Jill Lepore Picks Three British Police Procedurals
Briefly

Jill Lepore, a New Yorker staff writer and Harvard history professor, enjoys British police procedurals for their lack of gun action and different swagger, contrasting them with American shows.
In a discussion with David Remnick, Lepore shares her favorite British series, including 'Annika', 'The Magpie Murders', and 'Karen Pirie', highlighting their unique storytelling.
Lepore and Remnick also delve into their enjoyment of 'Slow Horses', a spy series based on Mick Herron's books, showcasing their shared interests in compelling narratives.
Lepore reflects on how her professional focus on American history contrasts with her personal escape into British television, creating a balance in her life.
Read at The New Yorker
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