Doings of Doyle - The Arthur Conan Doyle Podcast
doingsofdoyleA podcast celebrating the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Professor Challenger, Brigadier Gerard and Sherlock Holmes.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksHistoryArts | |||
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Hello and welcome to Episode 49. This month, we look at a classic Conan Doyle short story, one the author felt was “gloomy but of [his] best” - ‘The Pot of Caviare’ from 1908. more
This episode, we travel to the Scottish borders at the end of the Napoleonic Wars for Conan Doyle’s 1892 novella The Great Shadow. more
This episode, we break from our usual format to take a look at the last twelve months in the Doylean universe and make some recommendations of adaptations, events, and publications you may have missed. more
This episode, we return to a different incarnation of Goresthorpe Grange in ‘Selecting A Ghost’ from December 1883. more
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Excellent podcast. If you love everything Sherlock Holmes, and want to know more about the man behind him, and his other writings, this is for you.
Podcast Addict55 months agonotchic- Essential listening
This is such a wonderful podcast, impressively well researched, and presented beautifully with erudite and fascinating discussions and, really, something for everyone interested in ACD’s work and life. Thoroughly recommended…
Apple Podcasts5Mark Chadderton
United Kingdom6 months ago - Great
This is a very enjoyable podcast all about Arthur Conan Doyle. Until now my knowledge of Doyle was mostly focused around Holmes, but this podcast really opens one’s vistas!
Apple Podcasts5adrianmulliner
Israela year ago - Art students.
Very, very nicely done - smart, informed and absorbing, its real intelligence is worn lightly and shared with warmth. Well worth one’s time, thank you both.
Apple Podcasts5Professor Susan SpeakingUnited Kingdom2 years ago - Nice work
Fun podcast for all ACD fans.
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United States2 years ago
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