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• Agatha Christie
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• Agatha Christie/Approval
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• Agatha Christie/Definition
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• Agatha Christie/External Links
  * [http://www.agathachristie.co.nr The Agatha Christie Appreciation League]
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• Agatha Christie/Related Articles
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• Agatha Christie/External Links
  * [http://www.agathachristie.co.nr The Agatha Christie Appreciation League]
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Famous books
  * 1926 [[The Murder of Roger Ackroyd]], [[Hercule Poirot]] novel by [[Agatha Christie]] ...S: ''And Then There Were None''; also: ''Ten Little Indians''), novel by [[Agatha Christie]]
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• Sir Henry Merrivale/Related Articles
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• Detective/Related Articles
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• Agatha Christie
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Famous detectives
  * [[Hercule Poirot]], created by [[Agatha Christie]] * [[Miss Marple]], created by [[Agatha Christie]]
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• Nina de Gramont
  ...ovel which is built around the real life disappearance of mystery writer [[Agatha Christie]], ''[[The Christie Affair]]'', quickly made it onto the [[The New York Tim Young mystery writer [[Agatha Christie]] mysteriously disappeared, early in her marriage to her first husband, whe
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• Georgette Heyer/External Links
  ...970932/georgette-heyer-novels-movies-adaptations-folio-venetia She was the Agatha Christie of romance novels. You’ve probably never heard of her. ''When will Holly
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• Collecting
  ...ssible item in the collection – for example, a copy of every [[book]] by [[Agatha Christie]]. Collectors who seek the acquisition of complete collections in this way
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Prominent writers
  *[[Agatha Christie]]
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• Detective
  ...ecame the epitome of the private investigator as well as [[Agatha Christie|Agatha Christie's]] [[Hercule Poirot]].
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• Desmond Cory
  ...Creasy, Carter Dickson, David Dodge, Ellery Queen, Simenon, and, of course Agatha Christie. Among them, too, is Desmond Cory, a man whose ingenuity, imagination, and
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• Close Quarters
  ...mysteries]] had been popularized throughout the 1930s by writers such as [[Agatha Christie]], [[Dorothy L. Sayers]], and [[Michael Innes]] and had informally created
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• Crime
  ...nal cases. Some of them, such as [[Sherlock Holmes]] novels and works by [[Agatha Christie]], are considered to be classic in the genre. See '''[[catalog of prominent
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• Sir Henry Merrivale
  ...e about Sir Henry. Although never quite as popular as his contemporaries [[Agatha Christie]], [[Ellery Queen]], and [[Rex Stout]], he was, nevertheless, well-known to
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• Georgette Heyer
  ...970932/georgette-heyer-novels-movies-adaptations-folio-venetia She was the Agatha Christie of romance novels. You’ve probably never heard of her. ''When will Holly
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• The Manchurian Candidate
  ...between F.B.I. and Soviet Secret Police. Plot tumbles upon counterplot. [[Agatha Christie]] takes over from [[Damon Runyon]] and [[Sigmund Freud]].... The good guys
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• Great house
  * The novels of Agatha Christie
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• Michael Gilbert
  ...ever had a single recurring character for which he became famous such as [[Agatha Christie]]'s [[Hercule Poirot]] or [[Rex Stout|Rex Stout's]] [[Nero Wolfe]], he did
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• Dartmoor
  ...to have had Foxtor Mire in mind when writing of the Great Grimpen Mire. [[Agatha Christie]], who had a house near Dartmouth, set her novel ''The Sittaford Mystery''
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• CZ Talk:Literature Workgroup
  ...nd so forth to the Literature Workgroup? And then sub-sub-groups, such as "Agatha Christie" and "Rex Stout" to the "Mystery stories"? It seems like a tempting idea, b
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• England
  ...rginia Woolf]], [[George Orwell]] and [[Harold Pinter]]. Others, such as [[Agatha Christie]], [[Enid Blyton]] and [[J.K. Rowling]] have been among the best-selling no
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