Agatha Christie: The Mystery Writer's Journey

This chapter explores Agatha Christie's life in the late 1920s and 1930s, detailing her personal and professional evolution after her divorce, including her travels and archaeological interests. It highlights significant works like 'Murder in Mesopotamia' and the introduction of her iconic detective, Miss Marple, amidst discussions of her complex legacy, including cultural context and racial sensitivities in her writing. The chapter culminates in a reflection on Christie's lasting influence on the mystery genre and her memorable characters.