The Land of Mist by Arthur Conan Doyle Published: 1926 Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards Series: Professor Challenger #3 Length: 09:39 (248 pages) Arthur Conan Doyle was an interesting man. His Sherlock novels are the epitome of rational and logical thinking, yet he was deeply into spiritualism, attending seances and sittings with mediums. He was a member of multiple psychic research institutes, a founding member of one of them, and he wrote dozens of books and articles on the topic. He was famously duped by the Cottingley Fairies hoax and apparently drove his once-friend Harry Houdini to anger by insisting his illusions were real. Many of his Sherlock plots revolve around…