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Participants and Topics
Keynote: Sophie Hannah (Title TBC)
Panel 1: Twisting the Genre
Marta Zago
Rhyme and Reason: Nursery Rhymes as Deception Tools
Stuart Barnett (Central Connecticut State University)
The Fiction of Genre: From Politics to Ethics in Agatha Christie
Meg Boulton
'Hidden Secrets': Archaeology and Deductive Processes in Agatha Chrisite's Poirot
Panel 2: Clues
Mia Dormer (University of Exeter)
Forensic Science in The Hollow
Michelle M. Kazmer (Florida State University)
'Yet Something Pipeth Like a Bird': Information Behaviour, With No Actor?
Chrissie Poulter (Trinity College, Dublin)
Agatha Christie Swept Under Her Carpet: Domestic Detail and TV Adaptation
Panel 3: Gender
Merja Makinen (Middlesex University)
Hidden in Full View: Mary Westmacott's Critique of Gender
Alan Hooker (Univeristy of Exeter)
'Just Sly, Quiet Old Women': Witches and the Supernatural in Agtha Christie
Rebecca Mills (University of Exeter)
'Son of the Morning': Gender and Beauty in Agatha Christie's Poetics of Evil
Keynote: Gill Plain (Title TBC)
Panel 4: Re/vision
Ahmet Atay (College of Wooster)
Walking Through Poirot's London: Reimagining Mediated Texts through Ethnographic Explorations
Brigitta Hudácskó (University of Debrecen)
Inventing History: Agatha Christie and Katalin Baráth's Middlebrow Series
Trisha Ray
Body on a Steam-Launch: A Poirot Pastiche
Keynote: John Curran Endless Night: A Flawed Masterpiece
Panel 5: Screen and Culture
Mark Aldridge (Southampton Solent University)
Agatha Christie's Early Adventures at the BBC
Marjolijn Storm (Saarbrûcken University)
Agatha Christie and the Mega-Polysystem of Detective Fiction: The German Films Die Abenteuer G.m.b.H. (1929) and Orientexpress (1944)
Sarah Street (University of Bristol)
Heritage Crime: The Case of Agatha Christie
Panel 6: Rethinking Agatha Christie
Anna Farthing (International Agatha Christie Festival)
Agatha Christie: life, literature and legacy. Curating the International Agatha Christie Festival in Torquay on the 125th Anniversary of her Birth.
Carly Mays (National Trust at Greenway House)
A Closer Look at Greenway