An Autobiography: Volume 1
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A beloved classic of literary memoir, An Autobiography: Part One chronicles the early life of one of the world's most celebrated crime writers, tracing her childhood in the English countryside, her formative relationships, and the imaginative inner world that would eventually give birth to some of fiction's most iconic detectives. Written with warmth, wit, and disarming candor, the narrative presents a vivid portrait of an Edwardian upbringing — complete with devoted family members, beloved pets, and the quiet pleasures of a privileged but deeply felt youth. Christie's voice is intimate and reflective, drawing readers into her memories with the same storytelling mastery that defined her novels, illustrating how a shy, bookish girl gradually discovered her passion for writing. Far from a conventional literary biography, this memoir uncovers the personal joys and sorrows that shaped one of the twentieth century's most prolific and enduring authors, making it an essential read for fans and admirers of her work.
Author: Agatha Christie
Format: Hardback
Published: 2015, W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd
Genre: Biography
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Binding in great condition, firm and intact. Pages clean and crisp.
A beloved classic of literary memoir, An Autobiography: Part One chronicles the early life of one of the world's most celebrated crime writers, tracing her childhood in the English countryside, her formative relationships, and the imaginative inner world that would eventually give birth to some of fiction's most iconic detectives. Written with warmth, wit, and disarming candor, the narrative presents a vivid portrait of an Edwardian upbringing — complete with devoted family members, beloved pets, and the quiet pleasures of a privileged but deeply felt youth. Christie's voice is intimate and reflective, drawing readers into her memories with the same storytelling mastery that defined her novels, illustrating how a shy, bookish girl gradually discovered her passion for writing. Far from a conventional literary biography, this memoir uncovers the personal joys and sorrows that shaped one of the twentieth century's most prolific and enduring authors, making it an essential read for fans and admirers of her work.