Murder on the Links

Historical Context and Significance

«Murder on the Links» is the second novel by Agatha Christie featuring the famous detective Hercule Poirot. The book was published in 1923 and cemented Christie's reputation as a master of the detective genre. In this novel, Christie continues to develop Poirot's character, making him even more recognizable and beloved. The historical significance of the book lies in its contribution to the development of the classic detective story and in popularizing the genre. Its cultural impact is evident in the numerous film and television adaptations that continue to draw attention to Christie's work and her characters.