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Famous People’s Foxes

Ronald Blythe’s fox, at full stretch and giving an anxious backward glance, is a fine example of what Oscar Wilde called the ‘uneatable’, and it is clear that the ‘unspeakable’ are in full pursuit and gaining on him. We’d expect no less from the author of Akenfield and other much-loved books on East Anglian country life.

About Slightly Famous People’s Foxes

In 2014 we wanted to celebrate our tenth anniversary in a way which might help a good cause. The result was a little book, Slightly Famous People’s Foxes, an original gallery of vulpine characters you’d be astonished to find poking around your dustbins, all kindly donated by friends of Slightly Foxed and brought to order by Oliver Pritchett, well known for his witty columns in the Sunday Telegraph.

All profits from the sale of the book (approximately £5,000) were donated to the Children’s Hospital School at Great Ormond Street which allows children to continue their education while they are there. To raise more money for the school the original fox drawings were auctioned in April 2015.


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