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96 pages for Xmas issue. |
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Back to 80 pages. |
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(Still 80 pages - no special Christmas extra this time). |
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(Down to 72 pages). |
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Magazine has a facelift. Now all on glossy paper and slight increase to 80pp. Most of the old features remain though pepped up with more photos, but the Gulliver column has gone and replaced by a series of guest writers starting with Alex Atkinson. |
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From this issue all the fashion, food, motoring, handyman and other commercial advice, plus reviews are shunted to a “Service Section” in the latter third of the magazine and I’ll no longer list any of these unless something unusual pops up. |
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Includes a Seppelt’s wine advert with a short story “The Secret of the Cellar” and an illustration signed by Len Deighton. |
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Cover photo now dropped for an abstract design, but no artist credit. |
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Includes another Seppelt’s wine advert with a story “Dispute Over Wine” and another illustration signed by Len Deighton. |
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At last the editorial team is identified. William Richardson (Executive Editor), Tony Purdy (Assistant Editor), John Grisewood (Production Editor), Erika Bruce and Jennifer Hill (Layout). |
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In addition to the above editorial team, Denis Pitts is added as another Assistant Editor plus Toni del Renzio (Art Editor), Charles Coppard (Art Assistant). The two ’Layout’ girls are dropped. |
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