Agatha Christie: The Third Convention of Detective Stories.

Edgar Allan Poe created the detective story, writing four of them before losing interest. Other authors continued the genre, with Arthur Conan Doyle becoming a significant figure. His Sherlock Holmes series, running from 1887 to 1927, made a lasting impact.

By the time Agatha Christie started her career, two major conventions in detective stories were established. The first rule was that detectives were often depicted as eccentric, like Holmes, who, when not pursuing criminals, engaged in unusual activities. The second rule emphasized the essential role of deductive reasoning, where detectives, while working, displayed minimal emotion. The primary delight in these stories came from the application of deductive reasoning. Agatha Christie mostly adhered to the established rules but added her own touch.

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