Elementary, my dear Watson. The game's afoot! The popularity of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous character, Sherlock Holmes, continues to endure and echo until today. But the lesser known parts of the story are how Doyle grew to despise his creation; his interest in spiritualism and fairyfolk; his other historical writings. In this episode of Bibliography, we dive into his life and work, and then in Footnotes, talk about the many adaptations and versions of Holmes over the years.

<p>Elementary, my dear Watson. The game's afoot! The popularity of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous character, Sherlock Holmes, continues to endure and echo until today. But the lesser known parts of the story are how Doyle grew to despise his creation; his interest in spiritualism and fairyfolk; his other historical writings. In this episode of Bibliography, we dive into his life and work, and then in Footnotes, talk about the many adaptations and versions of Holmes over the years.</p>

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