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Lady Into Fox

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First published
1922
Pages
58

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  1. 01 - Mrs. Silvia Tebrick is all of a sudden a fox.

    19:04

  2. 02 - Mrs. Tebrick tries to adjust to being a woman in the form of a vixen

    14:21

  3. 03 - Mrs. Tebrick becomes more comfortable being a fox

    15:16

  4. 04 - The neighbors start to wonder where Mrs. Tebrick is

    18:00

  5. 05 - Mrs. Tebrick yearns to be outside like a wild fox.

    18:17

  6. 06 - Another fox enters the picture

    15:31

  7. 07 - Mr. Tebrick becomes jealous of the male fox.

    10:39

  8. 08 - The end comes to Mrs. Tebrick. Mr. Tebrick is devastated

    16:24

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Silvia Tebrick, out walking with her husband in the Oxfordshire woods, turns without warning into a fox. David Garnett tells what follows with a perfectly straight face, as though such things simply happen. Richard hides his wife from the servants, dresses her, tries to keep up the small manners of their marriage while her fox nature quietly asserts itself. She hunts, she bolts, she wants her freedom, and his love slides into something closer to jailing. Short and coolly narrated, the story works as a fable about possession, devotion, and how far love can stretch before it breaks. It won both the Hawthornden and the James Tait Black prizes on publication. Free to read here in PDF and EPUB.

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David Garnett

David Garnett (1892-1981) was an English novelist and bookseller who moved at the edge of the Bloomsbury Group. The son of editor Edward Garnett and translator Constance Garnett, he made his name with Lady into Fox and went on to write further novels, memoirs, and editions of his friends' letters.

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Book facts

First published
1922
Reading time
About 110 minutes
Pages
58
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook