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London Review of Books
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LRB
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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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
In-Apps
- Volume 40 Number 7
- ¥38.00
- Volume 42 Number 1
- ¥38.00
- Volume 42 Number 4
- ¥38.00
- Volume 42 Number 7
- ¥38.00
- Volume 41 Number 16
- ¥38.00
- Volume 41 Number 19
- ¥38.00
- Volume 41 Number 22
- ¥38.00
- Volume 43 Number 16
- ¥38.00
- Volume 45 Number 16
- ¥38.00
- London Review of Books
- ¥698.00
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London Review of Books has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is ¥104.00.
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User Rating
4.85 out of 5
52 ratings in China
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London Review of Books Reviews
onmy one episode is available to be downloaded for free
Please open up the range for downloading for free .if more earlier editions are downloadable it would be better for people like me who install this app to learn english
Perfect
Such a perfect and friendly version
Much better
The previous version is so bad. Now it's ok.
Buggy and basic
I download back issues and mark favourites and they disappear. I get numerous errors when launching on 4G or if the app is backgrounded for any length of time. Not sure why there isn’t a remote server user profile that stores more about my use and bookmarks than just account info. It’s a shame, the content is magnificent.
No offline reading
Please make downloaded content available offline
Can’t swipe to the next article anymore
It has improved very slowly over the years , but following the last update it no longer lets you swipe right to go to the next article, after reading for a while. Most random, bizarre error. You have to exit the current issue, then try and find the issue again, which isn’t easy, if you’re a little behind. Also, it does not let you load the ToC for some reason. The Back button takes you straight to the list of issues, not the ToC. Very annoying. Usability is down again.
Infuriating keeps failing to work offline
I mainly want to read on the tube. Unfortunately most times you try and open this offline it will either fail to open the feed at all of it will have deleted all the issues you downloaded before.
Needs more work
This app is pretty frustrating - settings are limited, font size, scrolling and other features don’t quite work as you would expect them to
Content good - app currently annoying
Major complaint is annoying inability to swipe between articles once you start reading them. Otherwise works fine.
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App Info
- Category
- News
- Publisher
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LRB
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 4.2 (5 months ago )
- Released on
- Sep 4, 2014 (10 years ago )
- Also available in
- United Kingdom , United States , Australia , Canada , Ireland , Germany , New Zealand , France , Netherlands , India , Sweden , Italy , Switzerland , South Africa , Belgium , Denmark , Spain , Norway , China , Brazil , Portugal , Japan , Mexico , Hong Kong SAR China , Poland , Singapore , Austria , Türkiye , South Korea , Finland , Greece , Chile , Czechia , Thailand , Russia , Taiwan , Iceland , United Arab Emirates , Hungary , Israel , Luxembourg , Philippines , Argentina , Lithuania , Romania , Slovakia , Malaysia , Malta , Saudi Arabia , Estonia , Pakistan , Bulgaria , Croatia , Slovenia , Peru , Lebanon , Azerbaijan , Egypt , Dominican Republic , Colombia , Ukraine , Sri Lanka , Latvia , Kuwait , Indonesia , Vietnam , Brunei , Nigeria , Armenia , Ecuador , Uzbekistan , North Macedonia , Algeria , Tunisia , Belarus , Kazakhstan , Madagascar , Nepal , Bahrain
- Last Updated
- 3 months ago
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