Why did the majority of author Agatha Christie's murder mysteries have victims that were poisoned?
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During World War I Agatha Christie worked in a dispensary. From this job, she acquired an expansive knowledge of poisons. Simply put, she wrote about what she knew best.
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Christie's style... closed room cosies, are popular among women, as opposed to hard boiled detective more popular among men. Poison is a woman's weapon... She knew her audience and played to them.
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