Endless Night with Julia Seales
A gothic-style novel that speaks to the fears of the 1960s.
Tea & Murder: An Agatha Christie Podcast · Rebeca Thandi Norman
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In this episode, we talk with author Julia Seales about the gothic-style Christie novel Endless Night. Julia's first novel, A Most Agreeable Murder, was recently released to rave reviews, combining Austen and Christie into a Regency-era murder mystery, with a hefty dose of comedy. The second book in the series will be coming out soon.
In discussing Endless Night, we discuss the tone of the book and how it differs from Christie's other work, the twist, and the emotional heft of the ending. Julia also talks about her own work, how to make murder funny, and what it takes to create characters you want to revisit.
Read A Most Agreeable Murder.
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