Agatha Christie

Holidays from Hell: Seven deadly summertime reads

19 July, 2023

With the world burning on its axis, you might need a holiday book to cool off with indoors just as much as a beach read for summer 2023. Here at Crime Fiction Lover, we are never short of hot book recommendations and as the schools…

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The Pale Horse rides again, courtesy of The Folio Society

By crimefictionlover

14 March, 2023

The Pale Horse is one of Agatha Christie’s darkest and most gothic mysteries, and is arguably the best among many great novels by this author. Today, the book is being republished in a special format by The Folio Society, complete with illustrated plates by the…

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Marple: Twelve New Stories

By Erin Britton

23 September, 2022

While Agatha Christie eventually grew tired of Hercule Poirot, describing him as ‘an egocentric creep’ and devising a deeply divisive ending for him, she retained her affection for the far more personable Miss Jane Marple. From her first appearance in The Tuesday Night Club, a…

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Agatha Christie's Hjerson comes to More4 and Walter Presents

By crimefictionlover

10 August, 2022

Klara Sandberg is a reality TV producer who’s had an epiphany. In the middle of the brainstorm for MILFs Hotel season seven, she decides all the ideas are rubbish. The whole thing is rubbish. She’d rather be doing something more important, something that matters. Perhaps…

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Erin Britton: The five books that got me hooked on crime fiction

By Erin Britton

22 May, 2022

The Three Investigators. Nancy Drew. The Hardy Boys. The Famous Five. Encyclopedia Brown. Hanging out with that bunch of precocious nosy parkers during my formative years is definitely what started me on the path to a life of crime (fiction). Of all the kid detectives,…

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My crime classics by Anthony Horowitz

By crimefictionlover

12 August, 2021

English author Anthony Horowitz is writing some of the most innovative and inspiring crime fiction out there. Books like The Magpie Murders and The Word is Murder, in which a proxy of Anthony himself has a role to play, have left us dazzled with our…

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PBS puts Agatha Christie in the spotlight

By DeathBecomesHer

9 January, 2021

She’s the undisputed queen of crime, the most successful fiction writer of all time and her books have sold over a billion copies in English and a billion in translation – but what made Agatha Christie tick? Two new documentaries about to premiere on US-based PBS may…

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The Corpse with the Crystal Skull by Cathy Ace

By Sonja van der Westhuizen

1 July, 2020

The ninth adventure in the Cait Morgan series, The Corpse with the Crystal Skull, sees the Welsh-Canadian criminology professor heading to Jamaica with her husband and friends for her 50th birthday celebrations. As you probably already know, whether it’s a small English village or an…

Crime Fiction Lover

Holidays from Hell: Seven deadly summertime reads

The Pale Horse rides again, courtesy of The Folio Society

Marple: Twelve New Stories

Agatha Christie's Hjerson comes to More4 and Walter Presents

Erin Britton: The five books that got me hooked on crime fiction

My crime classics by Anthony Horowitz

PBS puts Agatha Christie in the spotlight

The Corpse with the Crystal Skull by Cathy Ace

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