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The Real Readers Quarterly
Quarterly
UK
The Real Readers Quarterly
Quarterly
UK
The Real Readers Quarterly
Quarterly
UK
Now here is a lovely little publication! Slightly Foxed, the title referencing the brownish tinge old books sometimes get along its edges (called foxing), is a British publication about old - or should I say mature - and often out of print books, but also the stories and authors behind them. Does that sound a bit quirky? Oh, it definitely is, in a very British sort of way, but it is also heavenly if you love books, especially old ones. With ivory acid-free paper, intricate pencil illustrations, and laid out like a book, of course, with a table of contents, chapters and footnotes, it is reminiscent of that treasure you found hiding in the stacks of a used bookstore. Slightly Foxed is quite a rare find in the US, so get it while you can! Take it home, brew yourself a cuppa, find a comfy chair, and enjoy.
Issue 86: Summer 2025
‘Good Books and Artichoke Bottoms’
A Few of the Books Enjoyed:
The French Country Housewife, Cora Millet-Robinet
Nightmare Alley, THomas Love Peacock
A Man on the Moon, Andrew Chaikin
Waterland, Graham Swift
The Fairie Queene, Edmund Spenser
More!

Issue 85: Spring 2025
‘A Matter of Compression’
A Few of the Books Enjoyed:
The Racing Car Explained, Laurence Pomeroy
Outsiders, Ronald Blythe
The Novels of James Salter
The Years with Ross, James Thurber
The Adolescent, Fyodor Dostoyevsky
More!

Issue 84: Winter 2024
‘I Too am Here’
A Few of the Books Enjoyed:
Robert B Parker’s Spenser stories
John Updike, Couples
Anthony Cronin, Dead as Doornails
Edward Gorey, The Dwindling Party and The Gashleycrumb Tinies
Kingsley Amis, Lucky Jim
More!

Issue 83: Autumn 2024
‘Benefit of Clergy’
A Few of the Books Enjoyed:
August 1914, Barbara Tuchman
The Nutshell Library, Maurice Sendak
Mr. Norris Changes Trains, Christopher Isherwood
Persuasion, Jane Austen
The Bread and Butter Stories, Mary Norton
More!
