In this issue
Amanda Theunissen heads for Chinese Turkestan • Alice O’Keeffe goes Cuban • Jeremy Lewis unearths the missing will • Ashley Harrold celebrates a very minor poet • Michele Hanson trails after Humphry Clinker • C. J. Wright saves the Punch table for the nation • Linda Leatherbarrow finds food for free • Jeremy Noel-Tod and Robert Macfarlane go night-climbing in Cambridge . . .
Social Climbing • JEREMY NOEL-TOD & ROBERT MACFARLANE
On the nightclimbers of Cambridge
A Chequered Career • JEREMY LEWIS
Michael Wharton, The Missing Will
Down and Out in Havana • ALICE O’KEEFFE
Pedro Juan Gutiérrez, Dirty Havana Trilogy
Mr Smith Goes to Arcadia • RICHARD PLATT
Alexander Smith, Dreamthorp: A Book of Essays Written in the Country
Optimistic Green Flags • LINDA LEATHERBARROW
Richard Mabey, Food for Free
Stinks and Germs • MICHELE HANSON
Tobias Smollett, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker
Imaginative Leaps • DUNCAN MINSHULL
Peter Schneider, The Wall Jumper
None of Her Business • SIMON LAWRENCE
On the works of Sarah Caudwell
A Most Unusual Memsahib • AMANDA THEUNISSEN
Lady Macartney, An English Lady in Chinese Turkestan
Between Two Worlds • A. E. ROBERTS
Alan Garner, Elidor
Just Getting on with It • A. F. HARROLD
On the poetry of William Cowper
Silly Suffolk • BRANWEN LUCAS
Julian Tennyson, Suffolk Scene
Chips with Everything • ANDREW MARTIN
On the works of Stephen Potter
Departed Grandeur • LUCY LETHBRIDGE
Roderick Grant, Strathalder
Straw Hat with Red Plaits • DAISY HAY
On the works of L. M. Montgomery
Confessions of a Manuscripts Curator • C. J. WRIGHT
On collecting ancient literature
About Slightly Foxed
The independent-minded quarterly that combines good looks, good writing and a personal approach. Slightly Foxed introduces its readers to books that are no longer new and fashionable but have lasting appeal. Good-humoured, unpretentious and a bit eccentric, it’s more like a well-read friend than a literary magazine. More . . .
- Bunt, Gary
- Caudwell, Sarah
- Cowper, William
- Garner, Alan
- Grant, Roderick
- Gutiérrez, Pedro Juan
- Hanson, Michele
- Harrold, A. F.
- Hay, Daisy
- Hederatus
- Lawrence, Simon
- Leatherbarrow, Linda
- Lethbridge, Lucy
- Lewis, Jeremy
- Lucas, Branwen
- Mabey, Richard
- Macartney, Catherine (Lady)
- Macfarlane, Robert
- Manuscripts
- Martin, Andrew
- Minshull, Duncan
- Montgomery, L. M.
- Noel-Tod, Jeremy
- O’Keeffe, Alice
- Pirkis, Gail & Wood, Hazel
- Platt, Richard
- Potter, Stephen
- Roberts, A. E.
- Schneider, Peter
- Smith, Alexander
- Smollett, Tobias
- Tennyson, Julian
- Theunissen, Amanda
- Wharton, Michael
- Whipplesnaith
- Wright, C. J.
Aldeburgh Beach
Branwen Lucas explores the towns, villages and coast of Suffolk with Julian Tennyson’s Suffolk Scene, a ‘sparkling record of his love affair with this often neglected part of East Anglia’. Her...
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