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Foulston, Jill

Jill Foulston is a former editor at Penguin and Virago. She has published two anthologies of women’s writing.

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20110301143954 Jill Foulston and Elizabeth Russell Taylor, Robin Fredden - Slightly Foxed Issue 29

Paradise Lost

Jill Foulston and Elisabeth Russell Taylor on Robin Fedden, Chantesmesle

A lyrical hymn to the irrecoverable past, Robin Fedden’s memoir Chantemesle takes its title from the house in which he grew up, itself named after a tiny hamlet in the Île de France. Over the years, Chantemesle has been haunted by a succession of artists. It rises above a silver bend in the Seine, its back pressed against vast, grotesque outcrops of chalk scars wrapped in scrub, created by eruptions of the last Ice Age.

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