Andrew Wilson, an Irish novelist, will bring the life of Agatha Christie to the public today, and will debate whether the English writer "remains the queen of crime."
Work written in 1967. A story that is told by Michael Rogers, a young man who likes to live in the moment and without plans for the future, does not have and does not want a permanent job. He prefers to be free to take advantage of life. At a certain moment he is doubly […]
The spider web (in English The Spider's Web) is a play written by crime and mystery novelist Agatha Christie in 1954. Clarissa, the wife of a Foreign Office diplomat, is prone to daydreaming. Assuming that one day he would find a corpse in the library, what would he do? He asks. Clarissa has the opportunity […]
Agatha Christie's work in foreign countries presented by John Curran. Located next to Playa Jardín, it is a fortress built in the 17th century, of the colonial type, which defended the Old Port from the attacks of privateers and pirates. It was one of the four forts that in ancient times defended the city. This […]
Ken Fisher of the English library, expert in Agatha Christie will offer us an English conference on the crime and mystery genre novel that will add value to the history of this VII Agatha Christie International Festival.
When the young Sophia returns from the war to her home she discovers that her grandfather has been poisoned and in the family everyone mistrusts everyone. Fortunately, his fiance, Charles, is the son of a Scotland Yard agent and plans to investigate what happened.
The expert John Curran and the writer Andrew Wilson of crime and mystery genre novel will give a talk at the Botanic Hotel in English where they will explain why Agatha Christie is still the Queen of Crime.
