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File:the-saturday-evening-post-1884-06-14.jpg|[[The Blood-Stone Tragedy: A Druidical Story|The Blood Stone]]<br />(14 june 1884) | |||
File:the-saturday-evening-post-1927-10-08.jpg|[[The Maracot Deep]] 1/4<br />(8 october 1927) | File:the-saturday-evening-post-1927-10-08.jpg|[[The Maracot Deep]] 1/4<br />(8 october 1927) | ||
File:the-saturday-evening-post-1927-10-15.jpg|[[The Maracot Deep]] 2/4<br />(15 october 1927) | File:the-saturday-evening-post-1927-10-15.jpg|[[The Maracot Deep]] 2/4<br />(15 october 1927) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 25 July 2023
(8 october 1927)
The Saturday Evening Post is an American magazine published since 4 august 1821. It was published weekly from 1821 until 1963, then every two weeks until 1969.
Between 1884 and 1930, the magazine published 3 short stories and the beginning of a novel written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in The Saturday Evening Post
1884
- 14.06.1884 : The Blood Stone (wrongly attributed to M. W. Paxton)
1927
- 08.10.1927 : The Maracot Deep 1/4 (3 ill. by Anton O. Fischer)
- 15.10.1927 : The Maracot Deep 2/4 (2 ")
- 22.10.1927 : The Maracot Deep 3/4 (2 ")
- 29.10.1927 : The Maracot Deep 4/4 (2 ")
1929
- 28.09.1929 : The Death Voyage (2 ill. by Anton O. Fischer)
1930
- 23.08.1930 : The End of Devil Hawker (3 ill. by Orison MacPherson)
Covers
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The Blood Stone
(14 june 1884) -
The Maracot Deep 1/4
(8 october 1927) -
The Maracot Deep 2/4
(15 october 1927) -
The Maracot Deep 3/4
(22 october 1927) -
The Maracot Deep 4/4
(29 october 1927) -
The Death Voyage
(28 september 1929) -
The End of Devil Hawker
(23 august 1930)
