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| + | '''Witch Hazel''' is a supernatural short story by [[Agatha Christie]] which was never published.<ref>Julius Green, ''Agatha Christie: A Life in Theatre,'' (London: HarperCollins, 2018), 55, ebook edition. Footnote 26 of that chapter mentions that his source is the Agatha Christie Archive maintained by the Christie Archive Trust.</ref> There is little information about when it was written but a reasonable estimate is in the early 1920s when Christie wrote a number of supernatural theme stories such as ''[[The Last Seance]]'' (1926). |
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Revision as of 12:53, 4 June 2021
Witch Hazel is a supernatural short story by Agatha Christie which was never published.[1] There is little information about when it was written but a reasonable estimate is in the early 1920s when Christie wrote a number of supernatural theme stories such as The Last Seance (1926).
References
- ↑ Julius Green, Agatha Christie: A Life in Theatre, (London: HarperCollins, 2018), 55, ebook edition. Footnote 26 of that chapter mentions that his source is the Agatha Christie Archive maintained by the Christie Archive Trust.