Ep 8: Curtain

De: Blanchard House

Narrado por: Joe Nocera

Just in case she doesn’t survive London’s Blitz, Agatha Christie writes the final chapter of Poirot - but doesn’t publish it until years later, just months before her own death in 1976. Joe tracks down the descendants of the Major to finally put this case to rest.

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Great story

I really enjoyed how the podcast used historical events to contextualize, Agatha Christie’s writing, and the insightful commentary on her possible state of mind. Brilliant job. I do hope they release more podcasts like this.

Unique and interesting look at Agatha”a work

Loved the tie in with the Armstrong
poisoning case. Enjoyed this podcast and the case was a great mystery too.

A well done modern take

Filled with facts, storytelling, wonderful narration snd interviews! Even the music is redone in a most interesting way. And it’s free!

This was so good…Crime and Agatha Christi lore

What’s not to like? I learned interesting things about Agatha Christie and about the Armstrong case. And the interview with David Suchet in the last episode was delightful.

Entertaining and intriguing

I have very much enjoyed many of Christie’s novels and so getting the chance to learn more about her life, as well as to hear other thrilling true crime stories, was awesome.

A podcast for “the Little Grey Cells”

I absolutely loved this podcast. It was so well produced and engaging. As a lifetime Christie fan, it’s a no-brainer. But for folks new to Dame AC but who love true crime and history, it’s also a hit!

Twist and turns!

There wasn’t more chapters to this story within a story! I must read more Agatha.

A must for all Agatha Christie fans

Each episode is full of interesting stories and facts about the Major Armstrong case, and even more fascinating information about the Queen of crime, Dame Agatha Christie.

Truly enjoyed!

Great listen and super interesting blending of stories! Also, David Suchet!! I love hearing him speak of Hercule Poitou.

I love Agatha even more!

Great research, great hosts, and guests. Editing could be better, but fantastic subject and a great listen.