AGATHA CHRISTIE'S MOST PUZZLING MYSTERY: HERSELF

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From: The Boston Globe
Date: 19900919
Author:Diane White, Globe Staff

AGATHA CHRISTIE

The Woman and Her Mysteries

By Gillian Gill

Free Press, 243 pages, $22.50 What happened before and during Agatha Christie's 10-day disappearance in 1926 following the breakup of her first marriage to Archibald Christie has been the subject of endless speculation, even providing inspiration for a novel, "Agatha," by Kathleen Tynan, and a motion picture starring Vanessa Redgrave.

The young but already well-known mystery novelist was thought to be dead, by her own hand or by her estranged husband's. After she was discovered, staying in a hotel and ...

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