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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine March 10th 1996
Zoë Heller Sofa not so good. How to lose 200 bucks at a New York flea market
Relative Values – Lord Rix, Mencap chairman and former farceur, and his son Jamie, TV producer and children’s author
Mimi’s Greek tragedy – How a blonde air stewardess nearly conquered Greece. Russell Miller on the ups and downs of Mimi Papandreou
What a swell party – The high-society lifestyle of Alexander Liberman, head of Condé Nast’s magazine empire, made for some great, historic pictures
Cover story – Life after death – The brain debate John Cornwell investigates the implications of using fresh foetal cells to cure disease
Phantom of the opera – He gave us The Who and Tommy, but he was destined to self-destruct. Simon Napier-Bell on a lost weekend with Kit Lambert
A Life in the Day of Paul Deegan, the ‘world’s highest dustman’, who now aims to reach the summit of Everest by the South Col route
56 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is generally in good condition. However there are some marks and minor creases on the cover. Priced accordingly
