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I've had Christie suggested to me several times, but I struggle to understand the appeal. Is she talented in terms of writing or just detective fiction?
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Just detective fiction
She came up with a few innovations in the locked room mystery.
She also got trapped by her own success and became formulaic and sloppy toward the end. Though she did get it together enough to give Poirot a nice send off with Curtain
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