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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote prolifically, in almost all genres, and whether the public wished to read him or not. Leaving the plays, poems and pamphlets aside, the overwhelming popularity of the Sherlock Holmes and Professor Challenger stories are balanced by seven non-fiction books on the topic of spiritualism, in which Conan Doyle's public found little or no sense. These were all written in his last decade, a period during which Conan Doyle -- by book, pamphlet, letter-to-the-editor or lecture, across England, America, Africa and Europe -- grew so messianic about the spiritualist cause that the London Sunday Express wondered if he had gone "stark, staring mad on the subject of the dead ... FULL STORY »
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