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Slightly Foxed: The Real Reader’s Quarterly Magazine Spring 2023 - Reading Recommendations

Slightly Foxed: The Real Reader’s Quarterly

The Spring 2023 issue of Slightly Foxed is published on 1 March 2023. Subscriber copies will be dispatched worldwide on 23 February and should be received by 9 March (UK) or 6 April (overseas).

Please note due to ongoing Royal Mail strikes, post may arrive a little slower than usual. In particular parcels to Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the US and Canada may be delayed by up to 12 weeks from date of dispatch.

If these dates have passed and you haven’t received your new issue, please get in touch with Jess Dalby: +44 (0)20 7033 0258; [email protected]

Katrin FitzHerbert, True to Both My Selves

Slightly Foxed Editions

There is one new Slightly Foxed Edition this quarter, No. 62: True to Both My Selves which is now available to buy in a hand-numbered edition of 2,000 copies.

Those readers who are on an automatic order for the limited editions each quarter were charged on 1 November. These and any other pre-ordered copies of this title should be received by 9 March (UK) or 6 April (overseas).

Please note due to ongoing Royal Mail strikes, post may arrive a little slower than usual. In particular parcels to Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the US and Canada may be delayed by up to 12 weeks from date of dispatch.

To arrange a recurring order for the Editions please get in touch with Jess Dalby: +44 (0)20 7033 0258; [email protected], or take out a Slightly Foxed Editions Subscription on the Slightly Foxed website.

 

Hilary Mantel, Giving up the Ghost - Slightly Foxed Plain Foxed Edition

Other Publications

It is our great pleasure to publish a new reissue in our Plain Foxed Editions series this quarter, Giving up the Ghost by Hilary Mantel.

When Dame Hilary Mantel died, many readers of her novels learned more about her life and her heroic struggle with the serious medical condition from which she suffered for many years without a diagnosis. Nowhere is this more vividly or more movingly described than in her own powerful and haunting memoir. Giving up the Ghost is a story of ‘wraiths and phantoms’, and of a life full of challenges, but it is very far from being a misery memoir. Rather it is a compulsively readable and ultimately optimistic account of what made Hilary Mantel the writer she became, full of courage, insight and wry humour.

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