Arthur Conan Doyle (Gutenberg Index)
This is not a novel but a map: a comprehensive index to the complete fictional world of Arthur Conan Doyle, the Victorian master who gave us Sherlock Holmes and then proved he was far more than a one-trick detective. Here you'll find every Sherlock Holmes adventure, from 'A Study in Scarlet' to 'The Hound of the Baskervilles,' alongside 'The Lost World' where explorers encounter living dinosaurs, 'The White Company' with its visceral depiction of medieval warfare, and the haunting supernatural tales that Doyle wrote after losing his son in World War I. The index organizes these works by series, genre, and publication date, making it an essential compass for anyone who wants to navigate Doyle's vast literary landscape rather than simply sample its most famous peaks. Whether you're a devoted Holmesian seeking the professor's lesser-known cases or a reader ready to discover that the man who invented the detective also invented Jurassic Park two generations before Michael Crichton, this index is your gateway.
