Tales of Terror and Mystery
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Tales of Terror and Mystery

by Arthur Conan Doyle

Publisher
Graphic Arts Books
Pages
186
Language
English
Published
1977

Overview

Tales of Terror and Mystery brings together Arthur Conan Doyle's taste for suspense, uncanny suggestion, crime, and narrative surprise. The stories range from eerie situations to puzzles of motive and danger, showing Conan Doyle's skill at building tension outside the Sherlock Holmes canon. He uses atmosphere, testimony, hidden threats, and sudden reversals to keep ordinary settings from feeling safe.

The collection is valuable because it reveals how flexible Conan Doyle's storytelling could be. Tales of Terror and Mystery suits readers who enjoy Victorian and Edwardian suspense, classic mystery, supernatural unease, and compact tales with strong narrative hooks. It offers a darker side of Conan Doyle's imagination, where fear and curiosity often arrive together in memorable forms.

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