Her most popular detective ... It's truly astonishing that a list of the best Agatha Christie books spans all decades of her career. She wasn't an author that peaked early and then cranked ...

Of Agatha Christie's over 60 novels, only four have never received any kind of adaptation across television, movies, or other ...

According to the Guinness Book of World Records ... It introduced to the world Christie’s most famous sleuth, Hercule Poirot, the fastidious Belgian (not French!) detective with the impressive ...

At the top of the list is Murder on Family Grounds by Susan Rowland, a thrilling mystery that dives into family secrets, ...

Unveiled letters between Agatha Christie and her publisher reveal a dynamic blend of camaraderie and creative clashes.

Agatha Christie is arguably ... in the center of the story. Like Doyle, Christie has been adapted for TV and film many times over. These are the most memorable.

The book was published in America in October and the following February in Britain. 7 Agatha Christie ... is quite simple. Christie also wrote 19 plays, of which the most famous, The Mousetrap ...

Lucy Worsley explores Agatha Christie ... being cosy whodunnits – Christie’s early books actually tap into- and capture the social upheavals of one of the most tumultuous periods of the ...

There's no point in denying that Agatha Christie is the ... or innovation to work every single time. Christie is the creator of some of the world's most famous fictional detectives, from Hercule ...

From the psychedelic to the fantastical, the illustrations used for Agatha Christie's novels form some of the most surreal, vibrant and imaginative collection of book covers ever seen. Come revel ...

HarperCollins will publish The Guest List author Lucy Foley’s book featuring Miss Marple, the first full-length continuation of Agatha Christie ... Marple – the most famous female fictional ...