WEDNESDAY, May 6th at 7PM: More from CHRISTIE'S DETECTIVES

Betcha didn't know that Dame Agatha Christie wrote TWO "Death On the Nile" stories.  One in 1937 with Hercule Poirot - the version generally known best.  Yet earlier in 1934, she actually wrote the first "Death On the Nile" as a part of her Parker Pyne Investigates collection.

Tonight, Caledonia will continue with the short works of the Dame including this earlier version of "Death On the Nile" and another Parker Pyne adventure "The House at Shiraz".

Presented Live in voice

WEDNESDAY IS A WHOPPER ONCE MORE!

@ 6am ~ More from WASP WHERE IS THY STING?
The Book Belles are back! Trolley Trollop & Freda Frostbite share more from the writings of Florence King.  This week, the conclusion of Wasp, Where Is Thy Sting? plus a few dead poets.


@7pm ~ More from CHRISTIE'S DETECTIVES
It's time to meet one of Dame Agatha's least spectacular, but no less accomplished sleuths: Mr. Parker Pyne. His quote and sales pitch is always "Are you happy? If not consult Mr Parker Pyne, 17 Richmond Street." Most don't notice this ad, some chuckle, and read on. And just a few make their way to Mr Parker Pyne's modest office and meet the world's most unusual, baffling and intriguing detective. Join Caledonia and meet this intriguing gentleman.

All times SLT.  All sessions presented live in voice.