Escolar Documentos
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Novels
Agatha Christie wrote 66 detective or mystery novels.
Year
published
Title
Detectives
1920
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Inspector Japp
1922
1923
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Monsieur Giraud
1924
Colonel Race
Anne Beddingfeld
1925
Superintendent Battle
Anthony Cade
1926
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Raglan
1927
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Inspector Japp
1928
Hercule Poirot
1929
Superintendent Battle
Eileen "Bundle" Brent
1930
Miss Marple
Inspector Slack
1931
Emily Trefusis
Inspector Narracott
1932
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Inspector Japp
1933
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Inspector Japp
1934
Hercule Poirot
1934
Bobby Jones
Frankie Derwent
1935
Hercule Poirot
Mr. Satterthwaite
1935
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Japp
1936
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings, Chief Inspector Japp
1936
Murder in Mesopotamia
Hercule Poirot
Captain Maitland, Dr. Reilly
1936
Hercule Poirot
Colonel Race, Superintendent Battle, Ariadne Oliver
1937
Dumb Witness
Hercule Poirot
also Poirot Loses a Client/Mystery at Littlegreen House Arthur Hastings
1937
Hercule Poirot
Colonel Race
1938
Hercule Poirot
1938
Hercule Poirot
1939
Murder is Easy
also Easy to Kill
Superintendent Battle
Luke Fitzwilliam
1939
1940
Sad Cypress
Hercule Poirot
1940
Hercule Poirot
Chief Inspector Japp
1941
Hercule Poirot
Colonel Weston, Inspector Colgate
1941
N or M?
1942
Miss Marple
Inspector Slack
1942
Hercule Poirot
1942
Miss Marple
1944
Towards Zero
also Come and Be Hanged
Superintendent Battle
Inspector James Leach
1944
Hori
1945
Sparkling Cyanide
also Remembered Death
Colonel Race
Chief Inspector Kemp
1946
The Hollow
also Murder After Hours
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Grange
1948
Hercule Poirot
Superintendent Spence
1949
Crooked House
Charles Hayward
Chief Inspector Taverner
1950
A Murder is Announced
Miss Marple
Chief Inspector Craddock
1951
Victoria Jones
1952
Hercule Poirot
Ariadne Oliver, Superintendent Spence
1952
Miss Marple
Inspector Curry
1953
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Morton, Mr. Goby
1953
Miss Marple
1954
Destination Unknown
also So Many Steps to Death
1955
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Sharpe
1956
Hercule Poirot
Ariadne Oliver
1957
Miss Marple
Chief Inspector Craddock, Lucy Eyelesbarrow
1958
Ordeal by Innocence
Arthur Calgary
Superintendent Huish
1959
Hercule Poirot
Inspector Kelsey, Adam Goodman
1961
Inspector Lejeune
Ariadne Oliver, Mark Easterbrook
1962
Miss Marple
Chief Inspector Craddock
1963
The Clocks
Hercule Poirot
Det. Inspector Hardcastle, Colin Lamb
1964
A Caribbean Mystery
Miss Marple
1965
At Bertram's Hotel
Miss Marple
Chief Inspector Fred "Father" Davy
1966
Third Girl
Hercule Poirot
Ariadne Oliver, Chief Inspector Neele, Mr. Goby
1967
Endless Night
Sergeant Keene
1968
1969
Hallowe'en Party
Hercule Poirot
Ariadne Oliver, Superintendent Spence
1970
Passenger to Frankfurt
Stafford Nye
1971
Nemesis
Miss Marple
1972
Hercule Poirot
Ariadne Oliver
1973
Postern of Fate
Last novel Christie wrote
1975
Curtain
Poirot's last case, written 36 years earlier.
Hercule Poirot
Arthur Hastings
1976
Sleeping Murder
Miss Marple's last case, written 36 years earlier
Miss Marple
Plays
1930 Black Coffee (Novelised by Charles Osborne in 1998 as Black Coffee)
1943 And Then There Were None (Based on the 1939 novel Ten Little Indians)
1944 Murder on the Nile/Hidden Horizon (Based on the 1937 novel Death on the Nile)
1945 Appointment with Death (Based on the 1938 novel Appointment with Death)
1951 The Hollow (Based on the 1946 novel The Hollow)
1952 The Mousetrap (Based on the 1948 short story Three Blind Mice)
1953 Witness for the Prosecution (Based on the short story The Witness for the Prosecution)
1954 Spider's Web (Novelised by Charles Osborne in 2000 as Spider's Web)
1956 A Daughter's a Daughter (Written as a play in the late 1930s. Performed professionally once. Unpublished
but turned into the 1952 Mary Westmacott novel A Daughter's a Daughter)
1956 Towards Zero (Based on the 1944 novel Towards Zero)
1958 Verdict
1958 The Unexpected Guest (Novelised by Charles Osborne in 1999 as The Unexpected Guest)
1960 Go Back for Murder (Based on the 1942 novel Five Little Pigs)
1962 Rule of Three (Comprising Afternoon at the Seaside, The Rats and The Patient)
1972 Fiddler's Three (Originally written as Fiddler's Five. Unpublished.)
1973 Akhnaton (Written in 1937)
2003 Chimneys (Written in 1931, but unperformed for 72 years. Based on the 1925 novel The Secret of Chimneys.
Unpublished.)
Radio plays
1937 The Yellow Iris (Based on the short story of the same name)
1947 Three Blind Mice (Christie's celebrated stage play The Mousetrap was based on this radio play)
1948 Butter in a Lordly Dish
1954 Personal Call
Television plays
1937 Wasp's Nest (Based on the short story of the same name)
Nonfiction
1946 Come, Tell Me How You Live
1977 Agatha Christie: An Autobiography
2012 The Grand Tour: Around the World with the Queen of Mystery
Co-authored works
1930 Behind The Screen. A radio serial written together with Hugh Walpole, Dorothy L. Sayers, Anthony
Berkeley, E. C. Bentley and Ronald Knox of the Detection Club. Published in book form in 1983 in The Scoop
and Behind The Screen.
1931 The Scoop. A radio serial written together with Dorothy L. Sayers, E. C. Bentley, Anthony Berkeley,
Freeman Wills Crofts and Clemence Dane of the Detection Club. Published in book form in 1983 in The Scoop
and Behind The Screen.
1931 The Floating Admiral. A book written together with G. K. Chesterton, Dorothy L. Sayers and certain other
members of the Detection Club.
1956 Towards Zero (A West End theatre dramatisation of her 1944 novel co-written with Gerard Verner)
Unpublished material
Personal Call (supernatural radio play, featuring Inspector Narracott who also appeared in The Sittaford Mystery;
a recording is in the British Library Sound Archive)
The Woman and the Kenite (horror; a translation, from an Italian magazine of the 1920s): La Moglie del Kenita
[1]
, retrieved 19 June 2013
Butter In a Lordly Dish (horror/detective radio play, adapted from The Woman and the Kenite)
Being So Very Wilful (romantic)
Snow Upon the Desert (romantic novel)
Stronger than Death (supernatural)
The Green Gate (supernatural)
The Greenshore Folly (novella featuring Hercule Poirot; the basis for Dead Man's Folly) [Published in Kindle
format as "Hercule Poirot and the Greenshore Folly" on Nov. 12, 2013.]
The War Bride (supernatural)
Eugenia and Eugenics (stage play)
References
[1] http:/ / agatha. hu/ Dokumentumok/ kenita. pdf
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