London Review of Books Magazine

The London Review of Books is a publication known mainly for publishing literary and intellectual essays in English. Included in the magazine are book reviews and essays on various intellectual and academic topics, shorter art and film reviews, and a section for poems and letters from readers.

The London Review of Books is known well for publishing book reviews and essays on various intellectual and academic topics. The magazine’s reviewers focus on contemporary works as well as new editions of older material, like one new collection of works by D.H. Lawrence reviewed in May 2014. Essayists for the magazine deal in their writing with anything from geopolitical events to academic and literary debates, which often include the opinions of readers as put forth in their letters.

Each issue of the London Review of Books contains shorter art and film reviews. The magazine’s editors search tirelessly for exhibits and films they think are worth sharing with readers.

Readers of the London Review of Books are treated to poems and letters from readers. Readers of the magazine can submit their original work for publication, or respond to essays, reviews, and other reader-submitted writings in their letters, which are then published at the discretion of the magazine’s editors.

A subscription to the London Review of Books makes a great gift for anyone who is interested in exploring complex literary and intellectual topics. On our website, you can either order a new subscription for yourself or as a gift, or you can easily renew a subscription to the London Review of Books.