The Sunday Times magazine - Tennessee Williams cover (3 August 1986)

The Sunday Times magazine - Tenessee Williams cover (3 August 1986)
Good condition for age - there is yellowing to page edges due to age - light wear

RELATIVE VALUES - Miles Copeland and his son Stewart
1¾ pages

GREENHOUSE BLUES - The chance discovery that polythene screening makes plants grow faster has transformed a once semi-desert corner of Spain into the home of some of Europe's richest farmers. But thrice-yearly export crops from greenhouses have brought misery as well as money to Almeria. Suicides have doubled, and the social fabric is crumbling
5 pages

SOMETHING BY TOLSTOI - This short story by the late Tennessee Williams is a rare treat: it has never been published before. Gore Vidal introduces it
3 pages

DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF DIMES - Quite a few things Leona Helmsley will not tolerate - being 'treated like another room number', for example. Her exacting standards are known throughout America, for Mrs Helmsley is queen of her husband's hotel empire. Harry owns the Empire State Building and answers to the name of Dreamboat
3 pages

COURTNEY PINE - He is a rare phenomenon, a British jazz player who has been courted everywhere. And his first record isn't yet out
2 pages

SUMMIT OF ALPINE PIQUE - An account of the first ascent of Mont Blanc
2 pages

GERMAINE GREER - "A life in the day of"
1 page

Full-page advertisement pages:
- Creda (featuring Eric Bristow) [2 pages]
- Midland Bank
- BMW [2 pages]
- Toyota Supra [2 pages]
- Ford Orion Ghia Injection [2 pages]
- Minolta 5000