Oct 14, 2026 · 2 min · 4 segments
Before Knives Out, escape rooms and true-crime podcasts, there was Agatha Christie. The 'Queen of Crime' perfected the murder-mystery format and, 50 years after her death, we still can't get enough of…
Sarah LestrangeHostShe has no red herrings in this book.
They all seem like red herrings and then there are no red herrings.
What happened when Agatha was the star of her own missing persons case? It is
the greatest mystery she ever created because you cannot definitively solve it.
And would the Thursday Murder Club or Only Murders in the Building or Cluedo exist without Agatha Christie?
The fact that AI has even gotten involved in Agatha Christie is pretty remarkable to me.
She has no red herrings in this book.
They all seem like red herrings and then there are no red herrings.
What happened when Agatha was the star of her own missing persons case? It is
the greatest mystery she ever created because you cannot definitively solve it.
And would the Thursday Murder Club or Only Murders in the Building or Cluedo exist without Agatha Christie?
The fact that AI has even gotten involved in Agatha Christie is pretty remarkable to me.
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