EVERYMAN'S HAND

EVERY MAN’S HAND by David Harcombe (1992) - An emotive and powerful novel set in the period between the two great wars it tells of a fox’s life and describes with graphic detail and realism, the difficulties and delights of existence in the wild. Much has been written about the fox, and this work though fictional, is a true and accurate account of its nature and habits. 150 pages with numerous illustrations and sketches.