Slightly Foxed

Literature Collection

Archived since Spring 2004

Complete Archive

91 issues

Slightly Foxed is a quarterly magazine offering 96 pages of lively recommendations for books of lasting interest – books that have stood the test of time and those that have left their mark on the people who write about them. Every issue features an eclectic mix of fiction and non-fiction, covering pieces by very familiar names such as Richard Mabey, Penelope Lively, Michael Holroyd, P. D. James, Sarah Perry and Robert Macfarlane, as well as contributions from writers that readers may never have heard of but are equally as thought-provoking and entertaining. Subscribers will have access to the complete digital archive of Slightly Foxed, making it an invaluable resource for literary students and academics.

Latest Issue:

In this issue: Guy Stagg meets some imperfect priests • Kathryn Hughes does a ward round with Monica Dickens • C. J. Schüler visits Nazi Germany After Midnight • Raffaella Barker is spellbound by The Transylvanian Trilogy • David Profumo goes fishing with Negley Farson • Frances Donnelly meets ‘the man who saved England’ • Richard Smyth listens to the birds of Victorian London • Vesna Goldsworthy rereads Turgenev • Michael Barber pumps iron in the American South • Maggie Fergusson pays tribute to SOE’s lost agents, and much more besides . . .

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