The End of Herstory

The End of Herstories It used to be called senility now Alzheimer’s, or dementia but in Agatha’s case I’d choose primary progressive aphasia in which her language capabilities slowly and progressively became impaired as the author of more than eighty novels lost the ability to swim in the Alphabet Soup. Postmortem textual analysis suggests her vocabulary decreased by fifteen to thirty percent. And was her last mystery “Elephants Can Remember” an explanation or a cry for help?