In this week's magazine The royal makeover

04 June 2012

Columns
- Alan Rusbridger: the quiet evangelist
  Alan Rusbridger can claim to be the Guardian’s greatest editor. But, asks Peter Wilby, will he also be its last?
  By Peter Wilby
Features
- The royal soap opera
  Malcolm Muggeridge's famous - and controversial - 1955 essay.
  By Malcolm Muggeridge
Critics
- Review: We Are Sixty
  Disembodied voices heave with royal compliments.
  By Antonia Quirke
- Review: We Are Sixty
  Disembodied voices heave with royal compliments.
  By Antonia Quirke
- Review: The Turin Horse and iLL Manors
  Stillness teaches you far more about life than action, writes Ryan Gilbey.
  By Ryan Gilbey
- Man of artful mystery
  Rachel Cooke is cowed by the imperial glamour of Rory Stewart MP.
  By Rachel Cooke
- Tooth and Claw
  Alexandra Coghlan enjoys two operas wrestling with the follies of old age.
  By Alexandra Coghlan
- China Miéville on weird fiction, Melville and J G Ballard
  The science fiction writer on Railsea.
  By Jonathan Derbyshire
- The art of sauntering
  Robert Macfarlane's quest for sacred terrain.
  By John Burnside
- Review: Economics After the Crisis - Objectives and Means
  By Felix Martin
- Review: Satantango
  By Jonathan Beckman
Backpages
- Bring me the brain of Heinrich von Kleist
  By Will Self
- It’s not just lemonade, it’s first aid
  By Nina Caplan
- The art of sauntering
  Robert Macfarlane's quest for sacred terrain.
  By John Burnside

NewStatesman