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Professor Challenger Books in Order

Professor Challenger is a series of 5 books written by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Professor Challenger books in publication order

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5 books

1

The Lost World

by Arthur Conan Doyle

1912

Professor Challenger leads an expedition to a remote South American plateau where prehistoric creatures may still survive. Joined by a skeptical scientist, an adventurer and a young journalist, he seeks proof amid an increasingly dangerous and unfamiliar environment.

2

The Poison Belt

by Arthur Conan Doyle

1913

Professor Challenger warns that Earth is entering a poisonous region of space and summons his former expedition companions with oxygen supplies. Sheltering together, they watch civilization fall silent and confront the possibility that humanity's ordinary existence is ending.

3

The Land of Mist

by Arthur Conan Doyle

1926

Reporter Edward Malone and Enid Challenger investigate spiritualism, beginning with a professional assignment that becomes personally important. Their encounters with séances and claimed messages from the dead clash with Professor Challenger's skepticism, placing conviction and scientific doubt in direct conflict.

4

When the World Screamed

by Arthur Conan Doyle

1928

Convinced that Earth itself is a living creature, Professor Challenger recruits drilling expert Peerless Jones for an extraordinary experiment. A deep excavation aims to pierce the planet's outer layers and announce humanity's existence, raising questions about the consequences of his ambition.

5

The Disintegration Machine

by Arthur Conan Doyle

1929

Reporter Malone takes Professor Challenger to investigate Theodore Nemor's claim that a machine can dissolve objects and restore them intact. Demonstrations challenge Challenger's skepticism, but the invention's potential use as a devastating weapon turns scientific curiosity into a more urgent concern.

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