Agatha Christie

The three-part miniseries brings Agatha Christie’s 1936 novel to thrilling life—thanks in large part to the talents of John Malkovich as Hercule Poirot.

‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ is a chaotic satire of both country house murder mysteries, and small-scale theater companies and thespians. It is tremendously silly, and brilliant.

The best-selling novelist of all time actually knew how to whip up a brew that could put you 6 feet under.

It's hard to imagine that such a quaint holiday home in Devon was where Agatha Christie dreamt up such macabre and violent ends for her characters.

You’d never guess she dreamt up such macabre and violent ends for her characters when you visit Agatha Christie’s idyllic holiday home on the banks of the River Dart in Devon.

Sophie Hannah, the author of the new novel The Orphan Choir, has always preferred the sketchy storyteller. Why should a narrator openly tell us everything when we haven’t earned that privilege?

British murder mystery Broadchurch, heading to the U.S. later this year, is a worthy successor to Forbrydelsen. Jace Lacob on ITV’s tantalizing thriller, which wraps up tonight.