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Join us for a fascinating lecture on the life and legacy of Dame Agatha Christie, acknowledged as the “Crime Writer of the Century.” Christie authored 66 novels, numerous short story collections, and iconic plays—including The Mousetrap, still running in London after more than 70 years.
Lecturer William Forrester will discuss her early years in Edwardian England, her two marriages, and her mysterious 11-day disappearance in 1926. Discover how she developed the “whodunit” style, the themes that run through her works, and the creation of her unforgettable detectives, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple.
With over 2 billion books sold and 4 million more each year, Christie remains the greatest crime writer in history. Come uncover the surprising mysteries behind her life and work!
About William J. Forrester – A successful career of more than 35 years in executive leadership management in the corporate, governmental and non-profit sectors. Forrester has taught at leading universities in the metropolitan area and possess master’s degrees from Hofstra and St. John’s University. In addition, he has attended world renowned management training at the Disney Leadership Corporation and national security seminars at the U.S. Army War College.