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Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through his Sherlock Holmes stories

By Emma Linford, Honorary research associate, English literature, University of Hull

Arthur Conan Doyle was not just one of the world’s best crime fiction writers. He was a progressive wordsmith who brought light to controversial and taboo subjects. One of those taboo subjects was male vulnerability and mental health problems – a topic of personal significance to the author.

Doyle was a vulnerable child. His father, Charles, was…

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