Arthur Conan Doyle

• Moriarty by Anthony Horowitz – review

  22 Oct 2014: A sequel authorised by the Conan Doyle estate has the deduction and the action, but does it scratch the Holmesian itch? By Laura Miller

• Sherlock Holmes exhibition reveals Conan Doyle’s first plots for hero sleuth

  16 Oct 2014: Museum of London tribute to fictional detective includes notes for A Study in Scarlet, filmed interview – and visitor mysteries

• Sherlock Holmes-inspired fashion photography – in pictures

  14 Oct 2014: An exhibition of Sherlock Holmes-inspired fashion photography, entitled He Wasn’t An Easy Gentleman To Describe, features clothes by designers including Vivienne Westwood and Craig Green

• Sherlock Holmes: dispelling the myths

  11 Oct 2014:

  We think we know all about Conan Doyle's immortal detective, with his pipes, dressing-gown and cocaine – but do we really, asks Sam Leith

• Sherlock Holmes text returns to London after 125-year absence

  29 Sep 2014: US university loans first page of Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Sign of the Four to Holmes exhibition at Museum of London

• Mystery of Arthur Conan Doyle's missing draft solved at last

  28 Sep 2014: Museum of London exhibition to include rare manuscript of The Adventure of the Illustrious Client

• Top dogs: 10 literary canines

  13 Sep 2014:

  From Lord Byron's rabies-ridden Newfoundland to the Hardys' aggressive terrier, Mikita Brottman on her favourite bookish hounds

• Sherlock Holmes edited by Tom Ue and Jonathan Cranfield – review

  8 Aug 2014: PD Smith on a fascinating volume of interviews and essays about the reinvention of Sherlock Holmes

• Digging up trouble: beware the curse of King Tutankhamun

  23 Jul 2014:

  Jonathan Jones: The ancient Egyptian boy-king's tomb was excavated in 1923, then people started dropping like flies. A new exhibition explores the greatest archaeology story ever told

• Sherlock series four: which stories would you like to see adapted?

  2 Jul 2014: Which Conan Doyle books should Steven Moffat tap for inspiration next – and who could turn up as a guest star?

• Books about town: find London's literary benches and share your photos

  2 Jul 2014: London has become a literary playground: a project by the National Literacy Trust has scattered 50 book-shaped benches across the capital for the summer, each dedicated to an iconic author or character. Will you help us find them?

• The letters, cards and poems of people facing the enormity of war

  18 Jun 2014: Letter by Arthur Conan Doyle and handwritten manuscript by Wilfred Owen part of British Library exhibition on first world war, writes Mark Brown

• Sherlock lives in public domain, US court rules in case of the heckled brand

  16 Jun 2014: US court writes decision likening complaints of the Doyle estate to an argument to extend Star Wars copyright due to prequels

• William Atkins's top 10 books of the moor

  4 Jun 2014:

  The best, 'peat-slathered', writers on the dark stories and stark geography of these inhospitable regions

• Sherlock Holmes: the many identities of the world's favourite detective – in pictures

  17 Apr 2014: Our readers say Sherlock Holmes is the perfect way to get back into the reading habit. But how does his appearance on the page compare to his screen incarnations?

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