| The Independent 1997 Janie Lawrence |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A woman finds herself at sea. (sailor Tracy Edwards) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Facing up to the past. (actress Kate Beckinsale)(Interview) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| For a Carpenter, it's still yesterday once more. (singer Richard Carpenter) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| 'I could stand up in a Wonderbra and push along those lines, but that's not why I'm doing this.' (saxophonist Holly Slater) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| It's not pretty, what they're doing to Gavin. (Gavin Rossdale, singer with rock group Bush) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Love me, don't. (actor John Malkovich)(Interview) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Milly Molly Mandy hits third base (and other tales of feminist confusion). (author Naomi Wolf)(Interview) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Naughty but nice. (comedian Jenny Eclair) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Nobody's fool. (actor Rupert Graves) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Right boys, you're on again! (commercial success for Benedictine monks of Downside Abbey near Bath, England) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Sanctuary of silence. (Benedictine sisters at Tyburn Convent in London, England, seek to make use of the media to attract new recruits) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Supporters' club. (football attracts more middle-class people) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| The house that Bob built.(profile of Penthouise magazine founder, Bob Guccione) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| The Prince of Order. (actor Christopher Lee)(Interview) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| The queen of seduction. (actress Jeanne Moreau) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Why Empire wives' suffering was cloaked in shame. (Lavinia Warner's work as consultant for 'Paradise Road') | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| Win some, lose some. (Stephen Twigg, Labour MP for Enfield Southgate, England) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
| You think they're all lads. (comedian Lee Hurst) | Retail industry | Janie Lawrence |
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