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There are few things in sport that threaten to fill the tear ducts quite like the Masters’ green jacket being placed over a champion-in-waiting’s shoulders. Be it Danny Willett for the first – and probably last – time in 2016, Jack Nicklaus’ sixth, or Rory McIlroy’s long-awaited completion of the Grand Slam.
In this Masters-inspired magazine, read an definitive history of this historic tournament’s sporting lore, revisit Augusta’s nearly men in ‘A Good Walk Spoiled’, follow patrons on their annual pilgrimage to Amen Corner, re-live Rory’s Oscar-worthy epic, and take a shot at the game’s next generation with Masters wannabe Josh Berry. Its 132-pages offer a weaving journey through the past, present, and future of golf’s most storied major. As timeless as the tournament itself. No mulligans.
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Lawyers Lay up. The Majors In Pictures. Moments Captured. Arm Wrestling. Bent over Darts Thrown. Skiing Downhill. Saab Rallied.
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Inside this limited edition, collector’s magazine, we celebrate the most influential figure in popular culture. Known for her autobiographical songwriting and artistic reinventions, Taylor Swift has the ability to write songs that are familiar yet distinctive, accessible but not trite. She’s conquered the music charts, created a billion-dollar fortune, won twelve Grammy Awards, and dominated the pop culture headlines. She’s reclaimed her previous albums too.
We’re all in the Taylor Swift era, a love story of chart-topping hits and enchanting success that underscores her brilliance as a businesswoman, strategically navigating the music industry with both artistry and acumen.
This is a limited edition: only 1989 will be printed and each will come with a proof-of-authenticity, individually-numbered certificate.
The first 100 copies - the Luxury Edition - will be cover-line free, with foil logo, and retail at £25
JUDGEMENT DAY
I can’t think of anything in sport that compares to the Ashes. For the players it’s career-defining. So many have flown to Australia full of hope and associated expectation. Only to be chewed up, spat out, and never seen again. Such public, personal, and professional significance has inspired this, our second Collector’s Edition magazine.
England Urn-winners Graeme Swann, Ashley Giles, and Chris Broad all chip in. While we sit down with another of the ‘hope and expectation’ brigade, Josh Tongue.
The cover artwork sets the tone for this celebratory issue. Capturing the anticipation, in this instance, of a nick to the slip cordon – heading in the direction of players dressed in the uniforms worn over the 149 years of competition.
Whether you’re lucky enough to have tickets at the MCG, the right-and-relevant subscriptions, or maybe even a dodgy stick, we hope the following 130-or-so pages stir in you all the nostalgia and excitement worthy of the occasion.
“Gentlemen, let hostilities begin...”
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Inside this 132-page collector’s edition magazine, we have dedicated a good amount of time and space to Formula 1’s most successful, and well supported team. Prancing Horse-based content includes Ferrari’s greatest single-seaters, Red Mist atMonza’s Haunted Asphalt, a contemporary examination of Ferrari’s darkest years, the merry-go-round of Le Mans, and a lap through the legends who shaped, and at times shook, these storied stables.
Elsewhere there’s… Ben Duckett – interviewed. Max & George – face to face. Jochen Mass – remembered. Adrian Newey – at the wheel. Cult Heroes – defined. SailGP – Misunderstood. And viral vintage photographer Expired Film Club on photographing sport’s majors.
Plus… Christian Horner, Jochen Mass, Simon Yates, Annie Soisbault, Virat Kohli, Barry McGuigan @ Loftus Road, Sporting Jazz, Ice Hockey, BMX, gymnastics, tennis, and we interview chart-topper Amy Macdonald. Get yours before it’s lights out at the 75th Italian Grand Prix.
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