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Sunday Times Magazine April 4th 2010
Daisy Waugh – Our columnist signs up for a “hot” yoga class and, despite the smell of old shoes, sweat and disinfectant, finds she is deliriously pleased with herself
Short Story – From Adam Marek, runner-up in our Short Story Award, comes the tale of a son forced into the role of conservationist by his father, while dreaming of happier times with his mother
Relative Values – Barbara Orbison, music producer and widow of the rock legend Roy, and their son, Roy Jr, musician
Chat Room – Wittering on: the director Richard Eyre on his vices, refusing a peerage and coq au vin; a Bond girl’s secret oddity; our philosopher tackles the delicate balance between hurrying and slouching
A Life in the Day – Jodi Picoult, novelist, on life in New Hampshire with her animal menagerie and Amish Barbie doll
COVER: From hero to zero – Soldiers who act valiantly on the battlefield are being thrown in prison for crimes committed on civvy street. Is the trauma of war to blame? And is anybody giving them the help they need?
Brand aid – Someone, somewhere is always trying to make you buy something -and it may not be who you think. We venture inside the weird and devious world of stealth marketing
The lord’s hoard – As he sets about preserving his historic country pile, the billionaire Establishment fixer Lord Rothschild gives Lynn Barber a personal tour of his surprisingly modern art collection
Hearts of stone – Four years ago, a man found the world’s richest diamond field in Zimbabwe. The discovery sparked a colossal, bloody fight between himself and a corrupt government that could end up destroying the impoverished
64 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
