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Mentioned in 16 episodes

Slow Horses

Book • 1705

Mentioned by

Malcolm Gladwell

Mentioned in 16 episodes

Mentioned by

Malcolm Gladwell

as a hybrid example that blends elements of different narrative categories.

Taxonomy of the Modern Mystery Story

Mentioned by

Richard Osman

as a spy novel written by Mick Herron that later became a successful TV series.

The Biggest Ever Comebacks

Mentioned as an example of an author who struggled for years but eventually succeeded.

Jimmy Soni — The Publishing System is Broken (EP. 295)

Mentioned by

Sarah Isgur

as a show Justice Barrett watches and by

David French

noting Justice Kagan recommended it to her.

The Immunity Episode

Mentioned by

Richard Moore

as a brilliant book, alongside John le Carré, about spycraft.

Richard Moore Was Paid to Steal Secrets, Not Solve Mysteries

Mentioned by

Cara Clare

, it will be discussed in the next episode.

057 - The New Era of AI Searching

Erwähnt als Werk von Mick Herron, dem Mann hinter Down Cemetery Road.

"Es: Welcome to Derry", "Down Cemetery Road" und "The Witcher"

Mentioned by

Miranda Sawyer

as the book series she is reading before watching the show.

Have we hit peak politics podcast? – Panel edition

Mentioned by

Kathryn Ryan

as the first book in

Mick Herron

's Slough House series and the basis for the TV adaptation.

How British writer Mick Herron created his slobby super spy: Slow Horses' Jackson Lamb

Mentioned by

Sean Carroll

as reading the series because the TV adaptation prompted him to revisit the novels.

Many Worlds, Bad Science, and the Strangeness of Being w/Sean Carroll (Members Only #307)

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