![]() ![]() With minor exceptions, unpublished in her lifetime, she never again produced a work of detective fiction in any form. In the field of detective fiction, she was an overwhelming force, and seemingly everywhere.Īnd then she stopped. Chesterton, among many others, she was the driving force behind three collaborative novels and additional collaborative serials broadcast on the BBC. As a member and the long-term president of the Detection Club, a writers’ association that included Christie and G.K. ![]() As a reviewer, she covered more than 350 detective novels for the Sunday Times, and her essays appeared widely in other publications. As an editor, she produced a magisterial three-volume Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror (1928, 1931, 1934) and its sequel Tales of Detection (1936), accompanied by cogent analyses of the contents. ![]()
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