TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 1996; VOLUME 126, NO.3
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Clinton Without Apologies.

FEATURES:
Clinton Without Apologies: BY TAYLOR BRANCH -- How a formerly disenchanted pal from Bill Clinton's' political infancy found himself, two decades later, hanging with the president and realizing he's been won over.

The Heart of the Bobster: BY RICHARD BEN CRAMER -- You can take Bob Dole out of Russell, Kansas, but you can't take Russell, Kansas, out of Bob Dole. Especially when he needs to get elected.

Center Stage: PHOTOGRAPHS BY TROY WORD -- Five leading designers dress up their favorite celebrities, including Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Jon Bon Jovi. [FULL PAGE COLOR photos of Tom Ford with Uma Thurman, Donna Karan with Stephen Weiss, Richard Tyler with Samuel L. Jackson, Dianni Versace with Bon Jovi, Tommy Hilfinger with Matt LeBlanc!]

Don Juan in Turnaround: BY TOM HEDLEY -- Has Hollywood finally OD'd on sex, sleaze, and celluloid excess? A tale of financial, physical, and spiritual ruin.

An Unholy Fire: BY GUY MARTIN -- A son of the South returns to make sense of the Black Belt church burnings.

Boxing Fidel: BY GAY TALESE -- In the surreal socialist time warp of today's Havana, Muhammad Ali and Fidel Castro finally meet and share a few moments in each other's legendary aura.

REALITY CHECK:
The Kennedy family plays hardball; the First Lady fizzles in print; Rush "Limousine" Limbaugh has a big fat lifestyle; and Joseph Mitchell had a secret. Plus: celebrity sightings on-line. By Jeannette Walls.

ESKY: Stamps of inauthenticity; Minnie Driver in high gear; Martha Stewart on doing the dishes; punk rock at twenty; fall in Nantucket; and Ford's Expedition. Plus: Movies, food, Wordman, the Big Page, and much more.

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS:
The Sound and the Fury, Letters from readers.
Backstage with Esquire, Notes on contributors.
The Sporting Life:Keeping up with Jerry Jones. BY MIKE LUPICA.
MONEY TALKS: How to put your portfolio in a win-win situation. BY CHRISTOPHER BYRON.
THE MALE ANIMAL: The art and sport of wordplay; sex with meone you love; a new approach to shoes; the fling of medical ailments; when fiends really get wn; conjugatin's and wine and well -- being.

AMERICAN SCENE: Close encounters on the Extraterrestrial Highway, where a town called Rachel buzzes with ufologists. BY RANDALL ROTHENBERG.
WILD KINGDOM: The thrilling adventures of the Lone Juror. BY MARK LEYNER.
MR. PEEPERS, ESQ.
The factual and fictional Paul Theroux. BY JULIE BAUMGOLD.
GENTLEMAN: SCHOOL FOR STYLE: Fashion rules from Alan Flusser. BY WOODY HOCHSWENDER.
INTO THE NIGHT: Versace's enchanted evening wear. PHOTOGRAPHS BY TROY WORD.
STYLE CORPS: Military chic from fashion's top brass. PHOTOGRAPHS BY DOMINIQUE JSSERMANN.
MARKET PRICE: High -- end watches and shoes that won't cost you an arm and a leg. PHOTOGRAPHS BY MELANIE ACEVEDO.

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