86K views · 1.6K reactions | Sans jamais aller à l'école, Agatha Christie est devenue un génie de la littérature criminelle ; un paradoxe à la hauteur de ses plus grands romans 類 so.arte/AgathaChristie | ARTE | Facebook

Agatha Christie, writes John Lanchester, ‘is the only writer by whom I’ve read more than fifty books. So – why?’ Listen to Lanchester read his piece from 2018, where he dissects Christie’s compulsive readability, and considers why, despite her brazen lack of style, she was a great experimental formalist: lrb.co.uk/podcasts-and-videos/podcasts/the-lrb-podcast/the-case-of-agatha-christie | London Review of Books

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"You absorb Agatha Christie like you absorb Shakespeare." Hear the cast of The Witness for the Prosecution talk about Agatha Christie, the mind behind the mystery. | Agatha Christie

658K views · 21K reactions | Agatha Christie’s cleverly constructed clues, misdirection, and simplified suspects have stumped countless readers over the last century. So, how did she craft these perfect crimes? | TED-Ed | Facebook