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Agatha Christie's fictional universe

creations of the English novelist (1890–1976)
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Agatha Christie's fictional universe

Summary

Agatha Christie's fictional universe is a fictional universe[1]. It draws 38 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_universe category, ranking #42 of 48).[2]

Key Facts

  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe is the creator of Agatha Christie[3].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's instance of is recorded as fictional universe[4].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0_1g047[5].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Pale Horse[6].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Cards on the Table[7].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Moving Finger[8].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Secret Adversary[9].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Mystery of the Blue Train[10].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Case of the Discontented Soldier[11].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Case of the Distressed Lady[12].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Case of the Discontented Husband[13].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Second Gong[14].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Three Act Tragedy[15].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as How Does Your Garden Grow?[16].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Murder in Mesopotamia[17].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Dead Man's Mirror[18].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Death on the Nile[19].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Towards Zero[20].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Labours of Hercules[21].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Mrs McGinty's Dead[22].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as After the Funeral[23].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Hickory Dickory Dock[24].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Dead Man's Folly[25].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as Cat Among the Pigeons[26].
  • Agatha Christie's fictional universe's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Clocks[27].

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Works and Contributions

Agatha Christie's fictional universe is the creator of Agatha Christie[3].

Why It Matters

Agatha Christie's fictional universe draws 38 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_universe category, ranking #42 of 48).[2]

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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  25. [27] ↑ . wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

Aggregate / graph-position facts

  1. [2] ↑ . Wikimedia Foundation. dumps.wikimedia.org.

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