Partners in crime

Partners in crime. The magazine devoted to the life and works of Dame Agatha Christie – the „Queen of crime“
Gill Roberts (ed.); John Curran (co-ed.)

Cardiff: Partners in crime, 2002-2004 (Hefte 1-11, Heft 12 nicht vorhanden)

Inhalt:
Fanzeitschrift von Agatha-Christie-Freunden. Mit Artikeln zum Leben und Werk der Queen of Crime und Veranstaltungshinweisen. Das Magazin versteht sich als Nachfolger vom „Christie Chronicle“

Bestand: Kri Zpar (2003:0015)

Übersicht über die wichtigsten Artikel der einzelnen Hefte

Issue 1

S. 1: Prichard, Matthew: On famous grandmothers.
S. 3-5 : Medawar, Tony: Gold and the man with legs for arms. (Aus: CADS – magazine devoted to crime and detective stories)
S. 6-7: McDermid, Val: The Seven dials mysetry. An introduction for the new paperback edition
S. 8+10: Rahn, Beverly Jean: Evil under the sun. An exclusive extract from her work-in-progress on the real life geography of the settings
S. 9-10: Redvaldsen, David: Arthur Hastings.

Issue 2

S. 1: Prichaard, Mathew: The mousetrap. 1952-2002
S. 2: Barnard, Robert: A talent to inform. The author of the definitive book on Agatha Christie tells us how he came to write it
S. 4-5: Pike, Karl: Agatha Christie the radio (P. 1)
S. 7: Westenhouser,Nicolle-Mein: Catching the mouse
S. 10: Rahn, Beverly Jean: The blue plaque.

Issue 2/3

Cresswell, Jim: Miss Marple’s policemen.
P. 1: in Issue 2, S. 6
P. 2: in Issue 3, S. 7-8

Issue 3,

S. 2-3: Suchet, David; Roberts, Gill: Exclusive interview with David Suchet.
S. 4-5: Willis, Chris: Agatha Christie. True crime sources
6-7: Haag, Bruce: „The life and crimes of Agatah Christie“ – Charles Osborne. [Review] S. 9: Palmer, Scott; Roberts, Gill: Interview with Scott Palmer

Issue 4

S. 2-3: Èuèek, Janez: Chat with Lady Agatha Christie Mallowan. (Aus: Nedeljski dnevnik“)
S. 3: Curran, John: Agatha Christie „The collected short stories“ ….
S. 4: Tyler, Linda: Hello, Dolly.
S. 5-6: Pendergast, Bruce: Mrs. McGinty’s dead. Book review
S. 7: Medawar,Tony: Whodunit.

Issue 5

S. 3-4. Conklin, David: A mousetrap in Pasadena. A play review.
S. 6. Hyatt, John: Playing the dame.
S. 7. Cusition, Anne: Oh! What a night!

Issue 6

S. 3,5.11. Lost Agatha Christie play is a real-life mystery. .
S. 4-5. Westenhouser, Nicolle: In the pantomine. Behind the mask of Harley Quin.
S. 9-10. Cresswell, James: Comment on Miss Marple’s health.
S. 10. Risden, John: Midsummer murder at Cockington Court.
S. 11. Wolff, William: Agatha vs. Harry?. Aus: Times 19.06.2003

Issue 7

S. 1-2. Parry, Peter: Dame Agatha’s birthday celebration & conference weekend.
S. 5-6. Pipe, Terry: A visit to Nether Wallop.
S. 6-11. Caught red-handed.
S. 7. Conklin, David: Identiy lost? A review and letter.
S. 9-11. Lockyer, Daphne: Murder most modern. Aus: Times magazine 30.08.2003

Issue 8

S. 8-9. interview with Philip Jackson.

Issue 9

S. 4-5. Barnard, Robert: Encountering Agatha.
S. 6-8. Interview with Pauline Moran.
S. 9-10. Pendergast, Bruce: Murder on the Orient Express. Review.

Issue 10

S. 1. Mystery solved at last. Geraldine McEwan is new Miss Marple.
S. 3-4. Star interview. Hugh Fraser or as we know him … Captain Hastings.
S. 5. Horner, Gillian: The ABC murders. Review.
S. 8-9. Brigg, Pat: Peril at End House. A review.
S. 9-10. McCoughtrie, Keith: Christie on stage. An amateuer’s point fo view.
S. 11-12. Parry, Peter: The Pale Horse. Review.

Issue 11

S. 1-2. Ritchie, Harry: The 8.55 to Baghdad. By Andrew Eames (Bantam Press). Aus: Daily Mail
S. 3,10. Rosalind Hicks. Obituary.
S. 4. Horner, Brian: And then there were none. Book review.
S. 6. Postern of fate. Book review.
S. 8-9. Harding, Clare: The last cases. Sleeping murder.
S. 12. Hollander, Judd: Canadian mousetrap breaks run records.