Slightly Foxed > An Index to Slightly Foxed > Evans, Paul

Evans, Paul

Paul Evans is a writer and broadcaster. He gets his inspiration from the landscape he inhabits, and this finds its way into the Country Diary he writes for the Guardian.

The numbers in square brackets refer to the issue of the quarterly in which the article appears.
The unbracketed numbers refer to the starting page of the article.
For entries in multiple issues of the quarterly, the occurrences are separated by semi-colons.

article by, [10] 42

Browse articles

20060601150630 David Eccles, Sarn Mere | Paul Evans on Mary Webb, Precious Bane | SF Issue 10

Troublesome Ghosts

Paul Evans on Mary Webb, Precious Bane

Every morning, when the dog drags me out, we take the Church Walk behind the shops, through a wrought-iron gateway into the churchyard, passing the old half-timbered Guildhall. There, on a rock sticking out of a shrub border, is a bronze plaque of a woman with an odd gaze, her hair done up in a bun, against a background of distant hills. The plaque is a brand: Much Wenlock and this part of south-west Shropshire have become Mary Webb Country.

Buy related issues of Slightly Foxed


Sign up to our e-newsletter

Sign up for dispatches about new issues, books and podcast episodes, highlights from the archive, events, special offers and giveaways.