There can be little doubt that Agatha Christie created some of the most iconic sleuths ever to grace the pages of murder mystery novels. Many writers have followed in her wake, and some have done a good job, but isn't it good to know you are at the home of the original and best? Below you can read more about these wonderful, individual and highly talented truth-seekers, and of course their trusty sidekicks.
Read More“Why not make my detective a Belgian?...I could see him as a tidy little man, always arranging things, liking things in pairs, liking things square ...
Read more“There was no unkindness in Miss Marple, she just did not trust people. Though she expected the worst, she often accepted people kindly in spite ...
Read moreYoung Tuppence Cowley bumps into old friend Tommy Beresford at Dover Street tube station. It’s just after WW1 and jobs are very thin on the ...
Read more“Let me introduce you – do you know Mrs Oliver?” Mr Shaitana – Cards on the Table Of course Poirot knows Mrs Ariadne Oliver: “[she ...
Read moreHarley Quin is a mystery. He appears and disappears unexpectedly and by strange tricks of light and reflections; making his clothes seem brightly multicoloured like ...
Read moreParker Pyne made his debut in 1934 in the collection of short stories entitled Parker Pyne Investigates. Parker Pyne states quite clearly that he is ...
Read more“It is indeed mon ami Hastings!” Hercule Poirot – The Mysterious Affair at Styles Captain Arthur Hastings first appeared with Poirot in The Mysterious Affair ...
Read more“Me and Moosier have met before – and there’s no man’s judgement I’d sooner take than his.” The Mysterious Affair at Styles Detective Chief Inspector ...
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