"The hair falls out." That single sentence from an Agatha Christie novel caught a nurse's attention as she looked after a ...
Anyone who wants a systematic vision of how deeply the British middle class distrusts itself need only read Agatha Christie. In nearly 70 novels and more than 150 short stories, she imagined a series ...
"It’s been rightly said that greatest character Agatha Christie ever invented was Agatha Christie,” says historian, curator and BBC presenter Lucy Worsley. It feels appropriate that her new biography, ...
Best known for biographies of Howard Hughes, Rupert Murdoch, Ted Turner and J. Edgar Hoover, Hack this time investigates the grand dame of the mystery novel, Agatha Christie. Hack smartly opens with ...
PBS fans probably have enjoyed many of the British royal family specials presented through the years by the chatty and winsome Lucy Worsley, chief curator at the Historic Royal Palaces. Now, she has ...
Agatha Christie: An Elusive Woman. By Lucy Worsley. Pegasus Crime; 432 pages; $29.95. Published in Britain as “Agatha Christie: A Very Elusive Woman”; Hodder & Stoughton; £25 On friday december 3rd ...
Christie purchased Greenway in 1938. Years later, she recalled the spell that the estate had cast on her: "a white Georgian house of about 1780 or '90, with woods sweeping down to the Dart...the ideal ...
Join Historian Lucy Worsley as She Travels the World in Christie’s Footsteps, Unraveling the Secret Life of the Enigmatic Writer Who Revolutionized Detective Fiction Over 100 years since the ...
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