Agatha Christie

1.Her biography:
Agatha Christie, her maiden name Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was born in Torquay in the United Kingdom (Devon) in 1891, an American father and an English mother. The latter died when the writer is a child. His widowed mother encouraged him very top through education original writing. When Agatha reaches the age of 16, she moved to Pars to start learning a singing career that she should give up quickly. Agatha celebrates her engagement with Colonel Archibald in 1912, she married two years later and she had a daughter named Rosalind. She is forced to split her husband left to fight in the war of 14-18 and begins working at the hospital in Torquay. At this time, thanks to a bet with her sister, Agatha Christie wrote her first book titled: The mysterious affair at Styles. This book not finding a publisher at once, it was not published until 1920 Bodley Head. But it was not until 1926 that the writer becomes famous through the novel: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. Agatha Christie Thus began the habit of writing two books a year. However in 1928, she left her husband after 14 years of marriage, following a temporary amnesia. She married two years later the archaeologist Max Mallowan that will give managers of several of these novels during journeys to archaeological sites.

Apart from these famous novels she wrote for the rest of his life, Agatha Christie has published novels under the name Mary Westmacott as far from you this spring (1944) or the Rose and the yellow tree ( 1948) but also poems, short stories and an autobiography. She ends her life in January 1976 at his home in Wallingford, England, after slaying her most famous detective, Hercule Poirot, I appointed, in a most fascinating history.
Agatha Christie has shown, it is true, another aspect of the crime, its causes and how we should go about solving it. It can be seen, she said, as a single event but as a fact explained by the personality of the victim as the murderer.