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Mick Herron’s Slough House – What to read next?

On By JeffIn Charlie Muffin, John Le Carré, Khurrum Rahman, MI5, MI6, Mick Herron, olen Steinhauer, ross thomas, Slough House, Slow Horses, spy, spy fiction11 Comments

I’ve recently been asked a couple of times for authors I would recommend to read after folks have finished all the Slough House novels and novellas. My first suggestion would be to make sure you’ve read some of Herron’s other novels, like Down Cemetery Road, Reconstruction, Nobody Walks and even This is What Happened. If …

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Ross Thomas rarities – Brown Paper and Some String and Spies, Thumbsuckers, Etc.

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In addition to spies, I'm very much a political junkie. For those who are aware of his work that should make it no surprise that the writer Ross Thomas is one of my favorite authors. Although he rose to prominence with a spy story - his first book The Cold War Swap which he banged …

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