Esquire Magazine September 1994 Norman Mailer Meets Madonna Jack Nicholson

Original Esquire Magazine September 1994 featuring NORMAN MAILER MEETS MADONNA - The Grand Old Man of Letters asks the First Lady of Pop about sex, culture and why she's so damn famous!

Cover Features:

• THE AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE FOR MEN - Tagline
• SEPTEMBER 1994 Price £2.20
• NORMAN MAILER MEETS MADONNA - Main cover feature
• The Grand Old Man of Letters asks the First Lady of Pop about sex, culture and why she's so damn famous
• JACK NICHOLSON - On Wolf, women and wimps
• MASTERMINDS - Robot armies will inherit the earth
• HOW TO FLY A MIG - Geoff Dyer goes supersonic
• PLUS ESQUIRE EXTRA - Featuring: Umberto Eco, Lynn Barber, Paul Morley, Rob Newman, Joseph O'Connor, Rian Malan and the first agony aunt for men
• ADVENTURE SPORT SPECIAL

Main Features:

• Norman Mailer Meets Madonna - Grand Old Man Letters asks First Lady Pop about sex culture why she's damn famous main cover story
• Jack Nicholson - On Wolf women wimps
• Masterminds - Robot armies will inherit earth
• How To Fly A MIG - Geoff Dyer goes supersonic
• Adventures In Voodoo Land - Feature
• I Robot - Feature
• Smoking Toad - Feature
• Georgianna In Our Mind - Feature
• Top Gunsel - Feature
• Rough Guide - Feature
• Wolfman Jack - Feature
• This England - Feature
• Adventure Sports Special - From prep thrills surfing Jamaica white-water rafting waking wild side
• View From A Broad - Feature
• Esquire Extra supplement - Umberto Eco Lynn Barber Paul Morley Rob Newman Joseph O'Connor Rian Malan first agony aunt men

Condition:

Vintage magazine showing moderate to heavy wear consistent with age. Cover has visible creasing, surface marks and wear. Spine shows wear. Pages intact but magazine shows signs of handling and age.

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Perfect for collectors of men's magazines, Esquire enthusiasts, Madonna fans, Norman Mailer collectors, or those seeking authentic mid-1990s lifestyle memorabilia.