In conversation with Brendan Walsh, literary editor, The Tablet
I have been reviewing books for The Tablet – Britain’s second oldest weekly paper, and a Catholic literary institution – since 2013. As a newcomer in every sense, I … Continue reading
An interview with Slightly Foxed
I am a loud and enthusiastic fan of Slightly Foxed (the ‘companionable quarterly magazine that’s all about discovering good books and the pleasure of reading’, to quote their website) and, even … Continue reading
In conversation with: Catherine Pope
Dr Catherine Pope is the founder of Victorian Secrets, an independent publishing house dedicated to producing high-quality books from and about the nineteenth century. We asked her to speak to us … Continue reading
Environment, Society, Language: The Rachel Carson Center
The Rachel Carson Center, in Munich, is a unique environment: engaged, stimulating, sometimes fraught, always interesting. I should know, because I was fortunate enough to work there as an editor … Continue reading
Where Beagles Dare: Speaking for Darwin? The Dawkins/Darwin Audio Debate
PART OF TALKING BOOKS: AUDIO BOOK MONTH ON VULPES LIBRIS Abridgement is always a thorny issue in audiobooks. However, I was surprised, and slightly perturbed, to read that one of … Continue reading
Interview with Nicolas Soames of Naxos AudioBooks
Audiobook Month on Vulpes Libris Audiobook Month on Vulpes hits the ground running with a fascinating and wide-ranging interview with Nicolas Soames, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Naxos AudioBooks. —o— … Continue reading
Coming Up This Week
We have a mixed bouquet of topics this week on VL, not only some thought provoking reviews, but also an interview with a publisher and a tale of how the … Continue reading
Publisher Feature: Interview with Myriad Editions
As the latest in our series of publisher interviews, RosyB talks to Victoria Blunden, Fiction Editor of Brighton-based publisher, Myriad Editions, well-known publisher of political Atlases about their recent move … Continue reading
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