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Revision as of 17:10, 9 May 2024
Tit-Bits was a British weekly magazine created by George Newnes Ltd. and published between 22 october 1881 until 18 july 1984.
Between 1892 and 1918, the magazine published 6 short stories, 1 novel, 1 interview and 3 articles written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in Tit-Bits
1892
- 29.10.1892 : The Sign of Four 1/11
- 05.11.1892 : The Sign of Four 2/11
- 12.11.1892 : The Sign of Four 3/11
- 19.11.1892 : The Sign of Four 4/11
- 26.11.1892 : The Sign of Four 5/11
- 03.12.1892 : The Sign of Four 6/11
- 10.12.1892 : The Sign of Four 7/11
- 17.12.1892 : The Sign of Four 8/11
- 24.12.1892 : The Sign of Four 9/11
- 31.12.1892 : The Sign of Four 10/11
1893
- 07.01.1893 : The Sign of Four 11/11
- 15.07.1893 : The Captain of the Pole-Star 1/4
- 22.07.1893 : The Captain of the Pole-Star 2/4
- 29.07.1893 : The Captain of the Pole-Star 3/4
- 05.08.1893 : The Captain of the Pole-Star 4/4
1900
- 15.12.1900 : A Gaudy Death: Conan Doyle tells the True Story of Sherlock Holmes's End (2 ill.)
1901
- april 1901 : An Interview with Dr. Conan Doyle (1 ill.)
1910
- 30.07.1910 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 1/2
- 06.08.1910 : The Adventure of the Speckled Band 2/2
- 24.09.1910 : The Adventure of Silver Blaze 1/3
- 01.10.1910 : The Adventure of Silver Blaze 2/3
- 08.10.1910 : The Adventure of Silver Blaze 3/3
1911
- 03.06.1911 : The Adventure of the Stockbroker's Clerk
- 17.06.1911 : A Scandal in Bohemia (3 ill. by F. W.)
1912
- 03.08.1912 : The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter
1918
- 16.03.1918 : The Case for Divorce Reform
- 16.03.1918 : Can Thoughts be Wirelessed. The Truth About Telepathy
Related articles
1894
- 06.01.1894 : Editorial on the death of Sherlock Holmes (Memorial prise)
- 27.10.1894 : The Man Who "Bested" Sherlock Holmes, by Joseph Baron (pastiche)
1896
- 08.08.1896 : Men and Women of To-Day (Reichenbach Falls spot)
1900
- 15.12.1900 : Conan Doyle Tells the True Story of Sherlock Holmes (2 ill.)
1901
- 28.12.1901 : Should a Public Monument Be Erected to Sherlock Holmes? (pastiche)
1911
- 21.10.1911 : The Real Sherlock Holmes
