The London Review of Books (LRB) is a literary and cultural magazine published twice monthly. It publishes long-form essays that use books as starting points to examine historical, political, scientific, and cultural questions.
It covers:
It covers:
- Politics and Economics: Essays on global affairs, geopolitics, elections, social movements, economic trends, and public policy.
- History and Classics: Articles on historical periods, ancient civilizations, empires, biographies, and historical texts.
- Literature and Criticism: Reviews and essays on fiction, poetry, memoirs, and the works of contemporary and classical authors.
- Arts, Culture, and Media: Reviews and discussions of film, art exhibitions, architecture, music, theatre, and media.
- Philosophy, Science, and Psychology: Essays on science, technology, ethics, philosophy, and human behaviour.