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Sunday Times Magazine August 26th 2012
Waugh Zone – Daisy is forced off her cloud by a technological meltdown and braves the mockery of the Appletrons
Relative Values – Sir Michael Parkinson and his producer son, Michael Jr, on visits from George Best and TV banana skins
Witter – The stand-up Phill Jupitus on late nights and risk-taking. Our God of Small Things goes in search of a tasty tomato
A Life in the Day The busker James Bowen, whose life turned around when he befriended a stray cat called Bob
Flare apparent – Era-defining photography of the 1960s and 1970s, including: abuse and humiliation in apartheid South Africa; coded artworks from behind the iron curtain, and the brutality of Mao’s cultural revolution. Plus: Chicago’s exotic library of dead birds
COVER – Surreal estate – A timeshare mogul and his trophy wife were building the biggest house in America – until their dream home turned into a nightmare
Howard’s end His friends were all dying, his novels were unloved, he thought it was all over. Then Howard Jacobson won the Booker and got a new lease of life
Creation Street – Inside the Manchester “Fab Lab”, where fledgling boffins – some as young as 13 – are given the green light for their mind-blowing inventions
Bloody luvvies – Members of the Camorra have given up crime for acting – and are helping Italian cinema boom again. At what cost to their victims?
60 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age
