Queering Agatha Christie

Discover a groundbreaking exploration of one of literature's most enigmatic figures in Queering Agatha Christie by J.C Bernthal. Published by Springer International Publishing AG in 2016, this first edition spans 304 pages, offering an insightful queer analysis of the renowned Golden Age British crime writer, Agatha Christie. Bernthal delves into Christie's rise within a challenging commercial landscape, examining the homophobic stereotypes and gender performativity present in her works. Through a nuanced lens, the author investigates themes of queer childhood and the art of masquerade in key texts published between 1920 and 1952. This book is an essential read for those interested in queer theory, literary analysis, and the complexities of identity in literature. Immerse yourself in a fresh perspective on Agatha Christie's legacy and uncover the hidden layers of her storytelling.