Shedunnit

Agatha's Archaeologists

The Rules (Remastered)

A Second Century of Whodunnits

A reading project spanning a century of crime fiction reveals how the genre evolved from the Golden Age of detective fiction to contemporary thrillers. By selecting one representative novel for each decade from the 1920s to the 2020s, the experiment highlights the transition from traditional country house mysteries to ...

The Whodunnit in India

The Tichborne Claimant

A Mysterious Glossary

Murder Isn't Easy

Dorothy L Sayers Solves Her Mystery

Ngaio Marsh Goes Home

Josephine Tey's Golden Age

Margery Allingham Waits For The Invasion

E.C.R. Lorac Rises Through The Ranks

Agatha Christie Writes Alone

At Home With Shedunnit

The third anniversary of the "She Done It" podcast marks a retrospective on the evolution of the show and the creator's deep engagement with detective fiction. The project originated from a desire to bridge niche academic interest in Golden Age mysteries with mass appeal, inspired by the work of Martin Edwards. Extensi...

Double Trouble

The Theatrical World of Agatha Christie

Murder On Holiday (Replay)

Is Agatha Christie A Good Writer?

The Murder At Road Hill House

Agatha Christie's England

Agatha Christie’s fiction relies heavily on a network of real-world locations that mirror her own life and travels. Her settings, particularly in the South West of England and London, frequently draw from her personal experiences, with specific hotels and houses appearing repeatedly across her bibliography. While she u...