Novelist and academic John Owen Theobald sets out a passionate defence of urban foxes, exploring the fox's role in folklore and culture from Roman Times to modern London. Weaving together classical literature and contemporary news stories, philosophy and humour, Theobald argues for a greater appreciation of both the fox and our interconnectedness with the natural world. A brief work with an epic sweep.
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