82. Cathy Rentzenbrink: The Agatha Christie Cure
Over one winter, writer and biographer Cathy Rentzenbrink reread each of the Agatha Christie mysteries in publication order. She became captivated by the enduring mystery of her 11-day disappearance in 1926, as well as the parallels between their lives, even several decades apart. In the year marking the 50th anniversary of Christie’s death, join Rentzenbrink on her own literary detective story, uncovering the clues hidden within Christie’s novels which reveal the secrets of the best-selling Queen of Crime’s personal crises.
This event will be chaired by Naomi Frisby.
Naomi Frisby is a writer and Programme and Partnerships Manager for the education charity First Story. She runs the blog The Writes of Woman and co-hosts the podcast Late To It.
There will be a BSL interpreter at this event.
This event has a limited number of bursary tickets available for people who might not otherwise be able to afford them. You can apply here.
This event is part of our Writers on Writing strand & Eternal Dame: the Living Legacy of Agatha Christie strand.
Event Details
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- Date: Saturday 17th October
- Time: 5:00 pm
- Price£12/9 concessions
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