Which author lent support to the infamous faery photographs taken in early 1900s?

The author who lent support to the infamous faery photographs taken in early 1900s was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

While the photographs themselves are widely considered to be hoaxes, Conan Doyle, known for creating Sherlock Holmes, was a firm believer in the supernatural and became a vocal advocate for the authenticity of the pictures.

He even published an article defending the photographs and the photographers, Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths, in his magazine *The Strand* in 1920. This support undoubtedly contributed to the initial public acceptance of the faery photographs.