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1. crimereads.com › ludicrous-but-memorable-agathaLudicrous But Memorable: Agatha Christie’s The Big Four

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   17 hours ago · –Captain Arthur Hastings in Agatha Christie’s The Big Four. If you ask people for their choice for Agatha Christie’s worst mystery, a great many of them, I suspect, would give the nod to some octogenarian folly from late in the author’s career, likely the highly confused (and confusing) Passenger to Frankfurt (1970) or Postern of Fate (1973).

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     Murder on the Orient Express - Agatha Christie - So You Haven't Read

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3. femalescriblerian.com › 2024/08/22 › authors-to-read5 Authors to Read if You Love Agatha Christie - The Female ...

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   17 hours ago · Ngaio Marsh. Ngaio Marsh is a must-read for fans of Agatha Christie, renowned for her mastery of the classic crime genre. A New Zealand-born writer, Marsh created the suave and astute Inspector Roderick Alleyn, whose investigations are as much about unravelling human nature as they are about solving murders.

4. www.agathachristie.com › news › 2024The World of Agatha Christie: The Official Magazine Series

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   2 days ago · The World of Agatha Christie: The Official Magazine Series. At the start of 2023 we began creating a series of magazines, packed full of reading suggestions, puzzles, trivia and extracts to entertain Agatha Christie fans. We've seen huge interest from our email subscribers, as well as those who signed up to receive the latest edition in their ...

5. litfind.bookscape.com › fiction › queen-of-crimeYour Ultimate Guide To The Best Agatha Christie Books

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   Aug 14, 2024 · Explore our curation, discover the classics, and let the Queen of Crime lead you into the shadows of the human psyche, where every clue, every character, and every plot twist brings you closer to the thrilling conclusion. Best Agatha Christie Books: And Then There Were None. Murder on the Orient Express. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.

6. www.agathachristie.com › en › newsRead Christie 2024 - Agatha Christie (UK)

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Read Christie 2024. 1st August 2024. Welcome to #ReadChristie2024! This year we will be exploring Christie's works through the decades, from her very first novel published in 1920 through to her final stories published in the 1970s.

7. www.womensweekly.com.au › news › best-agathaThe best Agatha Christie books to add to your reading list

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   Aug 6, 2024 · In her lifetime, Agatha Christie wrote 66 compelling detective novels, 14 short story collections and the murder mystery play The Mousetrap.

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   Which Agatha Christie books should I read?

   • If you're interested in Agatha Christie's inspiration from her time on archaeological digs, you might want to read Murder in Mesopotamia or Appointment with Death which are set in the Iraqi desert and Petra, respectively. Alternatively, the short story collection, The Mysterious Mr Quin is a great choice.

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   How many books did Agatha Christie write?

   • Agatha Christie went on to contribute to a further two books by The Detection Club, all of which were published throughout the decade. This period was hugely prolific for Christie as she published 20 novels, five short story collections, and two plays. In 1930 Christie wrote her first novel under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.

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   What is Agatha Christie's first detective novel?

   • Our January choice: The Mysterious Affair at Styles What better place to start our journey through the years than with Agatha Christie's very first detective novel. This is the product of a dare from her sister Madge, who bet that she couldn't write a good detective story.

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   When was Christie's second novel published?

   • Exploring the 1920s For our next book of the challenge we have chosen Christie's second novel, which was published in 1922. Rather than writing another murder mystery featuring Hercule Poirot and Captain Hastings, Christie opted to veer away from this genre and tried writing something altogether different - a spy thriller.

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9. www.doane.edu › news-and-events › all-news-eventsProfessor's textbook examines religion in Agatha Christie novels

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   2 days ago · The textbook explores how Agatha Christie uses religion and the Bible throughout her Hercule Poirot novels. Clanton had watched a few film adaptations of Christie’s Poirot mysteries and was a casual reader of the books. The BBC television adaptations particularly inspired him, though. “I love a good procedural, and this series [the BBC TV ...