TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more!]
ISSUE DATE: APRIL 1994 ; VOLUME 121, NO. 4
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: Do you believe in magic? DAVID COPPERFIELD and CLAUDIA SHIFFER -- True love or the ultimate illusion?

FEATURES:
Requiem for the Smartest Spy BY ROBERT SAM ANSON -- Clinton just had to have Bobby Ray Inman at the Pentagon. First Inman said yes, then he said no. In Washingion, you pay for changing your mind.

Shazam! BY BILL ZEHME -- What happens when a nice Jewish magician like him gets together with a fabulous supermodel like her? David Copperfield and Claudia Schiffer: a love story for the Nineties, without smoke and mirrors. [NICE, in-depth article, wth multiple photos!]

Irresistible Impulses, Unbelievable Verdicts BY JOHN TAYLOR -- Lorena Bobbitt? Not guilty. Lyle and Erik Menendez? Hung jury. Is the concep of personal responsibility giving way to a new standard of justice? And who is to blame?.

Aren't You Glad You're TONY ROBBINS? BY DOUG STANTON -- You've seen the infomercials, bought the self-help tapes, and memorized his path to total fulfillment. Now catch up with the colossus of American can-do on the road to wellness.

The Joy of Yap BY MICHAEL ANGELI -- It's just slam, jam, thank you ma'am. Hop on the bus with the Seattle SuperSonics, the high- flyingest, trash-talkingest team in the NBA.

Glengarry Glen Xerox BY DAVID DORSEY -- In the end, a photocopier salesman like Fred Thomas doesn't sell a product -- he sells a vision. And like all visions, his is only a reflection of reality A first look at a startling new book.

REALITY CHECK: Bush gets tight-lipped, Rush gets engaged, Oprah woos the pope, and Elvis's mortician finally breaks his silence. By Jeannette Walls.

MAN AT HIS BEST: Elvis Costello [36] Commuter bikes [37] Travel: New Orleans [40] N. Y steak houses [53] James Russo [54] Olaf Olafsson's double life [58] Classics: the big hoax [60].

THE ESQUIRE GUIDE: Getting a Grip on Golf -- From Ping Zings to Big Berthas to avoiding the dreaded Judy putt: a pasture-pool primer. By Mike Bryan.

THE ESQUIRE READER -- Collected excerpts from new books, stories, poems, and works in progress:
Rules of the Border By Ryszard Kapusciñski.
The Confirmation Mess By Stephen L. Carter.
Dreams of Bill.
The Game of Thirty By William Kotzwinkle.
Trying to Have Something Left Over By Jack Gilbert.

GENTLEMAN:
Geek Chic Nerds arise! It's hip to be square. By Woody Hochswender.
Navy at Liberty Another blue period. Photographs by Diego Uchitel.
Eastern Influences New Nehru. Photographs by Michael Roberts.

COLUMNS AND DEPARTMENTS:
The Sound and the Fury: Letters from readers. Backstage with Esquire: Notes on contributors.
Our Man in the White House : My Euro-Clinton vacation. By Walter Shapiro.
The Sporting Life: Get ready for the Atlanta Bills!. By Mike Lupica.
Executive Summary: You are what you drive. By Stanley Bing.
Cars: The marvelous Mazda Millenia. By Phil Patton.
Music: An ode to the Tribute Album. By Mark Jacobson.
Books: Blood, guts, and dismemberment: Will Self's grisly new novel, My Idea of Fun. By Will Blythe.
Mr. Peepers, Esq.: On the catwalks of Milan, beefy Clydesdales are out; waiflike angel boys are in. By Julie Baumgold.

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