In this week's magazine 9/11

05 September 2011

Columns
- Ten years after 9/11, the true threat is not a super-villain skulking in the desert, says Laurie Penny
  We have been starved of the meaning and context of global disaster.
  By Laurie Penny
- Why the rich want more tax, Tory tape and the story of that leader
  By Peter Wilby
Features
- The NS Interview: Donna Marsh O’Connor, peace activist
  “I can’t believe I haven’t seen my daughter in ten years”
  By Sophie Elmhirst
Critics
- 9/11: Film -- How to tell a horror story
  Ryan Gilbey wonders why so many film-makers have shied away from the attacks.
  By Ryan Gilbey
- The End: Hitler's Germany, 1944-45
  By David Cesarani
- Nick Clegg: the Biography
  The choices reveal the leader.
  By Andrew Adonis
- Your World: Iconic Geometry (BBC World Service)
  Scientists run rings round a baffled Cecil Balmond.
  By Antonia Quirke
- 9/11: Television -- Talking to Terrorists
  The documentary-maker Peter Taylor on a decade of investigating al-Qaeda.
  By Peter Taylor
Backpages
- Ten years on, sit next to a British Asian Muslim on the bus
  By Will Self