times) letter
• Britain and the Olympic Games (8 august 1912, The Times) letter
• The Case of Oscar Slater (2 september 1912, Daily Mail) letter
• The Slater Case (12 october 1912, The Spectator) letter
• The Case of Oscar Slater (13 october 1912, The New York World) article
• The Home Rule Bill (23 october 1912, The Times) letter
• The Slater Case (26 october 1912, The Spectator) letter
• What Irish Protestants Think (december 1912, The Irish Press Agency) speech

1913

• Great Britain and the Next War (february 1913, The Fortnightly Review) article
• A Channel Tunnel (11 march 1913, The Times) letter
• The Olympic Games (22 march 1913, The Saturday Review) letter
• Olympic Committee (25 march 1913, Sporting Life) letter
• Lord Wolseley (3 april 1913, The Times) letter
• The Channel Tunnel (19 april 1913, Daily Express) letter
• Political Prisoners in Portugal (13 may 1913, The Times) letter
• The Portuguese Prisoners (16 may 1913, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Olympic Games Lethargy (24 may 1913, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and the B.O.C. (5 july 1913, Daily Express) letter
• The Channel Tunnel (14 august 1913, The Times) letter
• The Olympic Games (27 august 1913, The Times) letter
• The Wyrley Maimings (12 september 1913, Daily Mail) letter
• The Olympic Games Fund (13 september 1913, The Times) letter
• The Olympic Games Fund (11 october 1913, The Times) letter
• Some Views on the Olympic Talent Fund (Christmas 1913, Stock Exchange Christmas Annual) letter
• Divorce. Reform of the Law Needed (2 december 1913, The Morning Post) article
• Divorce Law Reform (9 december 1913, The Morning Post) letter
• The Channel Tunnel (26 december 1913, The Times) letter

1914

• In Quest of Truth - Being a Correspondence between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Captain Stansbury, R.N. (january 1914, Rationalist Press Association Annual) letter
• In Quest of Truth (march 1914, Watts & Co.) letters
• Petition: The Panama-Pacific Exposition (21 february 1914, The Spectator) letter
• Kent Coal (26 february 1914, The Pall Mall Gazette) article
• The Importation of Plumage Prohibition Bill (28 february 1914, The Spectator) letter
• Prophecy and Finance (5 march 1914, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• Kent Coal. Another Letter from Sir Conan Doyle (7 march 1914, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• Nationalists and Exclusion (25 march 1914, The Times) letter
• Lord Hugh Cecil and Divorce Law Reform (4 april 1914, The Morning Post) letter
• Our Divorce Laws. Reforms Urgently Needed (27 april 1914, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• La Force Mystérieuse (1 may 1914, Le Temps) letter
• The Poison Belt (2 may 1914, The Times) letter
• The Future of Canadian Literature (4 june 1914, The Canadian Club) article
• What Naval Experts Think (july 1914, The Strand Magazine) notes
• Irish Compromise. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Suggestion (16 july 1914, The Times) letter
• Irish Compromise. Concession as the Alternative to Force (20 july 1914, The Times) letter
• The Oscar Slater Case (25 july 1914, The Spectator) letter
• On Ireland and the Empire (3 august 1914, The Freeman's Journal) letter
• Civilian National Reserve (6 august 1914, Civilian National Reserve) letter
• Our Latent Forces (8 august 1914, The Times) letter
• Civilian National Reserve (13 august 1914, The Times) letter
• Ease of Defeating Even U.S. Claimed by German Man. Shadows Before (26 august 1914, The New York World) article
• The World War Conspiracy (27 august 1914, Daily Chronicle) article
• Submarine Mines (8 september 1914, The Times) letter
• Kaiser Expected Help from US and Colonies of Britain (18 september 1914, The New York World) article
• Germany Hoarded Wealth for War, Author Asserts (25 september 1914, The New York World) article
• Lifebelts in Men-of-War (29 september 1914, Daily Mail) letter
• To Arms! (30 september 1914, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) pamphlet
• Lifebelts for the Navy (7 october 1914, Evening Standard) letter
• The Contemptible Little Army (10 october 1914, The Daily Chronicle) article
• Recruiting in Eastbourne (14 october 1914, Eastbourne Gazette) letter
• The Siege of Antwerp (october 1914, ?) article
• German Waiters (23 october 1914, Daily Mail) letter
• German Aliens (28 october 1914, Daily Mail) letter
• A Policy of Murder (26 october 1914, The Daily Chronicle) article
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about Danger! (29 october 1914, Daily Mail) letter
• In Case of Invasion (4 november 1914, The Times) letter
• Recruiting and Publicity (18 november 1914, The Times) letter
• The Hysteria of Hate. Germany's Campaign of Calumny and Odium (23 november 1914, The Daily Chronicle) article
• Volunteer Training Corps (28 november 1914, Crowborough Weekly) letter
• Sir Roger Casement (30 november 1914, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Volunteer Training Corps (3 december 1914, The Times) letter
• The War. A Statement of the British Case (december 1914, The Strand Magazine US) article
• The German War (december 1914, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay

1915

• Some Stories By Famous Men (1915, Hearst's International Library Co.) anecdote
• Western Wanderings (january-april 1915, The Cornhill Magazine) articles
• Captain Malcolm Leckie, D.S.O., R.A.M.C. who died of wounds on August 28th, at Frameries, near Mons. (2 january 1915, Guy's Hospital Gazette) obituary
• Life-saving in Men-of-War (5 january 1915, Daily Mail) letter
• How the Boer War Prepared us for The Great War (15 january 1915, The War Illustrated) article
• Saving our Seamen (22 january 1915, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Germany's Policy of Murder (6 february 1915, The New-York Times) letter
• Volunteer Uniforms (13 february 1915, The Times) letter
• The Treatment of Prisoners (13 april 1915, The Times) letter
• Evidence concerning the Muller System (28 april 1915, The Times) testimony
• Advertisements Against Drink (5 may 1915, The Times) letter
• Home Guards (29 may 1915, The Spectator) letter
• The following messages have been received from Distinguished Members and Graduates of the University (8 july 1915, Student) letter
• Charges Rupprecht with Death Order (11 july 1915, The New-York Times) article
• Can We Win Without Conscription? (17 july 1915, Pearson's Weekly) article
• On the Battle of Gheluvelt (22 july 1915, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Use of Armour (27 july 1915, The Times) letter
• A Year of War (2 august 1915, The Glasgow Herald) letter
• Modern Armour (4 august 1915, The Times) letter
• Compulsory National Service (23 august 1915, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Compulsory National Service (25 august 1915, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Consensus of Comfort to the World in Tears (october 1915, The International Psychic Gazette) article
• An Outing in War-Time (october 1915, The Strand Magazine) article
• Reprisal (15 october 1915, The Times) letter
• The Policy of Air Raid Reprisals (18 october 1915, The Times) letter
• The Outlook on the War (24 october 1915, The New York Times) pamphlet
• The Greatest of Cricketers (27 october 1915, The Times) article
• The Use of the Volunteers (13 november 1915, The Spectator) letter
• Stranger than Fiction (27 november 1915, Collier's) article
• Silesia (8 december 1915, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Sir John French. An Appreciation (20 december 1915, The Daily Chronicle) article

1916

• The Origin and Outbreak of the War (1916, G. H. Doran) essay
• Every Nation the Best Judge of Her Own Honor (january 1916, Everybody's Magazine) article
• Message from Sir Conan Doyle (10 january 1916, Russky Invalid) letter
• A Preventive of Air Raids (18 january 1916, The Times) letter
• Mr. Wells's Prophecy (21 january 1916, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Air Raids Reprisals (22 january 1916, The Times) letter
• Zeppelin Raids. Should we make Reprisals on Germany? Views of Prominent Men (6 february 1916, The Sunday Times) article
• Murder Deliberate (8 february 1916, The Times) letter
• The New British Divisions (18 february 1916, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Reprisals (26 february 1916, The Saturday Review) letter
• Where is the Soul during Unconsciousness? (11 march 1916, Light) letter
• An Opportunity Missed (20 march 1916, The Times) letter
• The British Campaign in France 1/21 (april 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• The British Campaign in France 2/21 (may 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• Where is the Soul during Unconsciousness? (13 may 1916, Light) letter
• The British Campaign in France 3/21 (june 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Surrender of Kut (2 may 1916, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Justice in Ireland (9 may 1916, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• A Petition to the Prime Minister on behalf of Sir Roger Casement (june 1916, privately printed) article
• A Glimpse of the Army (13 & 15 june 1916, The Daily Chronicle) article
• Conan Doyle sur notre front (15 june 1916, Le Matin) letter
• A Glimpse of the French Line (20 & 22 june 1916, The Daily Chronicle) article
• The Channel Tunnel Scheme (26 june 1916, The Glasgow Herald) letter
• With the Italians (27 june 1916, The Times) article
• Italy's Great Part (27 june 1916, Daily Mail) article
• What Italy Has Overcome (29 june 1916, Daily Mail) article'
• The British Campaign in France 4/21 (july 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• A Tribute to France (22 july 1916, Manchester City News) article
• Body Armour or Shields (28 july 1916, The Times) letter
• Volunteers and their Uniform (29 july 1916, Volunteer Training Corps Gazette) letter
• The British Campaign in France 5/21 (august 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• Body Shields (4 august 1916, The Times) letter
• Body Shields and Armour. Uses and Limitations. Protection Against Machine Gun Fire (6 august 1916, Observer) article
• Body Shields (20 august 1916, Observer) letter
• The British Campaign in France 6/21 (september 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Somme Films (4 september 1916, The Times) letter
• The British Campaign in France 7/21 (october 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• General Von Arnim's Report (11 october 1916, The Times) letter
• Ireland and the War (31 october 1916, The Freeman's Journal) letter
• The British Campaign in France 8/21 (november 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Main Thing after the War (november 1916, Quiver) article
• A New Revelation (4 november 1916, Light) article
• Survival after Death (26 november 1916, Observer) review
• A Miracle Town (28 november 1916, The Times) article
• The British Campaign in France 9/21 (december 1916, The Strand Magazine) article
• Two Empires at Grips (december 1916, Everybody's Magazine) article
• Spiritualism and Religion (2 december 1916, Light) article

1917

• The British Campaign in France 10/21 (january 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• The British Campaign in France 11/21 (february 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• Soldiers in London (6 february 1917, The Times) letter
• Spookery (7 february 1917, Daily Mail) letter
• Soldiers in London (10 february 1917, The Times) letter
• Soldiers in London (17 february 1917, The Times) letter
• The British Campaign in France 12/21 (march 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• From Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (2 march 1917, The New-York Times) letter
• The British Campaign in France 13/21 (april 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• Democracy's Salute to Freed Russia. Striking Messages of Welcome from well-known men and women (5 april 1917, The Daily Chronicle) article
• Supremacy of the British Soldier (19 april 1917, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The British Campaign in France 14/21 (may 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Submarine Menace (2 may 1917, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The British Campaign in France 15/21 (june 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• Father Vaughan and Spiritualism (11 june 1917, The Pall Mall Gazette) letter
• Is Sir Oliver Lodge Right? Yes (july 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• War and the Marriage Laws. A Call for Reform (6 july 1917, Evening Standard) article
• Cycle of Insanity. Record of Sinn Feinism. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Indictment (17 july 1917, Belfast Evening Telegraph) letter
• The British Campaign of 1915 (26 july 1917, The Times Literary Supplement) letter
• What will England be Like in 1930? (august 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Marvel of Three Years (4 august 1917, The War Illustrated) article
• British Wives of Germans (23 august 1917, The Times) letter
• British Wives of Germans (28 august 1917, The Times) letter
• Divorce and Separation (8 september 1917, The Times) letter
• Divorce and Separation (12 september 1917, The Times) letter
• Living Death. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Marriage Cruelties (16 september 1917, Empire News) letter
• Dr. Charles Mercier and Spiritualism (30 september 1917, The Sunday Times) letter
• Divorce and Separation (20 october 1917, The Spectator) letter
• Phenomenon and Religion of Spiritualism. A New Revelation (28 october 1917, The Sunday Times) article
• Spooks Who Wear Clothes (30 october 1917, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle Declines (1 november 1917, Daily Express) letter
• Why Spooks Wear Clothes (2 november 1917, Daily Express) letter
• Some Personalia About Mr. Sherlock Holmes (december 1917, The Strand Magazine) article
• Divorce Law Reform (10 december 1917, Birmingham Daily Post) letter
• The Divorce Law (11 december 1917, Yorkshire Post) letter
• The Uses of Hatred. Let England Remember (26 december 1917, The Times) letter
• The Uses of Hatred. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Proposal (31 december 1917, The Times) letter

1918

• Records of German Crime (16 january 1918, The Times) letter
• The Maintenance of Light (26 january 1918, Light) letter
• The Synod and Divorce (9 february 1918, Sussex Daily News) letter
• The Cheriton Dug-Out (11 february 1918, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• Divorce Law Reform. A War Measure (12 february 1918, Evening Standard) article
• The Case for Divorce Reform (23 february 1918, Ladies' Field) article
• The Synod & the Divorce Laws (26 february 1918, Sussex Daily News) letter
• The Missing Tunnel. Our Greatest Mistake. Time to Repair It (2 march 1918, Evening Standard) article
• Questions to be Answered (16 march 1918, The Times) letter
• Can Thoughts be Wireless. The Truth About Telepathy (16 march 1918, Tit-Bits) article
• Ireland and Conscription (18 april 1918, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The New Revelation (29 april 1918, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• The British Campaign in France 16/21 (may 1918, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Case of General Gough (4 may 1918, The Times) letter
• The Military Value of Spiritualism (11 may 1918, Light) article
• The Outrage on the Hospitals (27 may 1918, The Times) letter
• The British Campaign in France 17/21 (june 1918, The Strand Magazine) article
• Retreat of the Fifth Army. A Second Mons. Justice to General Gough's Troops (14 june 1918, Evening Standard) article
• Telepathy, Its Nature and Future Possibilities (22 june 1918, Light) letter
• A Confession of Faith (24 june 1918, The Daily Chronicle) letter
• The Case of Our Prisoners (28 june 1918, The Times) letter
• Thyssen's Revelations. Let the Indian Peoples Know (16 july 1918, Financial News) letter
• Peace Must be Signed at Postdam. Germany's Coming Crisis (26 august 1918, Evening Standard) article
• My War Reading (autumn 1918, The Book Monthly) article
• Paying for the War. A Bold Financial Plan (25 september 1918, Evening Standard) article
• The British Campaign in France 18/21 (october 1918, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Rent in the Line (3 october 1918, The Times) article
• Our Prisoners (8 october 1918, The Times) letter
• The Prisoners (14 october 1918, The Times) letter
• Terms of Peace. Essentials and Non-Essentials (15 october 1918, Evening Standard) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle And His Son (30 october 1918, Evening News) article
• The British Campaign in France 19/21 (november 1918, The Strand Magazine) article
• Life After Death. Sir A. Conan Doyle on Spirit Messages (5 november 1918, The Daily Chronicle) article
• The German Criminals (12 november 1918, The Times) letter
• Divorce and the Bishops (15 november 1918, Daily Mail) letter
• Has Christianity Failed? (23 november 1918, Sunday Circle) article
• A Divorce Reform and Reconstruction (28 november 1918, Evening Standard) article
• Divorce Law Reform. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Warning (29 november 1918, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• An Imperial Memorial Scheme (30 november 1918, The Spectator) letter
• One Last Effort (december 1918, Nash's Pall Mall Magazine) article
• Life After Death (8 december 1918, The Freethinker) letter

1919

• Correspondence (january 1919, Journal of the Society for Psychical Research) letter
• The British Campaign in France 20/21 (january 1919, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Need for Energy (11 january 1919, Light) letter
• Science and Spiritualism (18 january 1919, Nation) letter
• The British Campaign in France 21/21 (february 1919, The Strand Magazine) article
• The New Spiritualism (8 february 1919, Nation) letter
• Spirit Messages (25 february 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle and Mr. Nathan. The Phenomena of Spiritualism (28 february 1919, The Evening News) letter
• Conjurers and Spirits (1 march 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• The Case for Spiritualism (9 march 1919, Sunday Express) article
• Conjurers and the Spirits (10 march 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• Links with the Dead (11 march 1919, Daily Express) letter
• A Point for Spiritualists (26 april 1919, John O'London's Weekly) article
• The Vital Message (may-october 1919, Nash's Pall Mall Magazine) article
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on the Immediate Need (10 may 1919, Light) letter
• Frauds of Spiritualism. Striking Answer to Critics (11 may 1919, Sunday Express) article
• The Christian and Spiritualism (15 may 1919, British Weekly) letter
• The Coming Spiritual Revolution (29 may 1919, Daily Herald) article
• Our Humanitarian and Patriotic Work (june 1919, Journal of Divorce Law Reform Union) article
• Spiritualism (12 june 1919, Daily Herald) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Lecture (18 june 1919, The Times) letter
• The Epsom Incident (23 june 1919, The Times) letter
• Reform the Marriage Laws (30 june 1919, Daily Mail) article
• Profiteering. Where the Guilt Lies (9 july 1919, The Times) letter
• The Evidence of Spiritualism (10 july 1919, Globe) letter
• Modern Miracles (12 july 1919, Common Sense) letter
• The Vegetable Market (12 july 1919, The Times) letter
• Mysterious Spirit Photograph (13 july 1919, Sunday Pictorial) letter
• Profiteering. Growers, Sellers, and the State (17 july 1919, The Times) letter
• Jesus Christ and Spiritualism (2 august 1919, Light) letter
• The Magic Circle (2 august 1919, The Times) letter
• Is Spirit Communion a Sin? (9 august 1919, Light) letter
• Spiritualism and Fraud (13 august 1919, Truth) letter
• Mr. Jerome and Spirits (16 august 1919, Common Sense) letter
• A Central Institute for Spiritualism (16 august 1919, Light) letter
• Books Famous Men Read and Re-Read (13 september 1919, John O'London's Weekly) article
• Vindication of Mrs. A. Brittain (20 september 1919, Light) letter
• Are the Dead Alive? (27 september 1919, Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper) article
• A Voice from the Grave (10 october 1919, Daily Express) letter
• Speech After Death (october 1919, Daily Sketch) article
• Necromancy (28 october 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• Spiritualism's Peril (6 november 1919, Evening Standard) letter
• Beyond the Grave (12 november 1919, Aberdeen Free Press) letter
• Is Spiritualism Anti-Christian? (24 november 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• The Uncharted Coast: I. The Law of the Ghost (december 1919, The Strand Magazine) article
• Evil Spirit Influences (3 december 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Reply (6 december 1919, Worcestershire Advertiser) letter
• The Best Short Story in the World (13 december 1919, John O'London's Weekly) article
• I Have Spoken with Spirits (13 december 1919, Worcestershire Advertiser) letter
• Woman Spirit Painter (16 december 1919, Daily Mail) letter
• A Wonderful Experience (19 december 1919, The Two Worlds) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle on Spirit Photography (20 december 1919, Daily Express) letter
• Conan Doyle's Passionate Defence of Spiritualism (27 december 1919, Worcestershire Advertiser) letter
• My Best Wish for 1920 (28 december 1919, Sunday Express) letter
• A Disclaimer (30 december 1919, The Times) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle. My Argument Not Affected (31 december 1919, Daily Mail) letter

1920

• The Uncharted Coast: II. A New Light on Old Crimes (january 1920, The Strand Magazine) article
• Spiritualism (3 january 1920, The Times) letter
• Spirits and the Spirit World. Sir A. Conan Doyle Replies to Questions (9 january 1920, Evening Standard) letter
• A Letter by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (15 january 1920, World of Trade) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Spiritualism. A Reply to Mr. A. Wyatt Tilby (17 january 1920, Outlook) article
• Spiritualism and the Church (22 january 1920, The Southport Visiter) letter
• Spirit Humorists (23 january 1920, Daily Mail) letter
• Our Reply to the Cleric (january 1920, Spiritualist' National Union) pamphlet
• The German Criminals (6 february 1920, The Times) letter
• Prof. Zollner and Slade (8 february 1920, The Freethinker) letter
• Conjurers and Spirits. Conan Doyle on the most Futile of all Absurd Arguments (9 february 1920, Daily Sketch) letter
• Spiritualism and Insanity (12 february 1920, The Southport Visiter) letter
• Spiritualism (15 february 1920, The Freethinker) letter
• Spiritualism and Insanity (15 february 1920, Sunday Chronicle) article
• The Case for Spiritualism (21 february 1920, The Graphic) article
• How I Know that the Dead Live (28 february 1920, Pearson's Weekly) article
• Spiritualism and Insanity (2 march 1920, The Southport Visiter) letter
• The Conan Doyle-McCabe Debate (20 march 1920, Light) letter
• Some Answers to Objections (21 march 1920, The Freethinker) letter
• Mrs. Piper's Credibility (27 march 1920, John O'London's Weekly) letter
• Divorce Law (30 march 1920, The Times) letter
• Divorce Reform Must Come. Defeat of New Bill would be a National Tragedy (4 april 1920, Lloyd's Sunday News) article
• Birthday Cards From Famous People (10 april 1920, John O'London's Weekly) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle on Divorce (12 april 1920, Daily Express) letter
• Examining Spiritualism. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's View (30 april 1920, Church Family Newspaper) letter
• A Public Debate on The Truth on Spiritualism Between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Joseph McCabe (april 1920, Watts & Co.) verbatim report
• The Uncharted Coast: III. The Shadows on the Screen (may 1920, The Strand Magazine) article
• Conan Doyle's Reply to the Bishop's (7 may 1920, Globe) article
• Divorce Law Reform (8 may 1920, The Times) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle Answers Mr. McCabe. Who Are These Spiritualists? (june 1920, Literary Guide and Rationalist Review) article
• The Law of Divorce (10 june 1920, The Times) letter
• The Fighting Spirit. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Boxing (15 june 1920, Evening Chronicle) letter
• Spiritualism: Replies to Mr. Clodd (28 june 1920, The Daily Graphic) letter
• The Argument of Necromancy (july 1920, in Spiritualism Its Present-Day Meaning, T. Fisher Unwin) article
• Who Are These Spiritualists? (july 1920, Literary Guide and Rationalist Review) article
• The Garb of Spirits (19 july 1920, Daily Express) letter
• Music and the Writer (24 july 1920, John O'London's Weekly) article
• Propaganda in India (29 july 1920, The Times) letter
• In Touch with the Dead (6 august 1920, Daily Mail) letter
• Speech with the Dead (6 august 1920, The Times) letter
• In Touch with the Dead (12 august 1920, Daily Mail) letter
• Spiritualism and Rationalism with a Drastic Examination of Mr. Joseph McCabe (27 august 1920, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• The Uncharted Coast: IV. An Old Story Re-Told (september 1920, The Strand Magazine) article
• Messages (5 september 1920, Lyceum Banner) letter
• Religious Discussions on Shipboard (11 september 1920, Light) letter
• These Things Endure (1 october 1920, The Register) article
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Tour (1 october 1920, The Two Worlds) letter
• Spirits and Spiritualism. A Faith that has Survived the Test. Its Effect on Human Lives (7 october 1920, Punch (Melbourne)) article
• The Uncharted Coast: V. The Absolute Proof (november 1920, The Strand Magazine) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Bishop Phelan (4 november 1920, The Argus) letter
• The Character of D. D. Home (16 november 1920, The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)) letter
• To Test Spiritualism (17 november 1920, The Evening News (Sydney)) letter
• Literature. Present and Past. Some Reminiscences (17 november 1920, The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)) article
• Spiritualism and Christian Evidence (20 november 1920, The Sydney Morning Herald) letter
• Spiritualism (20 november 1920, The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)) letter
• Spiritualism and Christianity (27 november 1920, The Evening News (Sydney)) letter
• Spiritism (27 november 1920, The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)) letter
• Fairies Photographed (december 1920, The Strand Magazine) article
• Psychic Photographs. Conan Doyle to Mr. Blow (2 december 1920, The Evening News (Sydney)) letter
• Spiritualism (15 december 1920, The New Zealand Herald) letter
• The Sideric Pendulum (21 december 1920, The Otago Daily Times) letter

1921

• Wake Up, Australia! Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on his Australian Tour (january 1921, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• Reply to Rev. James Cosh (14 january 1921, Daily Mail) letter
• Conan Doyle Replies to his Critics (15 january 1921, Daily Mail) letter
• The Evidence for Fairies (march 1921, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Unrepentant Northcliffe (march 1921, Overseas Pub. Co.) letters
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Greets the Readers of Light (9 april 1921, Light) letter
• The Life After Death (12 april 1921, Evening Standard) article
• The Uncharted Coast: VI. A Worker of Wonders (may 1921, The Strand Magazine) article
• Rev. J. C. Carlile & Spiritualism (3 may 1921, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• A Spiritual Lead (28 may 1921, Light) letter
• The Wanderings of a Spiritualist (29 may-10 july 1921, Weekly Dispatch) essay
• Fairy Photographs (18 june 1921, Light) letter
• A Voice from the Grave (27 june 1921, The Freeman's Journal) letter
• The King's Speech (29 june 1921, The Times) letter
• The Psychic Dope Peril (28 august 1921, Sunday Express) article
• Too Much for the Spirits (30 august 1921, Daily Express) letter
• Spirit Photography (september 1921, The Occult Review) letter
• Irish Separatism (9 september 1921, The Times) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle's Book (14 september 1921, Evening Standard) letter
• Communication (24 september 1921, Light) letter
• Darkey of Christchurch (29 september 1921, The Times Literary Supplement) letter
• Psychic Photographs. Sir A. Conan Doyle and the Negatives (8 october 1921, Yorkshire Weekly Post) letter
• Are the Dead Alive? (16 october 1921, Sunday Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Balance Sheet (22 october 1921, Light) letter
• Streatham Tragedy (4 november 1921, Daily Express) letter
• The Crushing of a British Industry (9 december 1921, The Times) letter
• Mr. Marriott's Demonstration (11 december 1921, Sunday Express) article
• A Day at Borstal (27 december 1921, The Daily Telegraph) article

1922

• The New Heaven (8 january 1922, Referee) letter
• Grappling with the Unknown (8 january 1922, Sunday Express) letter
• Seance That Ended a Friendship (19 january 1922, Daily Mail) letter
• Hymns & Humbug. Doings at a Seance (21 january 1922, The Saturday Review) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Quex. The Mediumship of Mrs. Johnson (23 january 1922, The Evening News) letter
• The New Revelation (24 january 1922, The Evening News) article
• Trumpet Voices at a Seance (27 january 1922, Daily Mail) letter
• Ancestor Worship (27 january 1922, The Evening News) letter
• Ectoplasm or Delusion? Two Points of View (28 january 1922, The Saturday Review) letter
• Spiritualism. The Higher Aspect (29 january 1922, Referee) article
• Are We All Liars? Sir A. Conan Doyle Replies to Our Verdict (29 january 1922, Sunday Express) article
• The First Matter (february 1922, The Occult Review) letter
• Open Letter to Sir A. Conan Doyle (5 february 1922, Sunday Express) letter
• Spirit Life and Personality (16 february 1922, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• Fettered to a Lunatic. Rutherford Case Points to Need of Sweeping Divorce Reform (19 february 1922, Sunday Chronicle) article
• Letter from Sir A. Conan Doyle (20 february 1922, Belfast Evening Telegraph) letter
• The Book I Most Enjoyed Writing (march 1922, The Strand Magazine) article
• When the Gambler's Ghost Came Back (12 march 1922, Kansas City Morning Post) article
• Psychic Research Versus Spiritualism (18 march 1922, Light) article
• Heaven is as Definite a Place as the United States (13 april 1922, Toledo News Bee) article
• On Spiritualism (18 april 1922, Houston Texas Press) article
• The Death of Dr. Crawford (8 may 1922, The New-York Times) article
• On Spiritualism (10 may 1922, New York City Clipper) letter
• Spirits and Super-Materialism (21 may 1922, The New-York Times) article
• Communicating with the Other World (18 june 1922, The New-York Times) review
• Conan Doyle Replies (22 june 1922, The New-York Times) letter
• The Birthplace of Spiritualism (july 1922, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• Test in Dark Room. Sir Conan Doyle and Spirit Photography (19 july 1922, Evening Standard) letter
• Frau Silbert and Ectoplasm (29 july 1922, Light) letter
• Financial Statement of American Tour (4 august 1922, The Two Worlds) letter
• Taking of Spirit Photographs (9 august 1922, Evening Standard) letter
• Psychic Failures (12 august 1922, The Times) letter
• The Progress of Spiritualism. On the Eve of Big Happenings (20 august 1922, Lloyd's Sunday News) article
• Conjurers and the Psychic (20 august 1922, The New-York Times) letter
• The Coming of the Fairies (1 september 1922, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• Spiritualist Exposures (september 1922, Literary Guide) letter
• Adventures of a Spiritualist in America (3 september - 17 december 1922, Lloyd's Sunday News) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle Replies. In a Few Years Spiritualism Will Be Clear (10 september 1922, Sunday Chronicle) article
• Correspondence (13 september 1922, Spiritual Truth) letter
• The Mystery of the Three Fox Sisters (october 1922, Psychic Science) article
• The Green Ray (october 1922, The Occult Review) letter
• My Pet Aversions (7 october 1922, John O'London's Weekly) article
• Psychic Photography: The Hope Case (7 october 1922, Light) letter
• Spiritualism: Some Straight Questions and Direct Answers (14 october 1922, Two Worlds Publishing Co. Ltd.) pamphlet
• Spiritualism and the General Election (18 november 1922, Light) letter
• The Channel Tunnel (9 december 1922, The Times) letter
• The Case for Spirit Photography (14 december 1922, Hutchinson & Co.) essay

1923

• The Late Lord Kitchener (1 january 1923, The Times) letter
• Conan Doyle Assists Our Psychic Competition (january 1923, Scientific American) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's New Year Greeting to our Readers (5 january 1923, The Two Worlds) letter
• The Blue Island (6 january 1923, The New Statesman) letter
• The Kluski Molds (6 january 1923, The New-York Times) letter
• The Hydesville Memorial (19 january 1923, The Two Worlds) letter
• The Hydesville Memorial (20 january 1923, Light) letter
• The Cottingley Fairies: An Epilogue (february 1923, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Washington Memorial (3 february 1923, Light) letter
• The Society for Psychical Research and Mr. Hope (17 february 1923, Light) letter
• Critics of Spiritualism. The False Front of Reactionary Scientists: Where Ignorance is Arrogant (19 february 1923, Evening Standard) article
• Conan Doyle's Proof (3 march 1923, The New-York Times) letter
• The Washington Memorial (10 march 1923, Light) letter
• Our American Adventure (16 march 1923, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• The Evening Standard and Psychic Progress (17 march 1923, Light) letter
• What Lies Beyond (23 march 1923, Church Times) letter
• Haunting Dreams (april 1923, The Strand Magazine) article
• A Recent Hope Result (7 april 1923, Light) letter
• A Letter from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (may 1923, Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research) letter
• Conan Doyle writes of Cook County Jail (12 may 1923, Chicago Daily News) article
• Why My Spirit Photographs, the Ectoplasm and Ghost Gloves are Genuine (23 may 1923, Chicago Examiner) article
• Sir Arthur Replies to Critics. Gives Advice to Adversaries (3 june 1923, San Francisco Chronicle) article
• Doyle Admits he Met Spirits Via Medium Route (3 june 1923, Oakland Tribune) article
• Bishop Nibley Raps Sir Arthur. Conan Doyle Asks Apology (5 june 1923, San Francisco Chronicle) article
• Pulse-Rate in Trance (july 1923, Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research) letter
• The Alleged Message from the Late Lord Northcliffe (21 july 1923, Light) letter
• The Forbidden Subject (august 1923, The Strand Magazine) article
• Has Spiritualism a Future? (16 august 1923, The Evening News) article
• Spirit Cry in a Crowded Hall. Sir A. Conan Doyle Describes his U.S. Tour (19 august 1923, Sunday Express) article
• Conan Doyle's London Church (26 august 1923, Reynolds's News) article
• Recent Psychic Evidence (2 september 1923, The New-York Times) letter
• My Talks with the Dead (29 september 1923, John Bull) article
• Three Notable Recruits. Marshall Hall, Martin Bradley and Robert Blatchford (7 october 1923, Sunday Chronicle) article
• A Recompense for the Dardanelles (25 october 1923, The Times) letter
• Spiritualism: Reply to Mr. Pollock (26 october 1923, Daily Echo Northampton) letter
• Adventures in the Spirit World (27 october 1923, Collier's) article
• Psychics Frauds (1 november 1923, Daily Mail) letter
• What Are Spirits? (2 november 1923, Liverpool Post and Mercury Weekly) letter
• The Challenge (3 november 1923, John Bull) letter
• The Trick Seance (10 november 1923, Daily Express) letter
• Our Great Séance Test (10 november 1923, John Bull) letter
• Outward Bound (10 november 1923, Light) letter
• For Armistice Day. A Symposium of Reflections and Messages by Some Distinguished Readers of, and Contributors to (10 november 1923, Light) article
• Religion of the Future (7 december 1923, Evening Standard) letter
• The Late Mr. J.A. France (15 december 1923, Light) obituary
• Conan Doyle Ridicules New York Psychic Tests (16 december 1923, The New-York Times) article
• Some Journalistic Inquiries (22 december 1923, Light) letter

1924

• Special New Year Message to the Readers of Two Worlds (4 january 1924, The Two Worlds) letter
• A Warning (19 january 1924, Light) letter
• Telepathy and Ectoplasm (26 january 1924, The Spectator) letter
• Mrs. Stewart's Mediumship (2 february 1924, Light) letter
• Sir Adolph Tuck's 70th Birthday (11 february 1924, The Times) letter
• Our Second American Adventure (15 february 1924, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.) essay
• Conan Doyle and the Spirit Messages (16 february 1924, Thanet Advertiser) letter
• Early Psychic Experiences (march 1924, Pearson's Magazine) article
• Spirit Message (1 march 1924, Thanet Advertiser) letter
• Letter about a Universe Report from USA (7 march 1924, Universe) letter
• Mediums & Trickery. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Replies to Jen (12 march 1924, Bristol Evening News) letter
• The Queen's Hall Meetings (15 march 1924, Light) letter
• My Best Book (22 march 1924, John O'London's Weekly) article
• Mediums & Trickery. Sir A. Conan Doyle and Dreams (25 march 1924, Bristol Evening News) letter
• Oscar Wilde (april 1924, The Occult Review) letter
• What Comes After Death (april 1924, Pearson's Magazine) article
• Wembley on Sundays (23 may 1924, The Times) letter
• Talk with the Ghost of Lenin (30 may 1924, Daily Express) article
• The Future of the Rev. G. Vale Owen (31 may 1924, Light) letter
• The Future of the Rev. G. Vale Owen (june 1924, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• Open Wembley on Sundays (1 june 1924, Reynolds's News) article
• Wonders of Psychical Research (6 june 1924, The Radio Times) article
• What is the Artistic Temperament? (21 june 1924, T.P.'s and Cassell's Weekly) article
• Towards the Stars and the Masked Medium (28 june 1924, Light) letter
• Messages from the Dead. A Man of the World's Experiences (2 july 1924, The Daily News) review
• Mr. Piddington and Spiritualism (6 september 1924, Light) letter
• Mr. Maskelyne and the Slade Case. Question of Psychic Power (26 september 1924, The Morning Post) letter
• Edward Irving and the Voices (october 1924, Psychic Science) article
• Do the Dead Still Live? Why I Believe in Communication with the Spirit World (5 october 1924, Sunday Pictorial) article
• Merits of Baseball (28 october 1924, The Times) letter
• One Religion for All (16 november 1924, Reynolds's News) article
• Criticism of the Daily Sketch Exposure (19 november 1924, Daily Sketch) letter
• Miracles Every Day (23 november 1924, Reynolds's News) article
• The Spirit Faces (1 december 1924, The Daily News) letter
• How Our Novelists Write Their Books (december 1924, The Strand Magazine) article
• Spiritualism and Religion (5 december 1924, Guardian) letter
• The Daily Sketch and Mrs. Deane (6 december 1924, Light) letter
• Whe Spiritualism Grows (7 december 1924, Weekly Dispatch) article
• Thought Transference (17 december 1924, The Times) letter

1925

• The Early Christian Church and Modern Spiritualism (1925, The Psychic Press) pamphlet
• Germany and the World Markets (5 january 1925, The Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Psychic Bookshop and Library (24 january 1925, Light) letter
• A Psychic Bookshop (24 january 1925, Light) letter
• Margery Genuine, Says Conan Doyle (26 january 1925, Boston Herald) article
• Swedenborg (7 february 1925, Light) article
• Swedenborg (14 february 1925, Light) article
• Oscar Slater Must Be Release From Peterhead! (7 february 1925, People's Journal) article
• Spirit Test Duel. Sir A. Conan Doyle & Profits of Lecture Tours (16 february 1925, Daily Sketch) letter
• Spirit Photography (20 february 1925, English Mechanics) letter
• The First Movements of the Spirit (21 february 1925, Light) article
• Do the Dead Return? (26 february 1925, Evening Chronicle Manchester) article
• The Prophet of the New Revelation (28 february 1925, Light) article
• The Prophet of the New Revelation (7 march 1925, Light) article
• The Prophet of the New Revelation (14 march 1925, Light) article
• The Eddy Brothers, the Holmeses, and the American Katie King (21 march - 18 april 1925, Light) article
• College Foundation Trust Fund (april 1925, Psychic Science) letter
• Was President Lincoln a Spiritualist? (may 1925, The International Psychic Gazette) article
• Spiritualists and the Hidden Hand (4 may 1925, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and the Fairy Photographs (12 may 1925, The Northern Whig) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Belfast (19 may 1925, Belfast Evening Telegraph) letter
• Sir William Barrett: Tributes and Appreciations (13 june 1925, Light) letter
• The Case for Spiritualism. A Coherent and Reasonable System (15 june 1925, The Morning Post) article
• The Case for Spiritualism. Existence of Ectoplasm Undeniable (17 june 1925, The Morning Post) article
• The Case for Spiritualism. Some Samples of Evidence (19 june 1925, The Morning Post) article
• Spiritualism. The Ectoplasmic Moulds (22 june 1925, The Morning Post) letter
• More Things in Heaven and Earth (3 july 1925, Clarion) review
• A Proposed Psychic Museum (4 july 1925, Light) letter
• Spiritualism. Sir A. Conan Doyle on the Paraffin Gloves (4 july 1925, The Morning Post) letter
• Spiritualism. Sir A. Conan Doyle on the Paraffin Gloves (7 july 1925, The Morning Post) letter
• The Morning Post and Spirit Gloves (24 july 1925, English Mechanics) letter
• Psychic Photographs (12 september 1925, Light) letter
• My Religious Evolution (17 september 1925, Daily Express) article
• Giving Pep to the Churches (27 september 1925, Reynolds's Newspaper) article
• My Religion (october 1925, Hutchinson & Co.) article
• The Edinburgh Psychic Photographs (october 1925, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• Torchbearers of Spiritualism by Mrs. St. Clair Stobart (13 october 1925, The Morning Post) review
• Spiritualists Answer Hall Caine (14 october 1925, Christian Spiritualist) letter
• Police Traps for Mediums (17 october 1925, Daily Express) letter
• Man's Survival After Death (31 october 1925, The Spectator) letter
• Petition against Jacob Epstein's Rima (november 1925, The Morning Post) petition
• Soldiers Who Have Come back. Spiritualism Proved by the Return of Dead Sons (11 november 1925, Christian Spiritualist) letter
• Spirit Photographs (11 november 1925, The Times) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle on Dr. Schofield's Fallacies (21 november 1925, Isle of Wight County Press) letter
• Spirit Photographs (24 november 1925, The Evening News) letter
• Spiritualism and Religion (december 1925, The Occult Review) letter
• The Greatest Hymns (5 december 1925, John O'London's Weekly) article
• The Psychic Gloves (9 december 1925, The Daily News) letter
• The Spirit Gloves. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Replies (15 december 1925, The Daily News) letter
• Are Spirits Faked? (18 december 1925, The Daily News) letter
• A Cup for "Margery" (19 december 1925, Light) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle (28 december 1925, Sussex Daily News) letter
• Psychic Experiences (december 1925, G. P. Putman's Sons) article

1926

• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's New Year Message to the Readers of Light (2 january 1926, Light) letter
• Forgetful Spirit? Conan Doyle and Gilbert Case (15 january 1926, The Daily News) letter
• Have We Lost Faith? (22 january 1926, Manchester Evening News) article
• Séance Room Phenomena. Conan Doyle and Earl Russell (23 january 1926, The Daily News) letter
• Spirit Photographs Again (february 1926, Scientific American) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Mrs. Deane's Mediumship (20 february 1926, Light) letter
• Spiritualism and Christianity (26 february 1926, Guardian) letter
• The Mediumship of Mrs. Deane (27 february 1926, Light) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Foul Fighters (3 march 1926, Western Morning News and Mercury) letter
• The Mediumship of Mr. F. T. Munnings (13 march 1926, Light) letter
• The Munnings Case (27 march 1926, Light) letter
• Psychic Photographs (april 1926, The Occult Review) letter
• The Mediumship of Mr. F. T. Munnings (april 1926, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• Echoes of The Moss Case (april 1926, Journal of the American Society of Psychical Research) letter
• The Photograph of Lord Combermere (12 april 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Combermere Photo (19 april 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• Turning Point in Human Thought (23 april 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• Poor Societies: An Appeal for Books (1 may 1926, Light) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Militant Knight of Spiritualism. His Mission and His Achievement (1 may 1926, National Spiritualist [Chicago]) article
• Leaders of Spiritualism on the Strike. Three Inspiring Messages (22 may 1926, Light) article
• Does Conan Doyle Believe the Bible? (2 june 1926, Christian Spiritualist) letter
• Butler or Ghost? Sir A. Conan Doyle replies to Mr. Campbell Swinton (2 june 1926, Daily Sketch) letter
• Murdered Pedlar who Rapped. The Amazing Spiritualistic Adventures of the Fox Sisters (6 june 1926, Sunday Chronicle) article
• Reincarnation (7 june 1926, Evening Standard) letter
• Conjurers and Spiritualism (14 june 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• The Cause of the Shadow (july 1926, The Occult Review) letter
• The Cases of Moss and Munnings (july 1926, Journal of the Society for Psychical Research) letter
• Spirits and Fairies (5 july 1926, The Evening News) letter
• The S.N.U. Attack (14 july 1926, Christian Spiritualist) letter
• The Script of Cleophas (24 july 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• Spiritualism (august-september 1926, Harbinger of Light) article
• The Script of Cleophas (10 august 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• The Gospel of Philip (14 august 1926, Light) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Alarmist Prophecies (21 august 1926, Light) letter
• The History of Spiritualism (29 august 1926, The Sunday Times) letter
• Message to Canada (september 1926, The Canadian Magazine) letter
• Science and Psychical Research (11 september 1926, Nature) letter
• The History of Spiritualism (19 september 1926, The Sunday Times) letter
• Prophecies of the Future (october 1926, The Occult Review) letter
• The Combermere Photograph (october 1926, Psychic Science) article
• The Value of Criticism (october 1926, The Bookman) article
• Spiritualism. Sir A. Conan Doyle and Dr. Headlam (8 october 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• The Combermere Photograph (10 october 1926, The Sunday Times) letter
• Science and Psychical Research (18 october 1926, Nature) letter
• Science and Psychical Research (6 november 1926, Nature) letter
• Science and Psychical Research (8 november 1926, Nature) letter
• The Albert Hall Meeting (13 november 1926, Light) letter
• Two Notable American Novels (13 november 1926, The Spectator) letter
• Houdini and the Spirits (22 november 1926, The Westminster Gazette) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and The Sunday Chronicle (3 december 1926, The Two Worlds) letter
• The Sunday Chronicle Commission (4 december 1926, Light) letter
• Black-List the Tax Shirkers (7 december 1926, Daily Express) letter
• Light at Seances (16 december 1926, Daily Express) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and Christie Case. Psychometry and Detective Work (20 december 1926, The Morning Post) letter
• The Place of Spiritualism (31 december 1926, The Morning Post) letter

1927

• The Return of Leslie Curnow (22 january 1927, Light) letter
• The Psychic Question as I See It, collected in The Case for and Against Psychical Belief (february 1927, Clark University)
• The British Army in Italy (february 1927, Fortnightly Review) article
• Kitchener's Army (15 february 1927, The Times) letter
• A Sherlock Holmes Competition. Mr. Sherlock Holmes to his Readers (march 1927, The Strand Magazine) article
• Conan Doyle Backs Crandons (5 march 1927, Boston Herald) letter
• Pheneas Speaks (21 march 1927, The Psychic Press) essay
• What I Think (march 1927, George Newnes Ltd.) articles
• Spiritualism and Theosophy (april 1927, The Occult Review) letter
• Why I Became a Spiritualist (2 april 1927, The Graphic) article
• The Coming World Change (10 april 1927, Sunday Express) article
• Ghosts I Have Seen. I. The Spectral Friars (1 may 1927, Weekly Dispatch) article
• The Sherlock Holmes Prize Competition. How I Made my List (june 1927, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Mediumship of Ben Jonson (june 1927, Psychic Science) letter
• Ghosts That I Have Seen (11 june 1927, Daily Mail) article
• The Affairs of Hulham House (11 june 1927, Light) letter
• Pheneas Speaks (11 june 1927, G. K.'s Weekly) letter
• What Spiritualism Can Do (16 june 1927, Sheffield Mail) article
• Spiritualism and Christianity (25 june 1927, Light) letter
• Spiritualism and Theosophy (july 1927, The Occult Review) letter
• Spiritualism and Christianity (july 1927, The International Psychic Gazette) letter
• W.G. Grace: A Memory (july 1927, The Strand Magazine) article
• A Note from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (22 july 1927, The Two Worlds) letter
• The Cleophas Controversy (august 1927, Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research) letter
• Houdini the Enigma (august-september 1927, The Strand Magazine) article
• Ghost of the Moat (4 august 1927, Daily Express) article
• Topics of the Day. An Author's Favourites (9 august 1927, Nottingham Evening News) article
• Spiritualism and Religion (20 august 1927, Light) letter
• The Irish Oath (25 august 1927, The Times) letter
• The Spiritualistic View (28 september 1927, The Morning Post) letter
• The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1 october 1927, Light) letter
• Police Evidence and Mediums (6 october 1927, Daily Express) letter
• This Marks End of the Case (23 october 1927, Empire News) article
• The Hydesville Memorial (29 october 1927, Light) letter
• Man is a Spirit (november 1927, The Occult Review) letter
• Oscar Slater. Release from Prison this Week. The Farce of 1914 (14 november 1927, The Daily News) letter
• The Mediumship of Phoenix (19 november 1927, Light) letter
• The Pre-Natal State (19 november 1927, Light) letter
• The Hydesville Memorial (26 november 1927, Light) letter
• Habitual Criminals. Segregate them for Life (26 november 1927, The Morning Post) letter
• The Alleged Posthumous Writings of Great Authors (december 1927, Fortnightly Review) article
• The Great Characters of Fiction. Which Should I Most Like to have Created? (december 1927, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Baylis Case (17 december 1927, Light) letter
• Dr. Crandon in London (24 december 1927, Boston Herald) letter

1928

• Alleged Changes in Ocean Depths (january 1928, Occult Review) letter
• Why H. G. Wells is Peeved (8 january 1928, Sunday Express) article
• The Death of Mr. Hardy (13 january 1928, The Times) article
• A Word of Warning (february 1928, The Psychic Press) pamphlet
• Cottage Mystery. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Explanation (18 february 1928, Western Morning News and Mercury) letter
• Son's Talk with Dead Friend. Doyle's Proof of After Life (19 february 1928, Knickbocker Press) article
• Psychic Notes. Analysing the Unknown. The Strange Case of a Peer's Brother (19 february 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Sir Conan Doyle Gives Reply To Edison On Future (19 february 1928, The Sun (Baltimore) ) letter
• Psychic Notes. Major Segrave's Spirit Warning (26 february 1928, Sunday Express) article
• What does Spiritualism actually Teach and Stand for? (february 1928, The Psychic Press) pamphlet
• An Outline of Spiritualism (march or april? 1928, Immortality) article
• Psychic Notes. Houdini's Message from the Grave (4 march 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. Fraudulent Mediums (11 march 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. Secrets of Clairvoyance (18 march 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. Dark-Room Mysteries (25 march 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Thomas Lake Harris: A Strange Prophet (april 1928, Psychic Science) article
• The Great Unreadable (april 1928, The Bookman) article
• Psychic Notes. Science and Spiritualism (1 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. The Fun Behind the Veil (8 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Conan Doyle on Spiritualism (13 april 1928, Thanet Advertiser) letter
• Psychic Notes. Naughty Spirits (15 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. A Problem Picture from the Shades (22 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Spirit Talk. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Suggests Points that Dr. Cadman Might Reconsider (29 april 1928, New York Herald Tribune) letter
• Munnings was a Fraud But Not Everything He Did Was False (29 april 1928, The People) article
• Psychic Notes. Fortune Tellers and the Law (29 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Blood Sports — Should They Be Abolished? (may 1928, The Strand Magazine) article
• Psychic Notes. Who Hid Edwin Drood? A Clue from the other Side (6 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. Souls in Bondage (13 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. The Hinchcliffe Mystery (20 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Psychic Notes. There are Fairies. The Little People of Dartmoor and a German Gnome (27 april 1928, Sunday Express) article
• The Dreamers: Notes from a Strange Mail-bag (june 1928, The Strand Magazine) article
• Psychic Notes. The Floating Man (10 june 1928, Sunday Express) article
• Is Spiritualism any Use? Certainty of After-Life Solves Humanity's Greatest Problem (10 june 1928, Sunday Pictorial) article
• Correspondence (13 june 1928, Christian Spiritualist) letter
• Disclaimer from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (16 june 1928, Light) letter
• Where are the Dead? The Answer of the Spiritualists (18 june 1928, The Daily News) article
• On Dr. Cadman's Remarks (july 1928, Banner of Life) letter
• Oscar Slater's Fight to Clear his Name (15 july 1928, Sunday Pictorial) article
• Dean Inge and Spiritualism (20 july 1928, Evening Standard) letter
• Congratulations to Daily News (21 july 1928, The Daily News) letter
• The Prosecution of Spiritualists. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Contentions (26 july 1928, The Times) letter
• Florizel's Book (29 july 1928, Sunday Express) review
• Oscar Slater. My Last Words on the Case. Unsolved Mysteries (29 july 1928, The Sunday Times) article
• I Pledge my Honour that Spiritualism is True! (4 august 1928, Daily Express) article
• The Fortune-Telling Act (6 august 1928, The Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mr. Harry Price (15 september 1928, Light) letter
• Spiritualism (17 september 1928, The Morning Post) letter
• The Oscar Slater Case (17 september 1928, The Times) letter
• Spiritualism and the Law (21 september 1928, The Manchester Guardian) letter
• Spiritualism. The Myers Experiment (22 september 1928, The Morning Post) letter
• The Eternal March (22 september 1928, Daily Express) letter
• Psychic Fraud (22 september 1928, The New-York Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mr. Harry Price (29 september 1928, Light) letter
• Psychic Science in Fifty Years Time (8 october 1928, South Wales Evening Express) article
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Belief (24 october 1928, South Wales Evening Express) article
• In Touch with the Other World. When Spirits Intervene (17 november 1928, The Cape Argus) article
• Does Spiritualism Really Matter? (17 november 1928, Cape Times) letter
• The Bible and Spiritualism. Dr. Conan Doyle's Rejoinder (19 november 1928, The Cape Argus) letter
• Spiritualism is a Very Happy Creed (21 november 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Reply. The Philosophy of Spiritualism (24 november 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Rev. Robert Whyte and Spiritualism. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Reply (26 november 1928, The Cape Argus) letter
• A Correction (27 november 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Spiritualism and Suggestion (27 november 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Mediums and Prophets. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Rejoinder (3 december 1928, The Cape Argus) letter
• Spiritualism Exposed (3 december 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Conan Doyle and Boer Monument (5 december 1928, Cape Times) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Reply to Certain Criticisms (10 december 1928, The Cape Argus) letter
• Conan Doyle and Houdini. The Facts about the Fairies (15 december 1928, The Cape Argus) article
• The Death of Donald M. (19 december 1928, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• Rustenburg Spirit Photograph (21 december 1928, The Star) letter
• The After-Death People. Sir A. Conan Doyle and the Hereafter (24 december 1928, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• Science & Spiritualism. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Replies (27 december 1928, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• Spiritualism. Conan Doyle Replies to Some Objections (28 december 1928, The Star) letter
• Time to Leave Texts Alone. Sir A. Conan Doyle and his Critics (31 december 1928, Rand Daily Mail) letter

1929

• Reinforcing the Churches. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Bishop (2 january 1929, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• Ectoplasm and Photographs. Mr. Dennehy's Difficulties. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Replies to Critics (3 january 1929, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• If I were a Preacher (7 january 1929, The Glasgow Herald) article
• Not Second-Hand. Best Mediums All Tested (10 january 1929, Rand Daily Mail) letter
• Sir Conan Doyle's Views. A Reply to Father Kendal on Transubstantation (january 1929, Bulawayo Chronicle) letter
• Sir A. Conan Doyle (28 february 1929, East African Standard) letter
• Spiritualism (2 march 1929, East African Standard) letter
• Spiritualism (16 march 1929, East African Standard) letter
• Spiritualism (23 march 1929, East African Standard) letter
• Spiritualists and the General Election (12 april 1929, The Two Worlds) letter
• Oscar Slater's Costs (19 april 1929, Jewish Chronicle) letter
• Bitter Dispute Over Appeal (5 may 1929, Empire News) letter
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Ghost (5 may 1929, The Freethinker) letter
• Spiritualists and the General Election (11 may 1929, Light) letter
• An Open Letter to those of my Generation (22 may 1929, The Psychic Press) letter
• The Nairobi Photograph (26 may 1929, The Freethinker) letter
• The Witch of Endor (12 june 1929, The Morning Post) letter
• The Witch of Endor (17 june 1929, The Morning Post) letter
• Hardened Offenders (20 june 1929, The Times) letter
• The Nairobi Photograph (22 june 1929, Light) letter
• Life's Answer to the Riddle of Eternity (23 june 1929, The People) letter
• Hardened Offenders (13 july 1929, The Times) letter
• Justice at Mark Cross (20 july 1929, Sussex County Herald) letter
• Clairvoyance & Crime (16 august 1929, East Ham Echo) letter
• The Bignell Wood Fire (19 august 1929, Southern Daily Echo) letter
• The Power of Zancig. Private Test Made by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (28 august 1929, The Morning Post) letter
• Murder Mysteries Mediums did Solve. Sir A. Conan Doyle replies to Mr. Edgar Wallace (1 september 1929, Sunday News) article
• Our African Winter (9 september 1929, John Murray) essay
• Those Mediums Did Tell. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Trenchant Reply to Mr. Edgar Wallace (15 september 1929, Sunday News) article
• The Reflectograph (21 september 1929, Light) letter
• We should Isolate the Criminal (8 october 1929, Derby Daily Chronicle) article
• Conan Doyle and Courier Criticism (18 october 1929, The Inverness Courier) letter
• The Detective of the Future (20 october 1929, The New York World) article
• The Roman Catholic Church: A Rejoinder (october 1929, The Psychic Press) pamphlet
• After Death (9 november 1929, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• The Rift in the Veil of Death. Spiritualism and After Life (24 november 1929, Sunday Graphic) article
• Do We Live After Death? What Spiritualism Claims (25 november 1929, Hull Evening News) article
• The Case of Rudi Schneider. Views of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (27 november 1929, Evening Standard) letter
• The Proof of Spiritualism. A Spirit Who Heard a Lecture. Some Frauds and Facts (27 november 1929, Hull Evening News) article
• There is no Need to Fear Death (29 november 1929, Hull Evening News) article
• Sir A. Conan Doyle. Rudi Schneider Defender (2 december 1929, Daily Mail) letter
• Tests of Rudi Schneider (4 december 1929, Daily Mail) letter
• A Joking Spirit (7 december 1929, Daily Mail) article
• Have we Lived Before? (13 december 1929, Daily Mail) article
• Conan Doyle Defends a Medium (22 december 1929, Sunday Chronicle) letter

1930

• Convent Scandals (january 1930, The Occult Review) letter
• Propaganda in India (14 january 1930, The Times) letter
• Charles Ashton Jonson. A Tribute From Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1 february 1930, Light) article
• Houdini's Last Escape (march 1930, Ghost Stories) article
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Resignation (march 1930, Journal of the Society for Psychical Research) letter
• Spirit Visitor of the Night (6 march 1930, The Morning Post) letter
• Current Topics. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (26 march 1930, Sussex Daily News) letter
• Lord Balfour (29 march 1930, The Times) letter
• The Use of Great Names (5 april 1930, Light) article
• An Explanation by Conan Doyle (24 april 1930, The New-York Times) letter
• Florizel Von Reuter (24 may 1930, Light) letter
• A Psychic Experiment (3 june 1930, The Times) letter
• Famous Authors on Marriage Morals (5 july 1930, John Bull) article
• The Psychic Bookshop (5 july 1930, Light) letter

Posthume

• Constantinople (7 july 1930, The Daily Telegraph) letter
• Laud Conan Doyle, A Pioneer Spiritualist (8 july 1930, The New-York Times) letter
• Survival after Death. I Have Spoken with my Dead Son (11 july 1930, Evening Chronicle) article
• Do we Live After Death? (12 july 1930, North-Eastern Daily Gazette) article
• How the World Will End (20 july 1930, Sunday Express) article
• Conan Doyle on the War (27 july 1930, New York Herald Tribune) article
• Arthur Conan Doyle. Obituary Note. Dr. L.R.G. Crandon (august 1930, Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research) letters
• Sir Conan Doyle's Bequests to Spiritualism (19 september 1930, Evening Chronicle) article
• Some Letters of Conan Doyle. With Notes and Comments by H. Greenhough Smith (october 1930, The Strand Magazine) article
• The Wild Geese. The Story of the Irish Brigades in France (13-22 september 1954, The Irish Times) article

Collected essays

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1900

• The Great Boer War (december 1900, Smith, Elder & Co.)

1914

• The German War (december 1914, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. [UK/US])

1916

• A Visit to Three Fronts (august 1916, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. [UK/US])
• The British Campaign in France and Flanders (23 november 1916, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. [UK/US/CA])

1923-1924

• Memories and Adventures (october 1923-july 1924, The Strand Magazine)

1926

• The History of Spiritualism 2 Vols. (1926, Cassell & Co., Ltd. [UK])

1928

• The British Campaigns in Europe 1914-1918 (november 1928, Geoffrey Bles [UK])

1930

• The Edge of the Unknown (24 june 1930, John Murray [UK])

Poems

All (108)

1870

• A Student's Dream (31 october 1870, in a letter to his mother)

1873

• The Abbot (october 1873, The Stonyhurst Figaro)
• After the Battle (october 1873, The Stonyhurst Figaro)
• The Passage of the Red Sea (14 november 1873, The Stonyhurst Figaro)

1880

• Modern Parable (27 march 1880, lost)

1883

• The Lay of the Grasshopper
• In Memoriam

1887

• Corporal Dick's Promotion (Christmas 1887, The Boy's Own Paper)

1891

• The Song of the Bow (1891 in The White Company)
• The Franklin's Maid (1891 in The White Company)

1892

• The Storming Party (6 february 1892, The Speaker)
• The Frontier Line (12 march 1892, The Speaker)
• H.M.S. "Foudroyant" (12 september 1892, The Daily Chronicle)

1893

• Pennarby Mine (august 1893, The Pall Mall Magazine)
• A Lay of the Links (11 november 1893, Today)
• Alpine Walk (14 december 1893, Independent)

1894

• The Home-Coming of the Eurydice (24 march 1894, The Speaker)
• Poem on the S.S. Elbe (27 september 1894)
• Poem to Eugene Field (october 1894)

1895

• A Forgotten Tale (january 1895, Scribner's Magazine)
• With Either Hand / Religio Medici (5 september 1895, in The Stark Munro Letters)

1896

• Poem to Major Pond (Greeting card, january 1896)
• Christmas Poem from the Pyramids (To-Day, 15 february 1896)
• A Rover Chanty (27 june 1896, The Speaker)

1897

• A Ballad of the Ranks (6 february 1897, The Speaker)
• The Blind Archer (20 march 1897, The Speaker)

1898

• With the Chiddingfolds (1 january 1898, The Speaker)
• Cremona (january 1898, The Cornhill Magazine)
• The Old Huntsman (5 march 1898, The Speaker)
• The Groom's Story (april 1898, The Cornhill Magazine)
• A Parable (june 1898, Pen and Paper)
• The Dying Whip (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Master (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Farnshire Cup (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• A Hunting Morning (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Old Gray Fox (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• 'Ware Holes! (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Inner Room (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Irish Colonel (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• A Tragedy (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Passing (8 june 1898, in Songs of Action, Smith, Elder & Co.)

1899

• Sir Nigel's Song (july 1899, The Nassau Press)
• The Arab Steed (1 july 1899, Daily News Weekly)
• Who's That Calling? (18 october 1899, The Daily News)

1909

• A Hymn of Empire (1909, Metzler & Co.)
• Shakespeare's Expostulation (march 1909, The Cornhill Magazine)
• Bendy's Sermon (april 1909, The Strand Magazine)
• By the North Sea (april 1909, John Murray)

1904

• Dinosaurs and J (Christmas 1904, privately written)

1910

• 1902-1909 (august 1910, Rifleman) as 1902-1910

1911

• A Post-Impressionist (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Empire Builders (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Groom's Encore (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Bay Horse (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Outcasts (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The End (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Wanderer (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Compensation (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Banner of Progress (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Hope (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Man's Limitation (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Mind and Matter (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Darkness (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• A Woman's Love (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• December's Snow (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Empire (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• A Voyage (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Orphanage (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Sexagenarius Loquitur (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Night Voices (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Message (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• The Echo (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• Advice to a Young Author (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)
• A Lilt of the Road (16 march 1911, in Songs of the Road, Smith, Elder & Co.)

1912

• Ragtime! (30 april 1912, The Daily Telegraph)
• To An Undiscerning Critic (28 december 1912, London Opinion)

1913

• The Golden Dog (29 march 1913, Crowborough Weekly)

1915

• The Athabasca Trail (april 1915, The Cornhill Magazine)
• Ypres (december 1915, in The Queen's Gift Book Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.)

1917

• The Guards Came Through (23 june 1917, The Times)
• The Guns in Sussex (27 july 1917, The Times)

1919

• The Volunteer (22 january 1919, Daily Express)
• Victrix (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Those Others (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Haig is Moving (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Grousing (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• The Night Patrol (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• The Wreck on Loch McGarry (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• The Bigot (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Christmas in Wartime (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Lindisfaire (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• A Parable (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)
• Fate (16 december 1919, in The Guards Came Through and Other Poems, John Murray)

1922

• Now then, Smith! (july 1922, The Strand Magazine)
• A Reminiscence of Cricket (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• The Farewell (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• To My Lady (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• The Bugles of Canada (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• Christmas in Trouble (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• To Carlo (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• To Ronald Ross (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• Little Billy (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• Take Heart (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• Retrospect (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)
• Comrades (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)

Undated

• The Rhyme of the Road
• To A Literary Novice
• The Rattle of the Bicycles

Collected Poems

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1898

• Songs of Action (8 june 1898, Smith, Elder & Co. [UK])

1911

• Songs of the Road (16 march 1911, Smith, Elder & Co. [UK])

1919

• The Guards Came Through and Other Poems (16 december 1919, John Murray [UK])

1922

• The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle (21 september 1922, John Murray [UK])

Collaborations

1892

• The Fate of Fenella (may 1892, Hutchinson & Co.)

1893

• Jane Annie; or, The Good Conduct Prize (may 1893, Chappell & Co.) co-written with J. M. Barrie

1900

• Hilda Wade: XII. The Episode of the Dead Man Who Spoke (february 1900, The Strand Magazine)

1913

• Divorce and the Church, with Lord Hugh Cecil (december 1913, The Divorce Law Reform Union)
  • Reform of the Law Needed. To purify and Better Social Life, by Conan Doyle

1914

• In Quest of Truth, with Captain H. Stansbury (march 1914, Watts & Co.)

1924

• Survival (october 1924, G.P. Putnam's Sons)
  • Psychic Experiences, by Conan Doyle

1925

• My Religion (october 1925, Hutchinson & Co.)

1929

• If I were a Preacher (october 1929, Cassell & Co., Ltd.)

Plays

Undated

• Admiral Denver (7 pages draft)
• The Criminal (12 pages draft)
• The Black Hawk (9 pages draft)
• The Flights of Dr Curtius (14 pages synopsis)
• The Waterloo Play (15 pages manuscript, different than A Story of Waterloo)

1888

• Angels of Darkness (never published nor performed)

1893

• Jane Annie; or, The Good Conduct Prize (may 1893, Chappell & Co.) co-written with J. M. Barrie
• Foreign Policy

1894

• A Story of Waterloo (21 september 1894, Prince's Theatre, Bristol)

1899

• Sherlock Holmes (ACD & William Gillette)
• Halves (aka Brothers)

1902

• A Duet, A duologue
• Adventures of Brigadier Gerard

1909

• The Fires of Fate
• The House of Temperley (earlier worked as Sir Charles Tregellis)

1910

• The Lift (never performed)
• A Pot of Caviare
• The Speckled Band: An Adventure of Sherlock Holmes (original title: The Stonor Case)

1913

• Mrs. Thompson (never published nor performed)

1914

• Dawn (co-written with Percival Wilde)

1921

• The Crown Diamond: An Evening with Sherlock Holmes (2 may 1921, Bristol Hippodrome)

1922

• The Journey (21 september 1922, in The Poems of Arthur Conan Doyle, John Murray)

Interviews

1888

• Portrait of Dr. Conan Doyle (27 september 1888, Crescent)

1889

• Men and Things (28 september 1889, Echo)

1890

• Professor Koch's Consumption Cure. Return of Dr. Conan Doyle from Berlin (24 november 1890, Evening Mail)

1892

• A Talk with Dr. Conan Doyle, by Raymond Blathwayt (may 1892, The Bookman)
• Celebrities at Home: Mr. Arthur Conan Doyle in Tennison Road (3 august 1892, World)
• A Day with Dr. Conan Doyle, by Harry How (august 1892, The Strand Magazine)

1893

• A Chat with Dr. Conan Doyle (15 february 1893, Cassell's Saturday Journal)

1894

• Conan Doyle in his Study (10 june 1894, Cincinnati Commercial Gazette)
• Jack the Ripper: How Sherlock Holmes Would Have Tracked Him (10 june 1894, Cincinnati Commercial Gazette)
• A Chat with Conan Doyle, by Robert Barr (october 1894, The Idler)
• A. Conan Doyle Comes to Lecture (3 october 1894, New-York Tribune)
• Conan Doyle as he appears here (3 october 1894, The New-York Times)
• A. Conan Doyle Comes to Letter (3 october 1894, The Daily Chronicle)
• Real Conversations. — V. A Dialogue between Conan Doyle and Robert Barr (november 1894, McClure's Magazine)

1900

• Arthur Conan Doyle. Doctor, Novelist, and War Correspondent (28 april 1900, Gem)
• Conan Doyle at the Front (14 july 1900, M.A.P.)
• A Gaudy Death: Conan Doyle tells the True Story of Sherlock Holmes's End (december 1900, Tit-Bits)

1901

• An Interview with Dr. Conan Doyle (april 1901, Tit-Bits)
• A British Commando (june 1901, The Strand Magazine)

1903

• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, called and examined (24 march 1903, Minutes of Evidence taken before the Royal Commission on the War in South Africa)
• Grit. A Talk with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by P. G. Wodehouse (2 july 1903, V.C. Magazine)

1904

• The Last of Sherlock Holmes (8 october 1904, Daily Mail)

1905

• Conan Doyle's Hard Luck as a Playwright (19 november 1905, The New-York Times)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and His Forthcoming Novel — Sir Nigel (1 december 1905, Hawick Advertiser)

1906

• Novelists and the Stage: Sir Conan Doyle's Views (1 march 1906, Daily Mail)

1907

• The Edalji Case. Reply received from the Home Office (19 january 1907, Daily Mail)
• Mr. Edalji's Pardon (20 may 1907, Daily Mail)
• Mr. Edalji's Pardon (22 may 1907, Daily Mail)
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Tells of His Career and Work, His Sentiments Towards America, and His Approaching Marriage, by Bram Stoker (28 july 1907, The New York World)
• More Maiming at Great Wyrley. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Views (28 august 1907, Daily Mail)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle Amazed (31 august 1907, Daily Mail)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Position: His One Desire (2 september 1907, Daily Mail)
• Maiming Outrages. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Advice (5 september 1907, Daily Mail)

1909

• Sir A. Conan Doyle's New Drama (1 june 1909, Daily Mail)
• The Fires of Fate. New Morality Play for the Lyric (12 june 1909, Pall Mall Gazette)
• Interview about Congo (25 november 1909, British Congregationalist)

1910

• On Play Writing and Play Producing (18 september 1910, Referee)

1911

• An Interview with Dr. Conan Doyle (april 1911, Tit-Bits)
• Boxing as a Sport (16 november 1911, Daily Mail)

1912

• How To Win. Sir A. Conan Doyle on British Sport (5 august 1912, Daily Mail)
• Easier Divorce (19 october 1912, Daily Mail)

1913

• Little-Known Wives of Well-Known Men. 1. Lady (Conan) Doyle, by Marion Holmes (9 october 1913, Lady)

1914

• Secret Inquiry. Sir A. Conan Doyle and the Oscar Slater Case (28 april 1914, Daily Mail)
• 100,000 Woman Wanted (13 july 1914, Daily Mail)
• How Englishmen Can Help Their Country. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Scheme (10 august 1914, Sussex Daily News)

1915

• Doyle Doesn't Fear Submarine Raids (19 february 1915, The New-York Times)
• In the Ranks. Sir Conan Doyle and Volunteer Training Corps (20 february 1915, Crowborough Weekly)

1917

• Conan Doyle Gives Reasons for his Belief in Spiritualism (january 1917, Current Opinion)

1918

• Sir A. Conan Doyle And His Son (31 october 1918, Daily Mail)

1919

• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Séance (18 february 1919, Daily Mail)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle. Reply to Critic of his Séance (19 february 1919, Daily Mail)
• The Cardiff Seance (20 february 1919, The Daily Chronicle)
• Life after Death (march 1919, The Strand Magazine)
• Talk with the Dead (25 march 1919, Daily Mail)
• Interview with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (13 august 1919, The Daily Chronicle)
• The Trial and Acquittal of Mrs. Bloodworth (18 october 1919, Light))
• Spiritualism and Sanity (20 october 1919, Daily Mail)

1920

• Deserted Wives (16 april 1920, Daily Mail)
• The New Science (18 september 1920, The Sydney Morning Herald)
• Author and Sportsman (2 october 1920, The Argus)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle. Australia's Part in the War (15 november 1920, The Sydney Morning Herald)
• Conan Doyle. Impressions of Australia (2 december 1920, Sydney Morning Herald)
• Sir Conan Doyle. Belief in Spiritualism (7 december 1920, The New Zealand Herald)

1921

• Sir A. Conan Doyle. Visit to Brisbane (9 january 1921, Daily Mail (Brisbane))
• Sir A. Conan Doyle. Arrival in Brisbane (10 january 1921, The Telegraph (Brisbane))
• Sir Conan Doyle as Critic (1 february 1921, Argus (Brisbane))
• Pevensey Pageant. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Pleads for its Revival (1 october 1921, Sussex County Herald)

1922

• Interview on his travel from Liverpool to America (8 april 1922, Light)
• Conan Doyle Talks for Unitarians, by Edward H. Cotton (18 may 1922, Christian register)
• You Start in There Where You Leave Off Here, by Bruce Barton (september 1922, The American Magazine)

1923

• An Evil Elemental (6 april 1923, The Glasgow Herald)
• Doyle Makes Reply to Recent Critics, by George C. Henderson (3 june 1923, Oakland Tribune)

1924

• One Religion for All (16 november 1924, Reynolds's News)

1925

• Introduction of The Lost World (2 february 1925, First National Pictures)
• Interview about World Congress (august 1925, International Psychic Gazette)
• Une interview de Conan Doyle avant le Congrès des esprits, by P. Bret (7 september 1925, L'Intransigeant)
• A French View of Conan Doyle, by Jean Dorsenne (12 september 1925, Les Nouvelles Littéraires)
• World Disaster in Near Future (20 september 1925, Daily Mail)

1926

• Mediums for the Police (15 january 1926, Daily Mail)
• Interview on the Unmasking of the Medium F. T. Munnings (15 march 1926, Daily Sketch)
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle or, An Ungrateful Father, by Beverley Nichols (10 november 1926, Sketch)

1927

• 122, Baker-street (3 september 1927, Daily Mail)
• House of Sherlock Holmes (25 october 1927, Daily Mail)

1928

• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1928, Fox Movietone News)
• Earl Haig's Spirit Message (11 september 1928, Daily Mail)
• The Hereafter (14 september 1928, Daily Mail)
• Spiritualists as a Party (15 september 1928, Daily Mail)
• Clairvoyant Detectives (1 october 1928, Daily Mail)
• The New Sherlock Holmes (1 october 1928, The Glasgow Herald)
• Clairvoyants to Help Detectives? (7 october 1928, Empire News)
• Sherlock Holmes as a Clairvoyant (10 november 1928, Daily Mail)
• Interview on board the Windsor Castle (12 november 1928, The Cape Argus)
• Deux jours chez Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by John Lewis & Pascal Forthuny (15 november 1928, Les Annales Politiques et Littéraires)
• Stuffed with Mediums (28 november 1928, Cape Times)

1929

• Medium's Miracles in Johannesburg (11 january 1929, Rand Daily Mail)
• Creator of Sherlock Holmes in Nairobi (16 february 1929, East African Standard)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle and the General Election (23 march 1929, East African Standard)
• The Spiritualists' Corner. An Interview with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (4 august 1929, Standard)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle Fights Fire (16 august 1929, Daily Mail)
• Oscar Slater and Sir A. Conan Doyle (13 september 1929, Daily Mail)
• Sir A. Conan Doyle's Challenge to Oscar Slater (14 september 1929, Daily Mail)

1930

• Conan Doyle Speaking (14 may 1930, The Gramophone Company Ltd.)
• His Creator is Tired of Sherlock Holmes (1 july 1930, Daily Mail)
• Conan Doyle's Last Words, by W. R. Titterton (8 july 1930, Daily Herald)

Lectures

1882

• Himalayan Health Retreats (5 december 1882, George Hotel, Portsmouth) attended

1883

• Man as an Automaton (13 march 1883, George Hotel, Portsmouth) attended
• An Hour in South Africa (6 november 1883, Soldiers' Institute, Portsmouth) attended
• The Army Doctor and his work in war-time (20 november 1883, Soldiers' Institute, Portsmouth) attended
• The Arctic Seas (4 december 1883, Soldiers' Institute, Portsmouth) lecturer

1884

• Archaeological and Antiquarian Notes of Hampshire (15 january 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Earth and Its Movements (12 february 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Earthquakes (26 february 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• A Comparison of the Intellectual Attributes of Men and Women (11 november 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Nature's Adaptations (25 november 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Portsmouth from a Sanitary Point (10 december 1884, PLSS Meeting) attended

1885

• Phases of American Life (3 march 1885, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Incidents of a Journey from Chicago to Vancouver and British Columbia (2 april 1885, PLSS Meeting) attended
• The Parsees (10 november 1885, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Pauperism (8 december 1885, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• The Ambulance Movement and its duties towards the State (22 december 1885, PLSS Meeting) attended

1886

• Thomas Carlyle and his Works (19 january 1886, PLSS Meeting) lecturer
• Moses Mendelssohn, his Life and Writings (2 march 1886, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• The Science of Mind in Relation to the Science of Morals (16 march 1886, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Kindness to animals and the scientific experiments upon them (15 april 1886) attended and spoke
• Support of Sir William Crossman (june 1886, Portsmouth) attended
• A Sketch of Recent Progress in some Branches of Science (9 november 1886, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Thirty Thousands Years of the Earth's History, read by the aid of Astronomy (23 november 1886, PLSS Meeting) attended
• A Few Facts about Money (7 december 1886, Portsmouth) attended and spoke
• The Discovery of the Second Rotation of the Earth (21 december 1886, PLSS Meeting) attended

1887

• The Stage of Shakespeare (18 january 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• A Volunteer of Methuen's Horse in Bechuanaland (1 february 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Miracle Plays (15 february 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Some Early Lyrists (1 march 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• A half-hour with the Coleoptera of our Island (15 march 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended
• The Air We Breathe (29 march 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended
• 18th Annual Report of the Portsmouth Literary and Scientific Society (26 april 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Printing and the Literary Renaissance (22 november 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended
• The Old Portsmouth Theatre (22 november 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Congo Free State (6 december 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Our Knowledge of the Brain (20 december 1887, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke

1888

• A Sketch of Modern India (17 january 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Justin McCarthy as a Novelist and Historian (31 january 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• English Homes (14 february 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Travels in Bolivia (20 february 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended
• A Talk about Railways (13 march 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Some Results of the Norman Conquest of England (27 march 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• 19th Annual Report of the Portsmouth Literary and Scientific Society (24 april 1888, PLSS Meeting) lecturer
• The Genius of George Meredith (20 november 1888, PLSS Meeting) lecturer
• The Norman Archipelago, Historical and Descriptive (4 december 1888, PLSS Meeting) attended
• The Triumphs of Modern Engineering (18 december, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke

1889

• The Beginnings of Art (15 january 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• The Straits of Magellan (12 february 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Mediaeval Commerce (29 february 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• The Tide and Tidal Friction (12 march 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended
• Polynesian Antiquities (26 march 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Annual Meeting of the Portsmouth and South Hants Eye and Ear Infirmary (26 march 1889, Porstmouth) attended and spoke
• 20th Annual Report of the Portsmouth Literary and Scientific Society (14 may 1889, PLSS Meeting) lecturer
• Balfour's visit to Portsmouth (5 june 1889, Portsmouth) attended
• The Development of the Application of Power to Industrial Purpose (5 november 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended
• History of Ancient Chinese Monarchies (19 november 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended
• The Art of Killing (3 december 1889, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke

1890

• Witches and Witchcraft (1 april 1890, PLSS Meeting) attended and spoke
• Hon. Evelyn Ashley as Liberal Unionist Candidate (29 april 1890, Esplanade Hotel, Southsea) attended and spoke

1892

• War and its Effects, as seen in Marine Organisms (19 october 1892, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• The Genius and Writings of George Meredith (2 november 1892, UNLSS) lecturer
• Wild Animals in Captivity and Domestic Animals (16 november 1892, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• Here, There and Everywhere (14 december 1892, UNLSS) presided and spoke

1893

• The Psychical Research Society (4 january 1893, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• The Story of my Life, by a Russian Exile (25 january 1893, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• Henrik Ibsen (8 february 1893, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• An Indian Village (8 march 1893, UNLSS) presided and spoke
• Fiction as a Part of Literature (10 august 1893, Lucerne) lecturer
• Some Facts about Fiction (4 october 1893, UNLSS) lecturer
• Rain, Rivers and the Sea (15 october 1893, Tyne Theatre, Newcastle) lecturer
• Facts about Fiction (15 november 1893, Albert Hall, Leeds) lecturer
• Dr. Conan Doyle on his medical career (5 october 1893, Edinburgh University Club of Manchester) lecturer
• Recent Evidences as to Man's Survival of Death (11 october 1893, UNLSS) attended

1894

• Readings and Reminiscences (10 october 1894, Calvary Baptist Church, New York, USA) lecturer
• Facts about Fiction (12 october 1894, Chicago) lecturer
• Readings and Reminiscences (31 october 1894, Association Hall, Boston, USA) lecturer
• Lecture in USA (10 november 1894, USA) lecturer
• Speech at the Aldine Club Dinner (7 december 1894, New York, USA) lecturer
• The Novels of George Meredith (1894, USA) lecturer

1895

• How your Women Impressed Me (march 1895, USA)

1896

• Dr. Conan Doyle Tells the Story of his Career (4 july 1896, Authors Club Banquet) lecturer

1897

• Irish Literature (13 february 1897, Café Monico, London) lecturer
• The Irish Brigade (28 march 1897, Irish Literary Society, London) lecturer
• Reading on Behalf of the Eye and Ear Infirmary (18 may 1897, Portland Hall, Southsea) lecturer

1899

• Dr. Conan Doyle and Mr. Bernard Shaw: Disarmament vs. Arbitration (1899, Hindhead) lecturer
• Readings from My Books (11 february 1899, Toynbee Hall, London) lecturer
• Prize of Victoria Park Cricket Association (26 october 1899) lecturer

1900

• The Boer War (22 january 1900)
• The Election Campaign. Central Edinburgh. Dr. Conan Doyle's Candidature (24 september 1900, Edinburgh)
• Speech at Pall Mall Club Annual Dinner with Winston Churchill (25 october 1900, Pall Mall Club)
• Speech about field hospitals during the Boer war (12 november 1900, Authors' Club)

1901

• Speech on the War (9 march 1901, Hindhead)
• Speech at the Lodge of Edinburgh (23 march 1901, Edinburgh)
• The Immortal Memory (25 march 1901, The Edinburgh Burns Club)
• Typhoid, the Destroyer of Armies, and its Abolition (12 november 1901, Royal United Service)

1903

• Meeting at Hawick (9 december 1903, Hawick)
• Speech on Tariff Reform (10 december 1903, Galashiels)

1904

• The Life and Times of Gibbon (28 january 1904, Hawick Theater)
• Annual Dinner of the Incorporated Society of Authors (20 april 1904, Hotel Cecil)
• Speech on Religion (20 july 1904, Hindhead Bazaar)
• Speech at stone-laying ceremony (15 october 1904, Farnham)
• The English race had a genius for law (12 december 1904, Authors' Club, London)

1905

• The Master and the Chiddingfold Hounds (7 august 1905, Farnham)
• Tariff Reform (1 december 1905, Haslemere)

1906

• Unionist Principles (8 january 1906, Hawick)
• Jewish Colonisation (23 april 1906, Steinway Hall)
• The Life and Works of Henry Fielding (15 june 1906, Bath)

1908

• Speech about Daylight Saving Bill (16 june 1908, House of Commons)
• Presentation to Dorando (31 july 1908, Daily Mail's Office, London)
• Lecture on Gibbon (14 october 1908, Crowborough Literary Society)

1909

• Lecture in memory of Edgar Allan Poe (1 march 1909, Hotel Metropole, London)
• Daylight Saving or Early Rising Bill (20 april 1909, Guildhall)
• Luncheon in honour of Ernest H. Shackleton (15 june 1909, Royal Societies Club)
• The Congo atrocities (20 august 1909, Crowborough)
• Congo Iniquities (29 october 1909, Crowborough)
• Meeting on the Congo Reform Bill (8 november 1909, Newcastle-upon-Tyne)

1910

• A Literary Treat ( 1910, Crowborough Literary Association)
• Luncheon in honour of Commander Peary (3 may 1910, Royal Societies Club)
• The Romance of Medicine (3 october 1910, St. Mary's Hospital Medical School)
• Mr. Morel and the Congo (20 october 1910, Liberal Christian League)
• Talk on Books (16 october 1910, Crowborough P.S.A.)

1912

• Speech for the Association for the Oral Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb (16 july 1912, Carlton Rooms, Baker Street, London)
• Reminiscences of George Meredith (4 november 1912, De Keyser's Royal Hotel, London)
• France as a Holiday Ground (6 november 1912, Café Royal, London)
• Luncheon to Lieutenant J. P. Müller (7 november 1912, Savoy Hotel, London)
• What Irish Protestants Think (december 1912, The Irish Press Agency)

1913

• Tribute to Captain Scott (12 february 1913, Crowborough)
• Speech at the National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage (28 april 1913, Tunbridge Wells)

1914

• Speech at the British National Protest and the Howard Association (6 february 1914, Westminster Palace Hotel)
• A Mere Dream: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Conscription (14 february 1914, Crowborough)
• Submarine Railway between England and France (26 february 1914, Cannon-Street Hotel)
• Speech at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Meeting (5 march 1914, Westminster Palace Hotel, London)
• Speech at the Pilgrims of United States Meeting (28 may 1914, Whitehall Club, New York)
• The Future of Canadian Literature (4 june 1914, The Canadian Club of Montreal)
• Volunteers Local Company (4 august 1914, Crowborough)
• Kitchener's Appeal for Recruits (30 august 1914, Crowborough)
• The Press Censor (18 november 1914, Crowborough)
• Home Defence (25 november 1914, Guildhall)

1915

• Speech about the Battalion of the National Volunteer Home Defence Force (21 january 1915, Connaught Rooms, London)
• The Great Battles of War (20 february 1915, Tunbridge Wells)
• The Great Battles of War (11 march 1915, Edinburgh)
• The Great Battles of War (20 march 1915, Queen's Hall)
• The Great Battles of War (19 april 1915, Crowborough)
• Recruiting Speech after Waterloo play (3 may 1915, The Brixton, London)

1916

• The Battle of Loos (20 february 1916, His Majesty's Theatre, London)
• Farmers and the Red Cross (25 april 1916, Crowborough)
• Divorce Law Reform (9 october 1916, Manchester)
• The New Revelation (25 october 1916 , London)
• Divorce Law Reform (29 november 1916, Birmingham)

1917

• The New Revelation (25 october 1917, London Spiritualist Alliance)

1918

• Marriage and Parenthood: Their Ideals and Dangers (20 march 1918, Caxton Hall, London)
• The Life Hereafter (26 october 1918, Brighton)
• Meeting of the Divorce Law Reform Association (november 1918)

1919

• Speech about the Exploits of the Anzacs (27 january 1919, Connaught Rooms, London)
• Death and the Hereafter (19 april 1919, Edinburgh & Glasgow)
• Memorial Service for the Fallen in the War (27 april 1919, Royal Albert Hall)
• Death and the Hereafter (21-28 june 1919, Queen's Hall)
• Answer to Criticisms from the Congress of the Church of England (16 october 1919, Wolverhampton)
• Our Reply to the Cleric (19 october 1919, Leicester)
• Evidences of Immortality (2 december 1919, Drill Hall, Merthyr)

1920

• The Truth on Spiritualism (between Sir A. Conan Doyle and Joseph McCabe) (11 march 1920, The Queen's Hall)
• Easier Divorce (14 april 1920, House of Commons)
• Spiritualism (10 may 1920, Croydon)
• Spiritualism (8 july 1920, Hove)
• Speech with the Dead (29 july 1920, Holborn Restaurant)
• Spiritualism (25 september 1920, Adelaide)
• Spiritualism (5 & 6 october 1920, Melbourne)
• The Empire (6 october 1920, Victoria)
• The Human Argument (15, 17 & 20 november 1920, Sydney)
• British Leaders of Literature (16 november 1920, Sydney)
• Reminiscences of Literature (22 november 1920, Sydney)
• Spiritualism (27 november 1920, Sydney)
• Death and the Hereafter (7 & 8 december 1920, Auckland)

1921

• Death and the Hereafter: The New Revelation (11, 12 & 15 april 1921, Queen's Hall)
• Materialisations (21 april 1921, Mortimer Hall)
• Semi-Annual Stoll Convention Dinner (28 september 1921, Balmoral Ballroom, London)
• Spiritualism (15 october 1921, Manchester)

1922

• Patriotism of Modern Writers (9 january 1922, Author's Club)
• Spiritualism (21 january 1922, Jewish Spiritualist Society)
• Farewell Meeting to Mr. Horace Leaf (4 february 1922)
• Spiritualism (25 march 1922, Brighton)
• The New Revelation: The Scientific Side (12 april 1922, Carnegie Hall, New York)
• The New Revelation: The Religious Side (18 april 1922, Carnegie Hall, New York)
• The New Revelation: Recent Psychic Evidence (21 april 1922, Carnegie Hall, New York)
• Spiritualism (6 may 1922, New York)
• The Proofs of Immortality (23 may 1922, Chicago Orchestra Hall)
• Recent Psychic Evidence (26 may 1922, Chicago)
• Departure from America (15 july 1922, New York)
• Spiritualism (14 october 1922, Woolwich)
• Spiritualism and Christianity (21 october 1922, Marylebone Society)
• Spiritualism (18 november 1922, Yarmouth and Norwich)

1923

• Psychic Photography (20 january 1923, London)
• The New Revelation (21 february 1923, Torquay)
• Life in Spirit World (2 june 1923, San Francisco)
• Lectures at the International Spiritualist Congress of Liège 1923 (26-29 august 1923)

1924

• Outward Bound (8 january 1924, Royalty Theatre)
• Adress by Arthur Conan Doyle and Rev. G. Vale Owen (9 february 1924, Queen's Hall)
• Spiritualism (1 march 1924, Queen's Hall)
• Spiritualism (24 may 1924, South Place Institute)
• Psychic Developments: A Wireless Lecture (20 may 1924, Broadcasting Station)
• Simplicity in Religion (9 november 1924, Queen's Hall)
• One Religion for All (16 november 1924, Reynolds's News) TBV
• Spirit Photography (25 november 1924, Surbiton)
• A Breach of Liberty (27 november 1924, Brighton)
• Spiritualism (9 december 1924, London)
• Psychic Experiences and John Delane (14 december 1924, London)

1925

• Messages from Lord Northcliffe (31 january 1925, Queen's Hall)
• Address at the Spiritualist Community Service (22 february 1925, Spiritualist Community Service)
• Address at the Aeolian Hall (14 march 1925, Aeolian Hall)
• The Case of Lester Coltman (2 may 1925, Spiritualist Community Service)
• The New Revelation (13 may 1925, Ulster Hall, Belfast)
• Proof of Immortality (14 may 1925, Ulster Hall, Belfast)
• Lectures at the International Spiritualist Congress of Paris 1925 (6 & 11 september 1925, Paris)
• Lecture in Paris (23 september 1925, Paris)
• My Religion (4 october 1925, Grotrian Hall)
• Spiritualists and the Fallen (11 november 1925, Queen's Hall)
• Mediums and the Law (17 november 1925, Grotrian Hall)
• Speech at the 68th Annual Dinner of the Savage Club (5 december 1925, Victoria Hotel)

1926

• Address on the state of spiritualism in 1925 (3 january 1926, Spiritualist Community Service)
• Address at the opening of new premises for the London Spiritualist Alliance (16 january 1926, Queensberry Place, South Kensington)
• Address on the future life (24 february 1926, People's Palace, Mile End Road)
• What Spiritualism gives the World (7 march 1926, Aeolian Hall)
• The Psychic Movement (7 april 1926, Queen's Hall)
• My Psychic Experiences (9 april 1926, Queen's Hall)
• Address on spiritualism (28 june 1926, Everyman Theatre, Hampstead)
• Speech of introduction for Sir Ernest Wild (6 october 1926, Waterloo Hall, Crowborough)
• The Soul Surgery (december 1926, UK)

1927

• Adress to the Marylebone Spiritualist Association (20 march 1927, Aeolian Hall)
• Debate about That Spiritualism exists only in the imagination (26 april 1927, Cambridge)
• The Etheric Body (15 may 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• Survival and Communication (3 july 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• Address on the return of literary men through mediums (7 august 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• The Spirit of Dickens (4 september 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• Tributes to Christianity (3 october 1927, City Temple)
• The Theology of Modern Fiction (15 october 1927, Dundee Unitarian Christian Church)
• Address at the Spiritualist Community Service (ca. 29 october 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• Address on Armistice Sunday (13 november 1927, Grotrian Hall)
• Speech about Literature (6 december 1927, Tunbridge Wells)

1928

• The Answer of the Spiritualists (1-28 june 1928, Cassell & Co., Ltd.)
• Address to the London Spiritualist Alliance (25 january 1928, Kensington Town Hall)
• The Use of Spiritualism (ca. 31 march 1928, Grotrian Hall)
• The White Ant (ca. 28 april 1928, Grotrian Hall)
• Address at the Aeolian Hall (6 may 1928, Aeolian Hall)
• Address at the Grotrian Hall (20 may 1928, Grotrian Hall)
• Where are the Dead? (24 june 1928, Grotrian Hall)
• Address about Miss Gilchrist message (15 july 1928, Grotrian Hall)
• The Old Testament (written on 14 september 1928)
• Spirit Messages from Earl Haig and Conrad (9 september 1928, Queen's Hall, Langham-place, W.)
• Meeting at the Congress of the International Federation of Spiritualists (13 september 1928, South Kensington)
• Luncheon before departure for South Africa (10 october 1928, Holborn Restaurant)
• Seven Spheres of the Spirit-World (21 november 1928, City Hall, Cape Town)
• My Psychical Experiences (21 november 1928, City Hall, Cape Town)
• The Wonders of Psychic Knowledge (26 november 1928, City Hall, Cape Town)
• No Change in Death (16 december 1928, Orpheum Theatre, Johannesburg)
• Address at the Rotary Club (18 december 1928, Johannesburg)
• The Marvels of Psychic Knowledge (20 december 1928, Johannesburg)
• Lecture on Photos of Fairies (30 december 1928, Orpheum Theatre, Johannesburg)

1929

• Address at the Spiritualists Divine Service (6 january 1929, Orpheum Theatre, Johannesburg)
• Life as it is Beyond the Veil (20 january 1929, Palace Theatre, Bulawayo)
• My Psychic Experiences (17 february 1929, Theatre Royal, Nairobi)
• The Wonders of Psychic Knowledge (19 february 1929, Theatre Royal, Nairobi)
• Speech about his University career (4 march 1929, Grand Hotel, Nairobi)
• Lecture about Cottingley Fairies (12 march 1929, Theatre Royal, Nairobi)
• Address about Spiritualism and General Elections (ca. 1 june 1929, UK)
• Address on his African Tour (26 may 1929, Grotrian Hall)
• Conan Doyle recording about Sherlock Holmes and spiritualism (1929)

1930

Conan Doyle Speaking (1930)

• Conan Doyle Speaking (14 may 1930)

1934

• Conan Doyle spirit voice from beyond (18 april 1934) Supposedly

Prefaces, Introductions, Forewords

1890

• The Captain of the Polestar and Other Tales (6 march 1890, Longmans, Green & Co.) dedication & preface

1894

• Round the Red Lamp (23 october 1894, Methuen & Co.) preface

1901

• Ballads of the War, by H. D. Rawnsley (february 1901, J. M. Dent & Co.) prefatory note

1903

• Adventures of Gerard (22 september 1903, George Newnes Ltd.) preface
• Arthur Conan Doyle Author's Edition (1903, Smith, Elder & Co.) 8 prefaces

1905

• Sir Nigel (30 november 1905, Smith, Elder & Co.) introduction

1907

• The Construction and Reconstruction of the Human Body, by Eugen Sandow (june 1907, John Bale & Sons) foreword

1908

• Round the Fire Stories (24 september 1908, Smith, Elder & Co.)

1909

• Great Britain and the Congo, by E. D. Morel (october 1909, Smith, Elder & Co.) introduction

1911

• The Last Galley: Impressions and Tales (26 april 1911, Smith, Elder & Co.) preface
• The Fair Land of Central America, by Maurice de Waleffe (october 1911, John Long) preface

1912

• Divorce and Morality, by C. S. Bremner (may 1912, Frank Palmer) preface
• Adam Lindsay Gordon and His Friends in England and Australia, by Edith Humphris & Douglas Sladen (october 1912, A. Constable & Co.) dedication letter

1913

• Marriage & Divorce, by A. Hamilton (july 1913, The Daily Chronicle) preface

1914

• "G. H. Darby" Captain of the Wyrley Gang, by G. A. Atkinson (may 1914, T. Kirby & Sons) preface
• The Evolution of the Olympic Games 1829 B.C-1914 A.D., by F.A.M. Webster (may 1914, Heath, Cranton & Ouseley Ltd.) preface
• Songs of Sea Labour, by Frank T. Bullen and W. F. Arnold (may 1914, The Orpheus Music Pub. Co.) appreciation

1915

• The Story of British Prisoners, by The Foreign Office (may 1915, The Central Committee for National Patriotic Organizations) preface
• Glorious Battles of English History, by C.H. Wylly (december 1915, Raphael Tuck & Sons) foreword

1916

• 5.000.000 Men (1916, Raphael Tuck & Sons) appreciation

1917

• Is Spiritualism of the Devil?, by Rev. F. Fielding-Ould (september 1917, Wright & Hoggard) introduction

1918

• The Undiscovered Country, by Harold Bayley (july 1918, Cassell & Co., Ltd.) introduction
• Spiritualism: Its History, Phenomena and Doctrine, by J. Arthur Hill (november 1918, Cassell & Co., Ltd.) introduction
• Danger! and Other Stories (4 december 1918, John Murray) preface

1919

• The Eternal Question, by Allen Clarke (july 1919, J. M. Dent & Sons) foreword
• An Amazing Séance and an Exposure, by Sydney A. Moseley (july 1919, Sampson Low, Marston & Co.) introduction
• Life is Movement, by Eugen Sandow (september 1919, Simson & Co.) foreword

1920

• Rachel Comforted, by Mrs. Fred Maturin (april 1920, Hutchinson & Co.) note
• The Life Beyond the Veil, by Rev. G. Vale Owen (june1920, Thornton Butterworth Ltd.) introduction
• The Sideric Pendulum (august 1920, The Strand Magazine) preface

1921

• D. D. Home — His Life and Mission, by Mme. Dunglas Home (june 1921, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co.) introduction

1922

• The Blue Island, by W. T. Stead (december 1922, Hutchinson & Co.) introduction

1923

• Old Offenders and a Few Old Scores, by E. W. Hornung (may 1923, John Murray) preface
• Under the Southern Cross, by Horace Leaf (november 1923, Cecil Palmer) foreword

1924

• The Spiritualists' Reader (march 1924, Two Worlds Publishing Co. Ltd.) preface
• The Case of Lester Coltman, by Lilian Walbrook (may 1924, Hutchinson & Co.) introduction
• The Mystery of Joan of Arc, by Leon Denis (may 1924, John Murray) preface
• Phantoms of the Dawn, by Violet Tweedale (november 1924, John Long Ltd.) foreword

1925

• The Evolution of Spiritualism, by Harvey Metcalfe (february 1925, Hutchinson & Co.) preface
• Brave Deeds by Brave Men, by Charles S. Jones (october 1925, Raphael Tuck & Sons) foreword
• From the Other Side, by J. H. D. Miller (october 1925, Williams and Norgate Ltd.) foreword

1926

• Leslie's Letters to his Mother, by Alice Stringfellow (1926, Democrat Publishing & Printing Co.) letters
• Psychic Phenomena Are Real. A Reply to Mr. Nevil Maskelyne, by Fred Barlow (june 1923, The London Magazine) introduction
• Other-World People, by James W. Herries (july 1926, William Hodge & Co.) foreword
• The Soul of Jack London, by Edward Biron Payne (july 1926, Rider & Co.) prefatory letter
• Independent Testimony as to the Mediumship of Florence Cook appendix in Researches in the Phenomena of Spiritualism, by Sir William Crookes (august 1926, Two Worlds Publishing Co. Ltd.)

1927

• I Escape!, by J. L. Hardy (1927, John Lane) introduction
• The Hesperus-Additor, by Florizel von Reuter (january 1927, Psychic Science) introduction
• The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (16 june 1927, John Murray) preface
• The Truth About Oscar Slater, by William Park (august 1927, The Psychic Press) introduction

1928

• The Great Problem and the Evidence for its Solution, by George L. Johnson (1928, Hutchinson & Co.) appreciation
• Psychical Experiences of a Musician, by Florizel Von Reuter (july 1928, Simpkin Marshall & The Psychic Press) foreword
• A Commonsense View of Religion (july 1928, The Psychic Press) introduction
• Can we Speak with the Dead? Exclusive Interviews with Two Famous Psychic Mediums, by Shaw Desmond (october 1928, The London Magazine) introduction
• Sherlock Holmes - The Complete Short Stories (15 october 1928, John Murray) preface
• Alloquia, by D. Marinus (november 1928, The C. W. Daniel Co.) preface

1929

• The Conan Doyle Stories (26 june 1929, John Murray) preface
• Sherlock Holmes - The Complete Long Stories (14 september 1929, John Murray) preface
• The Roman Catholic Church: A Rejoinder (october 1929, The Psychic Press) preface
• Léon Denis Intime, by Claire Baumard (november 1929, Ed. Jean Meyer) preface
• The Spiritual Adventures of a Business Man, by T. A. R. Purchas (december 1929, Simpkin Marshall & The Psychic Press) foreword

1930

• The New Nuctemeron, The Twelve Hours of Apollonius of Tyana, by Marjorie Livingston (june 1930, Rider & Co.) preface
• The Consoling Angel, by Florizel Von Reuter (september 1930, The Psychic Press) foreword
• The Crowborough Edition of the Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1930, Doubleday, Doran & Co.) preface

Translated by Conan Doyle

• Testing Gas Pipes for Leakage, by Dr. Fisher (19 november 1886, Gas and Water Review)
• The Mystery of Joan of Arc, by Leon Denis (may 1924, John Murray)

Not written by Conan Doyle

• 1894 : A Palpable Hit, by C. R. B. (probably Campbell Rae Brown, titled An Actor's Duel, by A.C.D. and advertised as written by him in Bow Bells).

• 1897 : His Vision. The Dream of Number Thirty-One, by [Conan Doyle] (W. E. Cule)

• 1899 : Sherlock Holmes, by William Gillette (play totally re-written by Gillette)

• 1922 : Exile, by Arthur Doyle (an American playwright)

• 1925 : It's Time Something Happened, by Arthur Doyle (an American playwright)

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