And Then There Were 41: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie - Part 1 (The Text)

A bit of a supersized episode for a supersized novel! It is time,
at long last, for And Then There Were None. Join us as we focus on
the text only (film adaptations to be discussed next week), and
revel in what many consider to be Christie’s most glorious
creation, outlier though it undoubtedly is when considered in the
context of her overall canon. We also deal with the unfortunate
original title, as well as the unfortunate allusions made in
earlier editions to that problematic nursery rhyme. We will say
this, however: as Christie’s first novel to incorporate a titular
rhyme, it’s almost definitely her most successful. Consider it one
more thing to celebrate in this gem of a novel.