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Slightly Foxed Editors’ Diary • 27 November 2020

Gail Pirkis and Hazel Wood

I’ve always loved the small room I work in. It’s snug and light and looks out into the branches of a big sycamore in the next-door garden. It’s felt like a haven, a place where I can shut the door, settle down and quietly get on with things. Until now, that is. The more lockdown continues and the more pressingly my little room demands my presence, the more hostile I feel to it. It’s like an old friend who’s suddenly become unreasonably demanding. That’s because it’s where my computer is and now most essentials of life seem to have gone online – food, clothes and present shopping, work meetings, events, doctor’s appointments, friendly drinks – it’s all become virtual.

27 Nov 2020

Books featured in SF Issue 54

Kim

Autumn

Frost in May

Watership Down

The Scorpion-Fish

Plain Tales from the Hills

Mapp and Lucia

The Wild Irish Girl

The Compleat Angler

News from Tartary

A Sand County Almanac

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