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73HERCULE POIROT
POIROT i wondered about the name many times.In every age its very interesting to hear detective stories.it inspires every one.actually it arouses our mental possibilities withina limiting environment...
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68Murderer on the loose on in HubPages
I love murder. Murder is a great form of escape for me. After a long day at work, when the boss is treating me like something less than human, I just want to come home and get into a nice murder. Lots of...
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68My Friend Agatha: Agatha Christie's Books
Agatha Christie Over the years, I have had many good friends. When in hardships, they encouraged me. When frustrated, they gave advice. When down, they made me laugh. One of these friends is Agatha Christie....
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64Anime Review of Agatha Christie's Great Detectives
"Agatha Christie's Great Detectives" is a thirty-nine episode Japanese anime series directed by Naohito Takahashi and produced by Oriental Light and Magic with its original run starting from July 4, 2004...
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56Three Classic Ladies Of Mystery Writing
Mystery books, particularly murder mysteries, have been popular since the late 19th century. Over the years, various writers have achieved fame and success, but in time their books become unknown except to the most avid mystery readers. But others stand the test of time. Of these, there are 3 classic ladies of mystery writing--Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, and Ngaio Marsh.
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61Top of the Cops - Favourite Crime Shows Part I
It seemed like such a simple task to set myself. It all started when I was writing another hub about a tv show challenge to write the title and 25 word story starter for a crime and/or mystery story. I love...
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63My Favorite Books and Authors
For mystery and suspense, I used to read Stephen King's novels; however, as my life got too scary, I stopped with King's scary books. But, The Traveler is still one I remember well. Now, my mysteries and...
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67Murder Mysteries - British Style
Murder. Why are the British so good at it? From Agatha Christie to P. D James, Arthur Conan-Doyle to Colin Dexter, British mystery writers have dominated the world. Read about Midsomer Murders, Poirot, Mrs. Bradley, Morse and more and determine what makes a host of quiet, well-spoken, unemotional Brits so good at killing - between the pages of a cottage mystery or police procedural, that is.
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45Agatha Christie
Agatha Christie is known all over the world as the Queen of Crime. She wrote 78 crime novels, 19 plays and 6 romantic novels under the name of Mary Westmacott. Her books have been translated into 103 foreign...
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