The Guardian Review Saturday 16 January 2021 - Issue No 156

HERRON MICK

Published by London, 2021

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The Guardian Review Saturday 16 January 2021 - Issue No 156. First Edition. A Paper Magazine. A 4-page article including a full-page picture of Mick Herron. "As his Jackson Lamb spy series is made into a TV drama, Mick Herron tells Charlotte Higgins about his slow-burning success - and the likeness of a certain blustering villain to our PM.I look back at some of those lines and think: My God, did I write that? My mother reads this stuff? ."Plotting is pretty much secondary to me.what really interests me is the characters and getting ton grips with them, and them getting to grips with each other". Herron goes on to acknowledge influence of the late John Le Carre: "His character Molly Doran, the ferociously sharp queen of the Regent's Park archive draws "lock, stock and barrel" on Le Carre's unforgettable Russia analyst, Connie. Herron comments that "Slough House is underpinned by the real Skripal poisoning case and The Catch draws on the murky world of Jeffrey Epstein. Essential reading for all Herron fans. Photographs/scans available upon request.

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The Guardian Review Saturday 16 January 2021 - Issue No 156

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