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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine September 29th 1996
Zoë Heller battles with the insect life on her veranda and the pond life at a party
Relative Values – The author and television writer Howard Jacobson and his younger brother, Stephen, a painter
Demonic irrigation – Exorcisms are experiencing a revival. And the ordeal doesn’t necessarily leave the ‘possessed’ in high spirits
Homer’s odyssey – As The Simpsons hit the BBC, we meet the creative team behind America’s chinless wonders
Cover story One of us? – Tony Blair may have made New Labour electable. But has he sold the old party’s socialist soul in the process?
God save McQueen – He is probably the only East End skinhead with fashion sense. And now Alexander McQueen is reaching a wider audience
Net king cool – How a 24-year-old entrepreneur and his two-year-old company are showing the billionaires of high-tech the way to go
A Life in the Day of John McCririck, old Harrovian and Channel 4’s horse-racing tipster
72 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is generally in good condition throughout. However there is some minor creasing and small tears on the cover. Priced accordingly
