Lady Into Fox

The story explores the profound themes of love and transformation through the relationship between Richard Tebrick and his wife, Sylvia, who inexplicably turns into a fox during a woodland stroll. As Sylvia struggles to maintain her humanity, Richard's devotion is tested, raising questions about the limits of love and the impact of nature on identity. Originally published in 1922, this poignant narrative earned multiple accolades for David Garnett, including the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and the Hawthornden Prize.