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‘A great favourite is the brilliant quarterly Slightly Foxed. For the sort of people who carry ancient Penguins in their pockets and, incidentally, a great present for those who love books.’
Financial Times

‘Slightly Foxed is a quarterly magazine for people who love books. The concept is simple: every issue (heavy paper, modest trim size, collectible) is made up of essays about books that the writers have deeply enjoyed, often highlighting authors who aren’t widely known. The writers of the essays range from famous novelists to people with no professional literary background to speak of. What they have in common is page-turning prose, and appreciation for the rewards that can come from reading a good book. I’ve been reading Slightly Foxed for over a decade. I can’t think of a more joyful gift for a book lover.’
Jo Rodgers, House & Garden

‘The reach is broad, the subjects and writers covered various . . . I know you will love it . . . You want this in your life. You will thank me. You can give Slightly Foxed to almost ANYONE for Christmas and they will be thrilled beyond measure.’
Raffaella Barker
‘Slightly Foxed is like a bookish friend, who, guiding you round their party, leaves you in the capable hands of various learned friends.’
Notes from the Underground

Press & Reviews

21st July 2017

‘Just people being enthusiastic, almost evangelical, about books and writers . . .’

‘I come to you today to sing the praises of something which restores the colour to the cheeks of the word “bookish”, namely the magazine called Slightly Foxed. Have you come across this? You have to keep your eyes open as it is a quarterly – the issues are Spring, Summer, etc – and is entirely dedicated to pieces by writers about other writers they have loved, or feel are neglected, or whom we may take for granted . . .
- Miles Kington, writing in the Independent, December 2007
From readers
17th January 2017

The Captive Reader: ‘Every December, I attend an Old Girls reunion . . .’

‘Every December, I attend an Old Girls reunion and Christmas carol service for my old school. It’s a fun event and I always meet the most interesting women. There’s the Olympian with stories about her time in Brazil this summer, the children’s book author who I adored growing up, the researchers doing amazing work in their labs, and the retirees who now travel the world after lives spent in law, medicine or academia. It’s a circle I take for granted much of the time but always appreciate reconnecting with around the holidays. It is also a chance to cuddle babies of younger alum while eating cookies with the school logo on them – a win-win, really . . .’
- The Captive Reader
From readers

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