Arthur Conan Doyle is known to the world not only as the writer who brought to life the great detective Sherlock Holmes. In 1891 he published the novel The Discovery of Raffles Howe. The chemist Howe discovered that under the influence of electric current, heavy metals are transformed into lighter ones... And then other works followed: the story about the family of General Heatherston and three Buddhist monks, the legend of Atlantis, etc. Of Conan Doyle’s science fiction works, he gained the greatest popularity a cycle telling about the adventures of Professor Challenger, the hero of the novel "The Lost World". This collection includes quite rare and lesser-known science fiction works that introduce the reader to this facet of the writer's talent. Contents: * Arthur Conan Doyle. Marakot's Abyss (novel, translation by E. Tolkachev)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Mystery of Clumber Hall (story, translation by V. Shtengel)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Discovery of Raffles Howe (novel, translation by N. Dekhtereva)* Arthur Conan Doyle. Captain of the Polar Star (story, translation by E. Tueva)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Adventures of a London Cabby (story, translation by P. Geleva)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Heiress from Glenmagoli (story, translation by P. Geleva)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Ring of Thoth (story, translation by S. Lednev)* Arthur Conan Doyle. Voice of Science (story, translation by I. Migolatyev)* Arthur Conan Doyle. The Greatest Engine of Brown-Pericord (story, translation by P. Geleva)* Arthur Conan Doyle. This is how it happened (story, translation by P. Geleva) * Arthur Conan Doyle. Monster of transcendental heights (story, translation by Yu. Zhukova)