The "mysterious world" of Agatha Christie in London

A new exhibition at the British Library celebrates Agatha Christie, showcasing over 200 artifacts from her life and work. It highlights her travels and inspirations, including a 1937 typewriter she used for writing. The display features photographs, manuscripts, and items related to her experiences during World War I, emphasizing her knowledge of poisons. Notably, a full-size train carriage reflects her journeys that influenced her famous works. The exhibition aims to present a more nuanced view of Christie, revealing her adventurous spirit beyond her fictional characters. It runs until June 25, 2024.

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