TV: Legends (Season 1)
The simple verdict on Legends is that it’s outstanding; the reasons for that are multifaceted.
The simple verdict on Legends is that it’s outstanding; the reasons for that are multifaceted.
Perhaps one of Mick Herron’s greatest strengths is his facility with unreliable narration, a skill
Eat-the-rich TV is everywhere these days; how weird to find it on Amazon Prime, but
To say Mick Herron is having a moment would be to ignore the past few
Given the consistently superior quality of its previous sessions, the latest season of Slow Horses
Command of tone is important, and Black Doves doesn’t always quite possess it. Indeed, Netflix’s
With Dept. Q, writer-director Scott Frank (The Queen’s Gambit) picks up the gritty Nordic noir
Before Mick Herron broke through with his Slough House books, he wrote several other mysteries,
I could have sworn I’d written here, at length, about The Sandbaggers (1978–1980). It turns
There are two types of television viewers: those who hate spoilers, and total weirdos. Okay,
Mick Herron’s witty, thrilling, utterly addictive Slough House series continues with Joe Country (2019). At
Mick Herron’s superb Slough House novels are worthy enough in and of themselves, but now
While Apple’s Israeli-produced, Iran-set thriller Tehran is by no means as impressive as its hit
In year chock-full of wonderful shows, Apple’s Slow Horses, based on the intricate, funny spy
Mick Herron makes this stuff look easy. Effortlessly read, fast-paced, and funny, Real Tigers (2016) is the
In an incredible year of television, it’s impossible not to notice the pattern: the shows
In between the major novels of the Slough House spy series, Mick Herron has also
I’ve only read the first two novels of Mick Herron’s Slough House series, but they’re