What makes Agatha Christie's writing style distinct?

What made Agatha Christie's stories stand out? What made her stories stand out were, of course, the characters. She created memorable and dignified characters which any class of readers could relate to. read more

Agatha Christie is a misunderstood writer. That might be an odd statement for me to make since she is widely known and read. And enjoyed. Her books are sold all over the world and is apparently outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare. Her writing style is distinct. And succinct. And this is where I believe she is misunderstood. read more

The works of Dame Agatha Christie are still a part of popular culture. In a writing career lasting more than 55 years, she wrote 72 novels (66 mystery novels and 6 romance novels) and 15 short story collections—a body of work that remains unparalleled in any genre, except perhaps by Stephen King. read more

Agatha Christie tried again later on in her writing career to incorporate a close friend, Belcher, into one of her stories. He was badgering her to be the murderer in the book she was writing, The Man in the Brown Suit. read more