Corpse in the clouds. Terrible and mystical stories. Doyle A.K.

In the baggage of Conan Doyle, there are only two dozen mystical stories and stories - a modest result compared to what he wrote in other genres. Still, most of his life he considered the otherworldly not as an object of artistic fiction, but as an object of fanatical faith. His terrible stories most often bear the seal or early samples of the pen, or later delusions, therefore it is not surprising that they are little known to the wide circle of readers.

Howard Phillips Lovecraft noted Konan Doyle's skill “convincingly playing the supernatural”, putting it in One row with recognized ancestors of the horror genre: Herbert Wells. Robert Lewis Stevenson, Wilki Collins and Henry District Haggard.