Agatha Christie’s Devon

Agatha Christie’s Devon by Bret Hawthorne, published by Halsgrove in 2010, offers a detailed exploration of the locations that inspired the renowned author Agatha Christie. This edition, comprising 144 pages, is presented in English and invites readers to delve into the rich literary landscape of Torquay, Christie’s birthplace, and the surrounding areas of Torbay and South Devon, which feature prominently in her works.
In this book, Bret Hawthorne, a devoted admirer of Christie’s literature, traces the actual sites that influenced her storytelling. Readers will find a blend of literary criticism and travel insights, as the author shares his lifelong knowledge of the region while guiding them through the landscapes that shaped Christie’s narratives. This exploration not only highlights the mystery and detective elements of her writing but also serves as a special interest guide for those keen on understanding the connection between place and literature in Great Britain.
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Torquay is the birth place of Agatha Christie, & Torbay & South Devon provide the locations for many of the settings in her work. In this book, the author, an avid fan of Christie’s work with a lifelong knowledge of the area follows in the footsteps of the author to discover the actual locations which inspired her.
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