In the April issue
Jane Gardam's story about her last novel, which was inspired by an old wooden carving she had seen previously in The Hague.

John Hancock thought he knew the quiet lodger, George Vlummens, upstairs, but now isn't so sure.
Patrick Reyntiens's stained glass is everywhere from Coventry Cathedral to Cochem, Germany, where he made eight scriptural scenes each forty feet high.
Andrew Hosken on the demise of Notting Hill
Raleigh Trevelyan finally gets to the Hunza valley
William Keegan remembers the former Bank of England Governor
Stanley Price only ever had a quick-stepping bit-part in Jean Simmon's life, rather than the leading role he yearned for. But did she choose the right man?
Roundup of this year's glamorous awards ceremony