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CHRISTIE, AGATHA

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The Adventure of the Clapham Cook (ss) The Sketch Nov 14 1923; also as “Find the Cook”. [Hercule Poirot]
Find the Cook (ss) The Sketch Nov 14 1923, as “The Adventure of the Clapham Cook”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Lost Mine (ss) The Sketch Nov 21 1923; also as “Poirot Makes an Investment”. [Hercule Poirot]
Poirot Makes an Investment (ss) The Sketch Nov 21 1923, as “The Lost Mine”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Cornish Mystery (ss) The Sketch Nov 28 1923 [Hercule Poirot]
The Double Clue (ss) The Sketch Dec 5 1923 [Hercule Poirot]
The Clergyman’s Daughter (ss) The Grand Magazine Dec 1923 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Red House (ss) The Grand Magazine Dec 1923 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Adventure of the Dartmoor Bungalow (ss) The Sketch Jan 9 1924; also as “The Importance of a Leg of Mutton”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Importance of a Leg of Mutton (ss) The Sketch Jan 9 1924, as “The Adventure of the Dartmoor Bungalow”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Chess Problem (ss) The Sketch Feb 13 1924 [Hercule Poirot]
The Girl in the Train (nv) The Grand Magazine Feb 1924
The Coming of Mr. Quin (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1924, as “The Passing of Mr. Quin”. [Harley Quin]
The Passing of Mr. Quin (ss) The Grand Magazine Mar 1924; also as “The Coming of Mr. Quin”. [Harley Quin]
The Red Signal (ss) The Grand Magazine Jun 1924
The Mystery of the Blue Jar (ss) The Grand Magazine Jul 1924
Mr. Eastwood’s Adventure (ss) The Novel Magazine Aug 1924, as “The Mystery of the Second Cucumber”.
The Mystery of the Second Cucumber (ss) The Novel Magazine Aug 1924; also as “Mr. Eastwood’s Adventure”; also as “The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl”.
The Mystery of the Spanish Shawl (ss) The Novel Magazine Aug 1924, as “The Mystery of the Second Cucumber”.
Publicity (ss) The Sketch Sep 24 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Affair of the Pink Pearl (ss) The Sketch Oct 1 1924; also as “Blunt’s Brilliant Detectives”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Blunt’s Brilliant Detectives (ss) The Sketch Oct 1 1924, as “The Affair of the Pink Pearl”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Finessing the King (ss) The Sketch Oct 8 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Case of the Missing Lady (ss) The Sketch Oct 15 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Adventure of the Sinister Stranger (ss) The Sketch Oct 22 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Sunningdale Mystery (ss) The Sketch Oct 29 1924, as “The Sunninghall Mystery”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Sunninghall Mystery (ss) The Sketch Oct 29 1924; also as “The Sunningdale Mystery”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Jealousy Is the Devil (ss) The Grand Magazine Oct 1924, as “The Shadow on the Glass”. [Harley Quin]
The Shadow on the Glass (ss) The Grand Magazine Oct 1924; also as “Jealousy Is the Devil”. [Harley Quin]
The House of Lurking Death (ss) The Sketch Nov 5 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Ambassador’s Boots (ss) The Sketch Nov 12 1924, as “The Matter of the Ambassador’s Boots”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Matter of the Ambassador’s Boots (ss) The Sketch Nov 12 1924; also as “The Ambassador’s Boots”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Affair of the Forged Notes (ss) The Sketch Nov 19 1924; also as “The Crackler”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Crackler (ss) The Sketch Nov 19 1924, as “The Affair of the Forged Notes”. [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Blind Man’s Buff (ss) The Sketch Nov 26 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Philomel Cottage (nv) The Grand Magazine Nov 1924
The Man in the Mist (ss) The Sketch Dec 3 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
The Man Who Was Number Sixteen (nv) The Sketch Dec 10 1924 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
Traitor’s Hands (nv) Flynn’s Jan 31 1925; also as “The Witness for the Prosecution”.
The Witness for the Prosecution (nv) Flynn’s Jan 31 1925, as “Traitor’s Hands”.
Who Killed Ackroyd? (n.) The (London) Evening News Jul 16-Sep 16 1925 [Hercule Poirot]
A Sign in the Sky (ss) The Grand Magazine Jul 1925 [Harley Quin]
The Disappearance of Captain Harwell (ss) The Grand Magazine Nov 1925, as “A Man of Magic”. [Harley Quin]
A Man of Magic (ss) The Grand Magazine Nov 1925; also as “The Disappearance of Captain Harwell”. [Harley Quin]
The Benevolent Butler (ss) The Grand Magazine Dec 1925; also as “The Listerdale Mystery”.
The Fourth Man (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Dec 1925
The Listerdale Mystery (ss) The Grand Magazine Dec 1925, as “The Benevolent Butler”.
S.O.S. (ss) The Grand Magazine Feb 1926
Where There’s a Will (ss) Mystery Magazine Mar 1 1926, as “Wireless”.
Wireless (ss) Mystery Magazine Mar 1 1926; also as “Where There’s a Will”.
The Under Dog (na) Mystery Magazine Apr 1 1926 [Hercule Poirot]
At the Crossroads (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Oct 30 1926; also as “The Love Detectives”. [Harley Quin]
The Love Detectives (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Oct 30 1926, as “At the Crossroads”. [Harley Quin]
The Soul of the Croupier (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Nov 13 1926 [Harley Quin]
World’s End (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Nov 20 1926 [Harley Quin]
The Last Séance (ss) Ghost Stories Nov 1926, as “The Woman Who Stole a Ghost”.
The Woman Who Stole a Ghost (ss) Ghost Stories Nov 1926; also as “The Last Séance”.
The Voice in the Dark (ss) Flynn’s Weekly Dec 4 1926 [Harley Quin]
The Edge (ss) Pearson’s Magazine Feb 1927
The Face of Helen (ss) The Story-teller Apr 1927 [Harley Quin]
Harlequin’s Lane (nv) The Story-teller May 1927 [Harley Quin]
The Solving Six (ss) The Royal Magazine Dec 1927, as “The Tuesday Night Club”. [Jane Marple]
The Tuesday Club Murders (ss) The Royal Magazine Dec 1927, as “The Tuesday Night Club”. [Jane Marple]
The Tuesday Night Club (ss) The Royal Magazine Dec 1927; also as “The Solving Six”; also as “The Tuesday Club Murders”. [Jane Marple]
The Idol House of Astarte (ss) The Royal Magazine Jan 1928; also as “The Solving Six and the Evil Hour”; also as “The ‘Supernatural’ Murder”. [Jane Marple]
The Solving Six and the Evil Hour (ss) The Royal Magazine Jan 1928, as “The Idol House of Astarte”. [Jane Marple]
The “Supernatural” Murder (ss) The Royal Magazine Jan 1928, as “The Idol House of Astarte”. [Jane Marple]
Ingots of Gold (ss) The Royal Magazine Feb 1928; also as “Miss Marple and the Golden Galleon”; also as “The Solving Six and the Golden Grave”. [Jane Marple]
Miss Marple and the Golden Galleon (ss) The Royal Magazine Feb 1928, as “Ingots of Gold”. [Jane Marple]
The Solving Six and the Golden Grave (ss) The Royal Magazine Feb 1928, as “Ingots of Gold”. [Jane Marple]
The Bloodstained Pavement (ss) The Royal Magazine Mar 1928; also as “Drip! Drip!”; also as “Miss Marple and the Wicked World”. [Jane Marple]
Drip! Drip! (ss) The Royal Magazine Mar 1928, as “The Bloodstained Pavement”. [Jane Marple]
Miss Marple and the Wicked World (ss) The Royal Magazine Mar 1928, as “The Bloodstained Pavement”. [Jane Marple]
Motive vs. Opportunity (ss) The Royal Magazine Apr 1928; also as “Where’s the Catch?”. [Jane Marple]
Where’s the Catch? (ss) The Royal Magazine Apr 1928, as “Motive vs. Opportunity”. [Jane Marple]
Ask and You Shall Receive (ss) The Royal Magazine May 1928, as “The Thumb Mark of St. Peter”. [Jane Marple]
The Thumb Mark of St. Peter (ss) The Royal Magazine May 1928; also as “Ask and You Shall Receive”. [Jane Marple]
By Road or Rail (ss) The Sunday Dispatch Sep 23 1928; also as “Double Sin”. [Hercule Poirot]
Double Sin (ss) The Sunday Dispatch Sep 23 1928, as “By Road or Rail”. [Hercule Poirot]
Wasps’ Nest (ss) The Daily Mail Nov 20 1928; also as “Worst of All”. [Hercule Poirot]
Worst of All (ss) The Daily Mail Nov 20 1928, as “Wasps’ Nest”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Unbreakable Alibi (ss) Holly Leaves Dec 1928 [Tuppence & Tommy Beresford]
In the Third Floor Flat (ss) Detective Story Magazine Jan 5 1929; also appeared in Hutchinson’s Story Magazine, January 1929 as “The Third Floor Flat”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Third Floor Flat (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine Jan 1929 [Hercule Poirot]
The Dead Harlequin (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 22 1929; also as “The Man in the Empty Chair”. [Harley Quin]
The Man in the Empty Chair (ss) Detective Fiction Weekly Jun 22 1929, as “The Dead Harlequin”. [Harley Quin]
Accident (ss) The Sunday Dispatch Sep 22 1929, as “The Uncrossed Path”.
A Test for Murder (ss) The Sunday Dispatch Sep 22 1929, as “The Uncrossed Path”.
The Uncrossed Path (ss) The Sunday Dispatch Sep 22 1929; also as “A Test for Murder”; also as “Accident”.
The Man from the Sea (nv) Britannia and Eve Oct 1929 [Harley Quin]
The Blue Geranium (ss) The Story-teller Dec 1929 [Jane Marple]
The Four Suspects (ss) Pictorial Review Jan 1930; also as “Some Day They Will Get Me”. [Jane Marple]
The Hat and the Alibi (ss) The Story-teller Jan 1930; also as “Never Two Without Three”; also as “Never Two Without Three; or, A Christmas Tragedy”. [Jane Marple]
Never Two Without Three (ss) The Story-teller Jan 1930, as “The Hat and the Alibi”. [Jane Marple]
Never Two Without Three; or, A Christmas Tragedy (ss) The Story-teller Jan 1930, as “The Hat and the Alibi”. [Jane Marple]
Some Day They Will Get Me (ss) Pictorial Review Jan 1930, as “The Four Suspects”. [Jane Marple]
The Companion (ss) The Story-teller Feb 1930, as “The Resurrection of Amy Durrant”. [Jane Marple]
The Resurrection of Amy Durrant (ss) The Story-teller Feb 1930; also as “The Companion”. [Jane Marple]
Foxglove in the Sage (ss) The Story-teller Mar 1930, as “The Herb of Death”. [Jane Marple]
The Herb of Death (ss) The Story-teller Mar 1930; also as “Foxglove in the Sage”. [Jane Marple]
The Affair at the Bungalow (ss) The Story-teller May 1930 [Jane Marple]
Behind the Screen, Chapter II (rr) The Listener Jun 25 1930
The Bird with the Broken Wing (ss) The Mysterious Mr. Quin, Collins 1930 [Harley Quin]
Death by Drowning (nv) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1931; also as “Village Tragedy”. [Jane Marple]
Village Tragedy (nv) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1931, as “Death by Drowning”. [Jane Marple]
The Mystery of the Baghdad Chest (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1932 [Hercule Poirot]
The Case of the City Clerk (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1932; also as “The £10 Adventure”. [Parker Pyne]
The Case of the Discontented Soldier (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1932 [Parker Pyne]
The Case of the Distressed Lady (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1932; also as “The Cat and the Chestnut”. [Parker Pyne]
The Cat and the Chestnut (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1932, as “The Case of the Distressed Lady”. [Parker Pyne]
The £10 Adventure (ss) Cosmopolitan Aug 1932, as “The Case of the City Clerk”. [Parker Pyne]
Death on the Nile (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933 [Parker Pyne]
The Dream House of Shiraz (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933, as “The House at Shiraz”. [Parker Pyne]
Express to Stamboul (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933, as “Have You Got Everything You Want?”. [Parker Pyne]
Have You Got Everything You Want? (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933; also as “Express to Stamboul”. [Parker Pyne]
The House at Shiraz (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933; also as “The Dream House of Shiraz”. [Parker Pyne]
The Oracle at Delphi (ss) Cosmopolitan Apr 1933 [Parker Pyne]
At the Gate of Baghdad (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1933; also as “The Gate of Death”. [Parker Pyne]
The Gate of Death (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jun 1933, as “At the Gate of Baghdad”. [Parker Pyne]
Once a Thief (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1933, as “The Pearl of Price”. [Parker Pyne]
The Pearl of Price (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Jul 1933; also as “Once a Thief”. [Parker Pyne]
Murder in the Calais Coach (n.) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 30, Oct 7, Oct 14, Oct 21, Oct 28, Nov 4 1933; also as “Murder on the Orient Express”. [Hercule Poirot]
Murder on the Orient Express (n.) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 30, Oct 7, Oct 14, Oct 21, Oct 28, Nov 4 1933, as “Murder in the Calais Coach”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Hound of Death (ss) The Hound of Death and Other Stories, Odhams 1933
The Strange Case of Sir Arthur Carmichael (ss) The Hound of Death and Other Stories, Odhams 1933
In a Glass Darkly (ss) Collier’s Jul 28 1934
Sing a Song of Sixpence (ss) The Listerdale Mystery, Collins 1934
How Does Your Garden Grow? (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal Jun 1935 [Hercule Poirot]
Problem at Pollensa Bay (ss) The Strand Magazine Nov 1935 [Parker Pyne]
Before It’s Too Late (nv) This Week Feb 2 1936, as “Triangle at Rhodes”. [Hercule Poirot]
Double Alibi (nv) This Week Feb 2 1936, as “Triangle at Rhodes”. [Hercule Poirot]
Triangle at Rhodes (nv) This Week Feb 2 1936; also as “Before It’s Too Late”; also as “Double Alibi”. [Hercule Poirot]
Poirot and the Crime in Cabin 66 (ss) The Strand Magazine Feb 1936; also as “The Quickness of the Hand”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Quickness of the Hand (ss) The Strand Magazine Feb 1936, as “Poirot and the Crime in Cabin 66”. [Hercule Poirot]
Good Night for a Murder (nv) Redbook Magazine Sep 1936 (+1), as “Murder in the Mews”. [Hercule Poirot]
Murder in the Mews (nv) Redbook Magazine Sep 1936 (+1); also as “Good Night for a Murder”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Incredible Theft (na) The Daily Express Apr 6 1937 (+5); expanded from “The Submarine Plans” (The Sketch, November 7, 1923). [Hercule Poirot]
Hercule Poirot and the Sixth Chair (ss) The Strand Magazine Jul 1937, as “Yellow Iris”. [Hercule Poirot]
Yellow Iris (ss) The Strand Magazine Jul 1937; also as “Hercule Poirot and the Sixth Chair”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Dream (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 23 1937; also as “The Three Strange Points”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Three Strange Points (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 23 1937, as “The Dream”. [Hercule Poirot]
Dead Man’s Mirror (na) Murder in the Mews, Collins 1937; also as “Hercule Poirot and the Broken Mirror”; expanded from “The Second Gong” (Ladies Home Journal, June 1932). [Hercule Poirot]
Hercule Poirot and the Broken Mirror (na) Murder in the Mews, Collins 1937, as “Dead Man’s Mirror”; expanded from “The Second Gong” (Ladies Home Journal, June 1932). [Hercule Poirot]
The Hydra of Lernea, or The Case of the Gossipers (ss) This Week Sep 3 1939, as “The Invisible Enemy”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Invisible Enemy (ss) This Week Sep 3 1939; also as “The Hydra of Lernea, or The Case of the Gossipers”; also as “The Lernean Hydra”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Lernean Hydra (ss) This Week Sep 3 1939, as “The Invisible Enemy”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Disappearance of Winnie King (ss) This Week Sep 10 1939; also as “The Girdle of Hippolyta, or The Case of the Missing Schoolgirl”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Girdle of Hippolyta, or The Case of the Missing Schoolgirl (ss) This Week Sep 10 1939, as “The Disappearance of Winnie King”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Stymphalian Birds (ss) This Week Sep 17 1939, as “The Vulture Women”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Stymphalian Birds, or The Case of the Vulture Women (ss) This Week Sep 17 1939, as “The Vulture Women”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Vulture Women (ss) This Week Sep 17 1939; also as “The Stymphalian Birds”; also as “The Stymphalian Birds, or The Case of the Vulture Women”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Cretan Bull, or The Case of the Family Taint (nv) This Week Sep 24 1939, as “Midnight Madness”. [Hercule Poirot]
Midnight Madness (nv) This Week Sep 24 1939; also as “The Cretan Bull, or The Case of the Family Taint”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Nemean Lion (nv) The Strand Magazine Nov 1939; also as “The Nemean Lion, or The Case of the Kidnaped Pekinese”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Nemean Lion, or The Case of the Kidnaped Pekinese (nv) The Strand Magazine Nov 1939, as “The Nemean Lion”. [Hercule Poirot]
Miss Marple Tells a Story (ss) The Regatta Mystery, Dodd, Mead 1939; specially commissioned by the BBC as a radio play and read by Christie herself on May 11, 1934. [Jane Marple]
The Regatta Mystery (ss) The Regatta Mystery, Dodd, Mead 1939; revised from “Poirot and the Regatta Mystery” (The Hartford Courant, May 3, 1936). [Parker Pyne]
The Arcadian Deer (ss) The Strand Magazine Jan 1940 [Hercule Poirot]
The Erymanthian Boar (ss) The Strand Magazine Feb 1940 [Hercule Poirot]
The Augean Stables (ss) The Strand Magazine Mar 1940 [Hercule Poirot]
The Apples of the Hesperides (ss) This Week May 12 1940, as “The Poison Cup”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Poison Cup (ss) This Week May 12 1940; also as “The Apples of the Hesperides”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Case of the Drug Peddler (ss) The Strand Magazine Jun 1940, as “The Horses of Diomedes”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Horses of Diomedes (ss) The Strand Magazine Jun 1940; also as “The Case of the Drug Peddler”. [Hercule Poirot]
Four and Twenty Blackbirds (ss) Collier’s Nov 9 1940; also as “The Regular Customer”. [Hercule Poirot]
The Regular Customer (ss) Collier’s Nov 9 1940, as “Four and Twenty Blackbirds”. [Hercule Poirot]

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