Oscar Wilde An Irish author famous for his poetry, plays and children’s stories He was born in Ireland in 1854 In 1884 he married with Constance Lloyd They had two childrens, one in 1885 and another in 1886

In 1884 he wrote “The happy Prince” and other tales for their sons. In 1895 Wilde was arrested and sent to prision for two years. While he was in prision he wrote “De Profundis” and after his release “The Ballad of Reading Gaol” which describe the life in the prision He spent the rest of his life wandering Europe He died in Paris in 1900

In 1885 he married Louisa Hawkins and they had two childrens Arthur Connan Doyle A Scottish physician and author of the famous stories like: “Detective Sherlock Holmes” and “The lost world” He was born in Scotland in 1859 and died in England in 1930 In 1885 he married Louisa Hawkins and they had two childrens

In 1907 he married with Jean Leckie and they had three childrens From 1876 to 1881, he studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh While he was studying he also began writing short stories His first published story appeared in Chamberg’s Edinburgh Journal before he was twenty years old In 1885 he completed his doctorate

“The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” (1891-92) Other books are: “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” (1891-92) “The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes” (1892–93) “The Mystery of Cloomber” (1889) “Song of Action” (1898) “The Great Boer War” (1900) “The Lost Gallery” (1911) “Memories and Adventure”(1924) “The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes” (1924–26) Picture of Mr. Watson (left) and Detective Sherlock Holmes (right)