London Review of Books - Reviews, Revenue and Downloads - Apple App Store

Description

The London Review of Books is Europe’s leading magazine of books and ideas.

Published twice a month, the LRB is home to the most exciting writing on literature, history, politics, philosophy, art, poetry and more.

Already a subscriber? Simply install the app and sign in with your LRB website login details.

App features
- Read the LRB anywhere, even offline
- Get the latest issue on Wednesday, before it hits the newsstand
- Save articles for later reference
- Resize text for easy reading
- Dark mode option
- Access ten years of the LRB dating back to 2014

Subscribing via the app
- The app is free to download and comes with a free preview issue
- Subscribers to the LRB magazine can access the app with their LRB website login and do not require a separate app subscription
- Subscriptions made via the app, however, do not include access to the LRB website and online archive
- In the app, you can purchase individual issues of the magazine or an annual subscription
- Subscriptions are charged to your Apple account and managed in App Store account settings
- All subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the subscription period
- If your subscription lapses, you will still be able to read the issues published while you were an active subscriber

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In-Apps

Volume 41 Number 1

$7.99

Volume 42 Number 1

$7.99

Volume 42 Number 6

$7.99

Volume 42 Number 7

$7.99

Volume 42 Number 8

$7.99

Volume 43 Number 1

$7.99

Volume 44 Number 1

$7.99

Volume 42 Number 16

$7.99

Volume 43 Number 18

$7.99

London Review of Books

$149.99

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4.86 out of 5

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And it's a bargain too

Such a great, stimulating journal. The app is pretty good, especially when you compare it to the NYRB one. Works very well and looks good.

The LRB

The LRB has sustained me for 42 years. First at home and then abroad. Currently marooned in Melbourne, Australia I rely on the online version. I miss spotting the paper version on the newsstands but I do have a digital subscription. I hope the journal is in good hands now thatMary-Kay has stood down. Good luck to the new editors. Nick Chapman

Wonderful write

LRB is a source of clear, succinct, informed writing. Not all articles are relevant to an Australian reader, but they are all worth reading. I look forward to every edition as do the friends with whom I share it,

A necessary antidote

In these turbulent and testing times in which the contest for ideas and thought seems often irreparably riven by its speed and shallow superficiality, the London Review of Books stands firm for depth, care, intelligence and a certain demanding standard. Thank goodness...

And it's a bargain too

Such a great, stimulating journal. The app is pretty good, especially when you compare it to the NYRB one.

Invaluable

Constantly interesting and stimulating, written in stylish prose and providing insights not available elsewhere. Favourites: Marina Warner, Bee Wilson, Michael Hoffman, Andrew O’Hagen.

Food for brain , feast for a literature lover

London review of books , is , without doubt , one of the best literary magazines around. It Scholarship is amazing , writing charming and style too resistible. Providing fresh ideas and instigating curiosity are its trademarks , but I would add that it’s ability to educate masses , who otherwise could not afford so many books , cannot be overlooked . Only problem is its price, and being of scientific nature , I would like them to add more scientific reviews.

A well developed App

Agreed that the website and actual paper are better than an App, however with transit on packed trains/public transport an app is quite useful, and unlike the woeful Times Literary Supplement App this one actually works and you get to keep your purchases. The LRB is a quality publication, well written articles, the podcast is excellent as well.

Good for those on the move

The app lets one download copies of the LRB, and not much lease. There is no search capability, downloads are slow, and navigation a bit clunky. So as an app, it is not very good at all. But it is not really about the app, it is about off-line access to those copies one has chosen to download, and for that I am very grateful. If you travel (or commute) and read: get it. If you don't travel (or commute), the website is much better. If you don't read, it has little to offer.

The new version is so much better

Someone was listening. The new version of the LRB app works beautifully. It's now a great app as well as a great journal.

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