Agatha Christie, Who Died in 1976, Will See You in Class

"…We're not speaking for her," he said. "We are collecting what she said and putting it out in a digestible and shareable format."

A team of academics combined or paraphrased statements from Christie's archive to distill her advice about the writing process. They took care to preserve what they believed to be her intended meaning, with the aim of helping more of her fans interact with her work, and with fiction writing in general.

"We didn't make anything up in terms of things like her suggestions and what she did," said Mark Aldridge, who led the academic team.

That, for Carissa Véliz, a professor of philosophy and the Institute for Ethics in A.I. at Oxford University, is still "extremely problematic."

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