I decided to create a depositary for my various posts which have looked at the works, characters and themes in Christie’s work. These are not individual book reviews. For that see my Past Hearings Archive page.
A is for April… and anything goes: Accidental and Amateur Sleuths – What’s the Difference?
A is for April… and anything goes: Alibis
Agatha’s Ark: Animals in Classic Crime Fiction
Agatha Christie’s Advice for Going on Holiday
Agatha Christie and One of her Toughest Critics
Agatha Christie’s Most Memorable Victims and Villains
Battle of the Detectives: Miss Marple vs. Mrs Bradley – Who is the Deadliest?
Cats and Crime: An Eclectic Exploration of the Darker Side to Cats in Early Mystery Fiction
Christie’s Critters: Assistants, Avengers and Animal Imagery
Christie in Translation: Your Experiences
Classical Allusions and Miss Marple
Country House Mysteries – Some of my Favourites
Cross Examining Crime’s 5 Year Anniversary: P. G. Wodehouse’s Influence on Classic Crime Fiction
Eleven Poisonous Purposes in Detective Fiction
Emotions in Golden Age Detective Fiction
Favorite Sleuths First Outings
Golden Age Advice on Staying at Country Houses
Holiday and Travelling Mysteries Top 5s
How to Stay Safe at School, College and University – According to Detective Fiction
Mayo and Miss Marple Under the Microscope
Miss Marple: Gender and Age Traditionalist? A Feminist Radical? Or a Subtle Social Revolutionary?
My Favourite (Fictional) Poisonings
The Literary Crossovers Between Modernist Literature and Golden Age Detective Fiction
Villages and Detective Fiction
What Day of the Week is Agatha Christie most likely to Murder you on?
What Makes a Good Female Sleuth?: The Job Specification
Where is Agatha Christie Most Likely to Murder You? The Outdoor Edition
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