The Sunday Times Magazine  August 31, 1983

Cover line: Jerry Hall, Russia, 1975, by Norman Parkinson

MAIN ARTICLES
Portraits from a glossy life: the first extract from a new book
by photographer Norman Parkinson, who has been putting
fun into fashion for five decades. This week: his early days as an
apprentice to a society photographer. Page 15

Living in space: no longer do space settlements belong in the
realms of science fiction; they could become fact in a couple
of decades. A look at what a group of scientists summoned
by Nasa have in mind for life in space. Page 42

Getting lost by design: mazes are back in fashion. We offer
some hints on which ones to visit this summer and invite you
to take part in a competition to design a maze for an English
country estate. Page 54

LOOK
The Sunday Times Complete Cookery Course: this week our
six-part fresh- buying guide deals with meat. Page 59

REGULAR FEATURES
Relative Values: long-lost twins Sheila Carpenter and Sheila
Robinson talk about how they found each other. Page 9

Citizens Bill: Lord Winstanley argues that Parliament
should be elected for a fixed period with general elections
every five years. Page 11

Week in View: Dilys Powell, doyenne of British film critics,
talks about her favourite productions, some of which are
being presented by the National Film Theatre in her honour.
Plus highlights of the weeks events from cycling to archi-
tect-designed dolls houses. Page 25

Life in the Day of: Binapani Brahma of Assam. Page 62

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