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Sunday Times Magazine July 26th 2009
DID YOU KNOW? The pretzel lorry that hit Britney Spears; the doctor behind literature’s greatest detective; and the first woman to flaunt her charms in a bikini
SHORT STORY – In Salman Rushdie’s tale, two men bicker all day and night. Then death comes between them, leaving the older man to contemplate what he has loved and lost
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Cayetano Rivera Ordoñez, the top Spanish matador, on his fears, his father’s death, and the perfect kill
RELATIVE VALUES – Shappi Khorsandi, Iranian stand-up comedian and writer, and her father, Hadi Khorsandi, poet and satirist
OPEN MINDS – Don’t pine for old-fashioned maps, urges Jerry Brotton. The cyber versions are taking us down new and intriguing routes
WHAT’S NEW, PUSSYCAT? – His religious zeal landed him in hot water. Now Yusuf lslam – formerly known as Cat Stevens – is making music again. And he’s emotional, suspicious and wants to set the record straight
THE OUTCAST – Sandra Laing was born black baby to white parents in South Africa in 1955. For that she was bullied, imprisoned and threatened with murder. This is her story
WIFE SENTENCE – After her husband was jailed for committing the largest financial fraud in history, Ruth Madoff was ostracised by New York society, disowned by her children, and became the object of suspicion herself
COVER: DRAWN TO DANGER – A new troop of artists are risking life and limb in Iraq and Afghanistan, to capture the grit, the horror and the human spirit of war
64 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
