TITLE: Biography Magazine
[Multiple biographies of people in the news -- See FULL contents list below!]
ISSUE DATE: December 2002; Vol. 6, No. 12
CONDITION: Literary sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER STORY Pierce Brosnan: The Real Man Behind Bond He dazzles us in films as the suave and sexy 007, but PIERCE BROSNAN shines just as brightly offscreen, balancing success with family after surviving tragedy to find love a second time. By Sheryl Berk.

PICTORIAL Bond Girls Past and Present A hallmark of the Bond movies are those luscious ladies whose aim is to seduce, help, thwart, or dispatch 007. We present a dozen of these beauties from the past four decades.

HEALTH Social Security: New Help for the Painfully Shy Shyness strikes almost everyone at some point but when it becomes chronic, life can be miserable. Psychologist LYNNE HENDERSON explains how to cope. By Stacey Colino.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Timothy Greenfield-Sanders: Shooting Star Famed photographer TIMOTHY GREENFIEL.D-SANDERS, known for his ability to convey a sub- ject's dignity, strength, and charm, offers stunning portraits of nine celebrities. HEROES Leslie Hawke: Finding Her Mission Halfway Around the World Once a Manhattan matron, Peace Corps volunteer ucSUE HAWKE found her calling in Romania, where she trains poor women to find jobs and provides schooling for their children. By Marjorie Rosen.

CELEBRITIES Ray Liotta: Hollywood Goodfella You may think of him as an intense tough guy, but RAY uorrA says he's nothing like his film roles and his last fight was in the seventh grade. By James Greenberg.

HEALING Reconcilable Differences: Laura Davis Tells How to Repair Severed Relationships If you've ever been estranged from someone you love, LAURA DAVIS outlines the steps to reconciliation and the benefits it can bring. By Christina Frank.

WRITERS Virginia Woolf: Genius and Madness Although one of the most prominent and prolific writers of the 20th century, VIRGINIA woOLF led a life dense with tragedy--including debilitating mental illness, suicide attempts, and shattering family losses. By Janet Gawky.

PERSONALITIES The Hit Girl: Alias' Jennifer Garner As the star of Alias, JENNIFER GARNER plays a daredevil secret agent whom she affectionate- ly dubs "Action Chick"--and the feisty, athletic actress loves doing her own stunts. By David Martindale.

HISTORY The Tormented Life and Mysterious Death of Mad King Ludwig He built astonishing castles, dined with imaginary guests, was acutely lonely, and died under mysterious circumstances. KING LUDWIG II of Bavaria was certainly eccentric--but was he mad? By Melissa Burdick.

Bavarian Rhapsody: Fairy-Tale Castles, Rollicking Beer Gardens, and Snow-Capped Mountains Join us on a visit to Bavaria, Germany's southernmost region, home of King Ludwig's fabled castles and his other grandiose homes. By Melissa Burdick Harmon.

INTERIORS Bringing Home Bavaria A collection of festive favorites for the holiday season from the magical landscape of southern Germany..

FOOD Bavarian Creams and Dreams In a meal evoking all the grandeur of Europe's late 19th-century cafe scene, we offer a delicious wiener schnitzel, accompanied by potato cake and red cabbage. And for dessert--what else?---a rich Bavarian cream. By Robert Sietseina and Sandra Rose Gluck.



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