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In this memoir, Agatha Christie records her adventurous years in the Middle East during the 1930s, when she accompanied her husband, archaeologist Max Mallowan, on a series of expeditions. Drawing on her experiences, Christie provides rich portraits of local servants and aristocrats, capturing the nuances of everyday life and the social customs of the time. Her recollections, grouped thematically rather than chronologically, give readers an intimate look at the people and places that influenced her writings.
First publish date: 1946
Genre: Memoir/Travel Memoir
Authors: Agatha Christie
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