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Sunday Times Magazine September 11th 2011
Waugh Zone – Imagine no possessions. Daisy had to when BA lost her luggage at Dubrovnik. Then the silver lining appeared and the good times started to roll
Relative Values – Danny Alexander, MP, and his father, Dion, a potter, on the journey from a tiny Scottish island to Westminster
Witter – The great adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes recalls his Eton days and the first time he killed someone; Nancy Dell’Olio on how a man should treat a woman
The View – Alison Jackson’s Fake Take; should you love your neighbour?; Dr Ozzy on preferring animals to humans, extreme hypochondria, and flights from hell
A Life in the Day – Sheryl Crow, singer songwriter, on surviving cancer and how she came to adopt two baby boys
Let’s dance – Nile Rodgers was the king of New York disco, who spiced up the careers of Madonna and Bowie. Here he tells the story of his bizarre childhood and the madness of the dancefloor days
The old rogue’s gallery – He wants to be known as a painter, yet David Bailey decides to talk about his wives and very colourful past when Lynn Barber goes to visit
COVER: High fidelity – Liberated by their parents’ generation, today’s teens and their parents’ generation, today’s teens and twentysomethings are enjoying plenty of sex before marriage. Yet when it comes to The One, they won’t stand for infidelity
Total recall – Welcome to the world of life logging, where every minute of your existence is committed to digital memory. And you’re the one doing the surveillance
60 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
