A happy coincidence with the Easter just passed was the arrival of the Spring issue of Slightly Foxed. Spring? Well, it is published in England. “Foxing”, as bibliophiles will know, is the term for those brown freckles which start to appear—faintly at first—in the paper of books which have (to put it gently) begun to mellow. Slightly Foxed (subtitled The Real Reader’s Quarterly) calls itself “the lively … review for the independent minded”, and it is. Moreover, into the bargain, its 100 small pages of creamy, no-glare-in-your-eyes paper are beautifully edited, designed, printed and bound. Though not in hard covers,…