The Case of the Missing Will, by Agatha Christie Read it here in about 20 minutes. In honour of the Liars’ League’s recent Agatha Christie themed short story event, thinking about Agatha Christie’s legacy as Queen of Crime and Mystery… Short stories don’t need much exposition, if any, and you can see this in ‘The Case of theContinue reading “A short story I recently read”
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A short story I recently read
The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim, by Agatha Christie Read it here in about 30 minutes. In honour of the Liars’ League’s recent Agatha Christie themed short story event, thinking about Agatha Christie’s legacy as Queen of Crime and Mystery… Adhering to two of the rules commonly applied to short stories, this particular story features a shortContinue reading “A short story I recently read”
A short story I recently read
The Mystery of Hunter’s Lodge, by Agatha Christie Read it here in about 30 minutes. In honour of the Liars’ League’s upcoming Agatha Christie themed short story event, thinking about Agatha Christie’s legacy as Queen of Crime and Mystery… I love Agatha Christie’s story titles – they may indicate the crime, and sometimes the locationContinue reading “A short story I recently read”
A short story I recently read
The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb, by Agatha Christie Read it here in about 30 minutes. In honour of the Liars’ League’s upcoming Agatha Christie themed short story event, thinking about Agatha Christie’s legacy as Queen of Crime and Mystery… Christie travelled a great deal throughout her lifetime, and you can see her using thatContinue reading “A short story I recently read”
A short story I wrote
My short story, Death in the Dolomites, will be performed by a professional actor at the next Liars’ League event in London (Tuesday 4th August 2026), which is on the theme of Women & Girls: Murder and Mischief. The theme commemorates the 50th anniversary of the death of the Queen of Crime herself, Agatha Christie. DetailsContinue reading “A short story I wrote”
Three of my favourite short stories
I came across a blog post recently that suggested a ‘gratitude’ approach to reading. So, here are 3 books I’m grateful for: ‘Death on the Nile’, by Agatha Christie I am grateful for this book because, first of all, I have always loved going on epic journeys, so I love reading about them too – myContinue reading “Three of my favourite short stories”
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