Show Notes
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None is one of the most read books of all time. In this episode, Brook and Sarah discuss why it continues to be a favourite and the tropes that it features.
Discussed and mentioned
And Then There Were None (1939) Agatha Christie
One by One (2020) Ruth Ware
The Sanatorium (2021) Sarah Pearse
The Invisible Host (1930) Gwen Bristow and Bruce Manning
Among Us (2018) Innersloth
The Decagon House Murders (2015 translation of 1987 original) Yukito Ayatsuji
Daisy Darker (2022) Alice Feeney
In the Dark (2019) Loreth Anne White
The Guest List (2020) Lucy Foley
Murder Mystery Roblox
Clue boardgame
You Are Fatally Invited (2025) Ande Pliego
The Library After Dark (2026) Ande Pliego
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