Eclectic, elegant and entertaining, Slightly Foxed unearths books of lasting interest, old and new, all of them in print. Each issue contains 96 pages of personal recommendations from contributors who write with passion and wit. Slightly Foxed aims to strike a blow for lasting quality — for the small and individual against the corporate and the mass produced. Why not join us, and enjoy some excellent company too?

The trial issue has contributions from Jeremy Noel-Tod on 1066 and All That, Julia Keay on Georgette Heyer, Grant McIntyre on Anthony Powell 's A Dance to the Music of Time and Malcolm Gluck on the Sicilian detective fiction of Leonardo Sciascia. There's also an invitation to guess the noun described in some of D. H. Lawrence's more striking phrases.