Mark Aldridge is a British academic, author, and historian of crime fiction, specialising in the works of Agatha Christie. A lecturer at Solent University, Aldridge has written extensively about Christie's legacy across literature, film, television, and stage. His book Agatha Christie's Poirot is a comprehensive guide to the beloved Belgian detective across all media, tracing Poirot's evolution from Christie's original stories through David Suchet's iconic television portrayal and beyond. With a foreword by Mark Gatiss, the book is an essential resource for Christie enthusiasts. Aldridge's books and audiobooks offer listeners authoritative, engaging explorations of one of crime fiction's most enduring characters and his creator's extraordinary legacy.
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