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Sunday Times Magazine September 8th 2013
Krissi Murison thinks it’s about time there was an office punch up
COVER – Midnight doodler – In the run-up to an exhibition of his paintings. Ronnie Wood talks about his wives, his drinking and how art saved his life
Ahead of the curve – After watching her daughter undergo terrifying surgery to correct scoliosis, Margarette Driscoll found she was suffering from the same condition
Witter – Clive Stafford Smith, lawyer
Relative Values – Julian Fellowes, creator of Downton, and his niece, Jessica, author
Life in the Day David Gandy, model
Shock it to me – Forget tassel twirls and saucy smiles. As burlesque returns to its subversive, satirical roots, our writer strips off and gets in on the act
The world in focus – Finalists of the lan Parry Scholarship 2013, including: the Bangladeshi women scarred for life after acid attacks by jilted men; the free spirits of Iran determined to enjoy life despite the morality police, and the makeshift classrooms of Liberia
64 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age
