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Parody contributes to the improvement of literary g enres since it is the key to various popular subgenres as in the case of the development of detective fiction. Muriel Spark’s Not to Disturb, among the contemporary examples of parody of detective storie s, s about a group of sinister servants in a Swiss chateu awaiti ng impatiently the bloody deaths of their employers, dictating memoirs and even selling the fim rights beforehand. Analysed in terms of its plot structure, characterisation and setting, the novel proves to b e a rilliant example of parody of detective stories.

Muriel Spark’s Employment of Burlesque: Parody of Detective Fiction in Not to Disturb