《Reader's Digest Australia 读者文摘 澳大利亚版》 2020年 10月刊
It's a Surprising World IT’S NO SECRET THAT CRIME SELLS. We love to watch it on stage, on small and big screens, as well as read crime novels and listen to true crime podcasts. Murders, robberies and intriguing million-dollar diamond and art heists are always popular. Less common are crimes against science. This month’s Bonus Read is about a very unusual crime involving a young talented music student, not a typical criminal profile. ‘The Case of the Broken Window’ (page 124) tells the story of how this untypical thief committed a grave crime against the calm, studious and inoffensive world of zoology. 6park.comNot straying too far from the amazing and often-unbelievable zoological world is this month’s Drama in Real Life, ‘Marlin Attack!’ (page 40). When three men headed out on a spearfishing trip, nothing, not even the weeks of careful planning, could have prepared them for the unexpected and random attack they encountered during a beautiful morning in the waters of the Pacific Ocean. 6park.comStaying on the subject of the unpredictable, in ‘If You Don’t Like It, Turn Over’ (page 32), celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, known round the world for his honesty, and rugged approach to life, shares his perspective on the success he’s had in front of the camera and his need to make kitchens run smoothly, despite the chaos. 6park.comThese stories, and much more, are in this month’s edition.
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