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Old 05-25-2013, 05:03 AM   #16685
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I have the next Hugo winner and the next Poirot both sitting beside me on the coffee table (both pbooks), and I'll probably start one or both of them very shortly.
And it didn't take very long at all to run through The Big Four. It wasn't a great story, and was pretty out-of-character for a Poirot. Not so much a whodunit as a thriller.

It was also a fix up of short stories written before Roger Ackroyd, so really should be read first. I am not tremendously impressed with the canonical reading order of the Poirot stories - particularly when it comes to the short stories - and have yet to find a good guide online. Luckily it doesn't usually matter very much, and I'm lagging behind on the short stories anyway, but still it does bug me.
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