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Our literary gift bundle, A Taste of Slightly Foxed, combines the current issue of the quarterly – Issue 90 – and our new Slightly Foxed Edition, No. 75: The Railway Man, and makes an ideal introduction to Slightly Foxed.
Slightly Foxed, Issue 90
Julia Jones shares a boat with Arthur Ransome • Tim Blanchard revisits the case of the Yorkshire Ripper • Sarah Wedderburn admires Valley of the Dolls • Posy Fallowfield is moved and appalled by The Grapes of Wrath, and much more besides . . .
SF Edition, The Railway Man
Growing up in Edinburgh during the 1920s, Eric Lomax became obsessed by the great steam engines he saw shunting wagons in the city’s Portobello Goods Yard. As a lonely teenager working as a Post Office sorting clerk, he would cycle miles to remote branch lines for the satisfaction of spotting some obscure engine parked in the sidings. Little did he know then that the building of a railway would bring him near death and lead to one of the most important decisions of his life.
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