Agatha Christie's Disappearance: Amnesia, Suicide, or Despair?

(historicmysteries.com)

14 points | by thunderbong 3 days ago

3 comments

  • infl8ed 4 minutes ago
    Interesting timing for this to appear, I've just started reading The Grand Tour (https://www.agathachristie.com/stories/the-grand-tour), from the blurb: "With a ten-month itinerary that would take her across South Africa, New Zealand, Hawaii and Canada, The Grand Tour is a unique record of Agatha Christie's round-the-world journey of 1922, told through her extensive and lively letters home to her mother."

    So far I can confirm her letters to her mother are every bit as entertaining as her mainline literary work. It is absolutely crazy to me that she had this opportunity in 1922!

  • kleton 5 minutes ago
    Maybe she just liked giving people mysteries
  • jleyank 3 days ago
    Doctor Who discussed this in detail.
    • butvacuum 55 minutes ago
      This comment is going to stir up quite the buzz.
      • fnord77 46 minutes ago
        Judging by the votes, I don't think people are getting the wasp reference