Woof: The Dogs of Agatha Christie

Whether it's teeny-tiny dogs like the Pekingese, more
medium-sized dogs like the VAST array of terriers who appear in
this episode, or large dogs like the scary greyhound who makes
quite a memorable appearance, there is something for everyone in
my discussion of the canine species in Agatha Christie's works.
Special thanks to Kate Jackson and Michelle Kazmer, whose
expertise I leaned on in preparing this episode.


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Please watch the PBS SoCal YouTube series Won't You Be My
Gamer?, in which I play a videogame adaptation of Murder on the
Orient Express with two experts! Great fun.


You can read Kate Jackson's excellent lecture on animals in
classic mystery fiction here.


Here is a link to that old, dog-and-cat-centric episode of the
Crown Court series that I mentioned, Evil Liver, written by Ngaio
Marsh and starring Joan Hickson (among others).


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