Agatha Christie and the rules of detective fiction
Reece Goodall shares the ways in which Agatha Christie upholds and breaks the rules of detective fiction across her genre-defining repertoire.
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27 handwritten volumes of Alan Rickman’s diaries to be published
Noah Keate
Dec. 10
Publishing staffers protest new Jordan Peterson book
Reece Goodall
Dec. 8
‘Book Monk’ to ‘Book Obsessive’: you can never have enough books in your life
Sidney Pycroft
Dec. 6
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Phoebe Dar
Dec. 4
NaNoWriMo: the ultimate writer’s programme?
Claudia Benitez
Dec. 2
Adapting ‘And Then There Were None’
Reece Goodall
Nov. 30
Adapting ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
Reece Goodall
Nov. 28
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