doyle
n. countable C2 Proficiency US //ˈdɔɪɫ// doyle
n. a famous family name, most well-known because of the writer who created Sherlock Holmes. It is a common surname of Irish origin.
n. a surname of Irish origin, most notably associated with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of the Sherlock Holmes detective series.
The library has a special section for books by Conan Doyle.
Many readers associate the name Doyle with the golden age of detective fiction and Victorian London.
The literary legacy of the Doyle family extends beyond detective stories, encompassing historical novels, medical journals, and early forays into spiritualist philosophy.
Usage
When referring to the author, it is almost always preceded by 'Conan' or 'Sir Arthur'.