Who has the introduction of Agatha Christine, a famous British mystery novelist?

Agatha christie (1890-1976), formerly known as Miller, is Agatha Marie Knalisa Miller. She was born in Torquay, Devon, England. Her father is English and her mother is English. 1 1 years old, his father died of illness, and his cultural accomplishment came entirely from his mother's education. Her mother is an open-minded woman and likes literature very much. She keeps her daughter by her side and often chats with her about world literary masterpieces to help her absorb the nutrition of literature. According to agatha christie's later recollection, "I first read Dickens' novels, which were influenced by Dickens and played a great role in my love of writing. Hard Times was my favorite book when I was a teenager. I also like Austin's works. My least favorite writer is Thackeray. "In Britain at that time, girls rarely had the opportunity to go to school, and the improvement of agatha christie's literary literacy benefited from reading.

Christie studied music in Paris when she was young, but her love of literature finally made her give up the road of becoming a singer. She married Colonel archibald Christie at the age of 24. During the First World War, she joined the Red Cross volunteer team and engaged in rescue work, which gave her the opportunity to get in touch with and understand the medicinal properties of various poisons, thus laying the foundation for the application of medicinal properties in future novels. After returning from the front, she began to write. In fact, when she was a teenager, she was encouraged by her mother to write a short story. Although it was not published, it aroused her creative desire. She once made a bet with her sister that she would be an excellent novelist when she grew up. Christie's earliest creation was poetry, and she also wrote a play about incest. Later, she wrote a long article. What she just started writing is rather boring, and she doesn't want to read any more. After several years of exploration, she read and wrote, and gradually fell in love with detective stories. It was Conan Doyle's detective stories that opened her mind and vision, and Holmes became a hero in her heart. Imitating Conan Doyle's writing style, she wrote her first detective novel Mystery in stiles at the age of 30.

In The Mystery of stiles, Christie created a detective, an artistic model whose appearance and personality are completely different from Sherlock Holmes-Poirot. Poirot is a Belgian, short stature, with a crooked beard, ugly appearance and a special cleanliness. There are many "small gray cells" in his mind-the so-called reasoning factors. According to Christie's description, Poirot is based on a Belgian tramp in her hometown. Sherlock Holmes is good at fighting, but Poirot doesn't know martial arts. He used his brain to solve crimes. Holmes has a doctor Watson as his assistant, while Bog is set off by the tall Captain Hastings. Hastings' way of thinking is always half a beat slower than Poirot's, which shows Poirot's keen judgment. The two people cooperate well, which is very dramatic for the partner.

At first, the fate of the "Stiles Mystery" was like a "bloody book". The publisher was not interested in the novel and was rejected by six publishers. One publishing house kept the manuscript in a drawer for nine months, which worried Christie. This book was finally published by John Lane Publishing House in 1920, with 2000 copies printed, and the remuneration was the same as that of "A Study of Blood Characters", only 25 pounds.

But the publication of this novel gave Christie a shot in the arm. She also wrote five or six detective novels, two of which still feature Poirot, and did not cause a sensation after publication; Another novel, The Man in Brown, was well received after its publication, but the detective Poirot did not appear in the book. 1926, Christie wrote "The Mystery of Roger" (also translated "The Murder of Roger Aklow"), which became famous at one fell swoop. This novel is about a rich gentleman in rural England who died in his study after his throat was cut. The informant asked Poirot to solve the case. In her novels, Christie described this tortuous and confusing case with a new narrative method, which won the welcome of British readers and made agatha christie a household name overnight.

In the days when Christie's works became popular, something strange happened in her personal life. First, her mother died, and then her husband, Colonel archibald Christie, had a lover named Tisha Neil and decided to divorce her. These two things gave her a great blow and cast a shadow over her life. Christie suddenly disappeared, and the British police dispatched 500 detectives, bringing police dogs and planes to conduct a large-scale search in the jungle. The radio also reported the mysterious disappearance of British popular female writer Christie, which also attracted Conan Doyle's attention. Conan Doyle also participated in the survey and predicted: "Christie will never commit suicide. I believe she will appear in front of readers within a month." Sure enough, on the first 12 day after her disappearance, the police finally found her in the famous tourist resort Haruman Hotel. Christie uses the pseudonym "Tisha Neil" (the name of her husband's lover). Agatha christie later explained that it was because she suffered from amnesia. After half a year's rest, she recovered.

I. 80 mystery novels

1. hercule poirot as the leading role ***38 novels and 33 novels 1920 the mysterious incident in stiles/the mysterious incident in stiles 1923 the murder on the golf course/the mysterious fog on the golf course/the murder on the golf course Lincks 1926 Roger Croyd/Roger. The murder of Roger Croyd 1927 Four Devils/Four Big Four Devils Four Devils 1928 The Secret of the Blue Train/The Danger at the End of KLOC-0/932/The Danger of the Old House by the Sea/The Secret of the Old House/The Danger at the End of the Cliff Villa 1933 Records of Humanity. The third time at dinner 1934 Murder on the Orient Express Murder on the Orient Express/Calais Coach Murder "Three Acts Murder" Murder in the Cloud Strange Death in the Cloud Air Death in the ABC Murder in Mesopotamia Tomb Murder Mystery The card on the table was silent witness/dumb witness/Poirot lost a client, Death on the Nile, also known as lunch at H Manor. Sad Cypress 1940, dentist murder case 1, 2, Fasten my shoelace/patriotic murder-excessive death, evil under the sun, evil under the sun, five little pigs/murder review 1946, ghost in an empty valley/fantasy house in an empty valley/murder legacy after work, storm/fatal legacy during flood in high tide season/death of a cleaning lady in one tide, murder of Mrs. McGinty's international school, hickory dock/hickory death 1956 death. Stupidity of the dead/KOOC-0/959 Cat in Pigeon/Cat in Campus Mystery Pigeon/KOOC-0/963 Strange Clock Mystery Clock/KOOC-0/966 Apartment Girl Third Girl/KOOC-0/969 Halloween Murder, Halloween Party/KOOC-0/972 Old Crime Shadow. Images can be remembered 1975 curtains-Poirot's last case

5 collections of novels

1924 prime minister's kidnapping case/Poirot investigation includes 1 1 short detective stories featuring Poirot and Hastings. Murder in the News/Mirror of the Dead 1937 Murder in a Hidden Lane contains four novellas of Poirot. 1947 Hercules' great achievements/Hercules' labor contains 12 Poirot's great mystery. 1960 The Adventures of Christmas Pudding contains six detective stories, Poirot's and Ma Puer's. 1974 Poirot's early stories include 18 Poirot's detective short stories. 2. With Miss Ma Puer as the leading role, 14 1930 murder of the priest's house 1942. The Mystery of Female Corpse in Library 1943 Magic Hand/Moving Finger 1950 Murder Notice A murder case was announced 1952 Mirrors were used to kill people/They killed people with mirrors 1953 A bag of rye 1957 came from Paddington. What did Mrs. McGillicuddy see? 65438 Murder/Mystery Villa Sleeping Murder Collection 1932 Dead Grass Third Question/Tuesday Club Murder Case contains 13 Miss Ma Puer's detective stories. 1979 the last case of miss Ma Puer contains six stories and two supernatural stories of miss Ma Puer. 3. Five biographies of Tommy and Tupps: full name: Thomas beresford, Prudence Cowley, Tommy Dubens, later changed to: Tupps Nationality: British Occupation: Both husband and wife are British spies. Achievements: Many espionage cases were cracked, which saved Britain from dire straits many times and ensured the leading position of the British government, thus ensuring the stability of British social order. Works: Debut: 1922 Hidden Danger/Young Adventurer/Secret Opponents Join Hands Again: 1929 Criminal Gangs/Conspiracy Partners have children: 194 1 Password has children and grandchildren. Three films featuring Inspector Barto 1925 Hunting in Famous Gardens/The Secret of Chimney 1929 The Mystery of Seven Dials/The Mystery of Seven Dials 1944 Zero Time/Towards the Decisive Moment Towers Zero 5. Amateur detectives and some short stories 16 1924 The Man in the Brown Suit 1930 The mysterious Mr. Quinn. 193 1 Hartsmore's Stafford mystery/murder 1934 Why do they ask Evans? /Boomerang Clue 1939 Murder is easy/Killing is easy 1939 Nobody is alive/Ten little Indians/Strange Island is gone/Ten little Indians/Niger 1945 Death is the end 1945 Memories of Death/Sparkling cyanide/Notes. Curved House/KOOC-0/950 Mousetrap Stage Play/KOOC-0/9568 Other Four/KOOC-0/933 Death Hound contains/KOOC-0/2 mysterious and supernatural detective novels. 1934 "A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" The riddle of Listdale contains 12 episodes of relaxed and romantic stories, without a famous detective. 1934 Adventure Romance Parker Pine Survey/Mr. Parker Pine Detective Agatha's gorgeous collection Parker Pine, Poirot's old partner Mrs. Oliver and his secretary Miss Mona Lee are all employed by Mr. Pine at this time. 199 1 The Mysterious Third Party agatha christie has a large number of short stories, some of which have only been selected in the United States and have never been published in Britain. In order to make up for this deficiency, the British publishing company published The Mysterious Third Party 1992. This book is a collection of eight Agatha short stories. There are not only detective stories in this book, but also mystery novel and emotional novels.

Two. Other works

1. Screenplay Collection 1978 Mouse Trap and Other Screenplays/USA, Dodd Meade 1993 Mouse Trap and Selected Screenplays/UK, Collins 1993 Witness of Progress and Selected Screenplays/UK, Collins 2. The emotional novel published under the pseudonym Mary West mccourt 1930 Bread of the Giant 1934 Unfinished Portrait 1944 Absence in Spring 6543. Roses and yew trees are the love of mother and daughter and the burden of daughter. This work published Love Story under the pen name agatha christie Mallowan 1946. Leah, come on, tell me how you live 1965 Bethlehem Star 4. Autobiography of Agatha Christie 5. Collection of Poetry 1924 Road to Dreams 1973 Collection of Poetry (Part I, Volume II) 6 poems. A long mystery novel 1983 Behind the Scenes (written in 1930 and published in the Collection of Exclusive News) 193 1 published in the Collection of Behind the Scenes)193/kloc-