Slightly Foxed 75: Beside the Seaside

by Gail Pirkis (Editor), Hazel Wood (Editor)

Slightly Foxed: The Real Reader's Quarterly (75)

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Bane, Harriet (Cover artist)
Bigelow, Brad (Contributor)
Blanchard, Tim (Contributor)
Boston, Anne (Contributor)
Fisher, Marianne (Contributor)
Fleming, David (Contributor)
Hudson, Roger (Contributor)
Lloyd, Isabel (Contributor)
Murray, Octavius (Designer)
O'Hanlon, Galen (Contributor)
Quinn, Sue (Contributor)
Robshaw, Brandon (Contributor)
Rush, Christopher (Contributor)
Schüler, C. J. (Contributor)
Sisman, Adam (Contributor)
Welland, Patrick (Contributor)
Wells, Anthony (Contributor)

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Canonical title
Slightly Foxed 75: Beside the Seaside
Original publication date
2022
People/Characters
Robert Bringhurst ('The elements of topographic style'); Michael Cox ('The meaning of night' | 'The glass of time'); Martin Crawford ('Creating a forest garden'); Alastair Fitter ('Trees'); F. W. Holiday ('The Great Orm of Loch Ness'); Nella Last ('Nella Last's war : the second world war diaries of Housewife, 49') (show all 20); Rose Macaulay ('The world my wilderness'); Nadezhda Mandelstam ('Hope against hope' | 'Hope abandoned'); John Masefield ('The box of delights'); David More ('Trees'); Thomas Pakenham ('Meetings with remarkable trees'); R. C. Sheriff ('The fortnight in September'); Muriel Spark ('The prime of Miss Jean Brodie'); Stanley (family of, correspondence); Chris Starr ('Woodland management'); Henri Troyat ('Tolstoy'); H. G. Wells ('The war of the worlds'); Florence White ('Good things in England'); Peter Wohlleben ('The hidden life of trees'); Lucy Zoe Girling Zajdler ('My name is Million')
Important places
Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire, England (Mass Observation diary, 1937-1945)
Epigraph
[None]
Dedication
[None]
First words
The first crisp feel of autumn in the air is always exciting and somehow unexpected.

From the editors.
There is something timeless about the British seaside holiday.

Beside the seaside.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Entitled Monument, it was a message from one war-ravaged city to another, and a stark reminder that the saga of exile and loss is far from over.
Original language
English

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Nonfiction, Literature Studies and Criticism, Fiction and Literature
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808Literature & rhetoricLiterature, rhetoric & criticismComposition

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