Europe’s leading magazine of culture and ideas, the London Review of Books, has launched a new digital subscription offering in partnership with Exact Editions.

Exact Editions offers a reading experience that is at once immersive and enjoyable, with a fidelity that replicates the visual impact and design integrity of the print edition but allows for seamless navigation, full-text search and accessibility features. This new digital subscription to the London Review of Books provides all the benefits of a digital resource, but maintains the character of each print issue as it was originally intended. 

The library market is a key focus for this new digital product. Exact Editions, the publishing platform which hosts this edition, boasts years of expertise in this valuable subscription market. The London-based company has expertise with literary and cultural magazines such as the New Statesman, New Scientist and The Times Literary Supplement.

Providing IP-authenticated access across universities, libraries and organisations, an institutional subscription ensures that students and faculty alike can engage with the rigorous journalism and immersive writing that the London Review of Books is known for. With consistently high renewal rates, library subscriptions are a valued and important resource for sustained, thorough enquiry.

Library subscriptions are available here.

Individual digital subscriptions are available here.

About Exact Editions:

Exact Editions is the premium magazine platform for readers, libraries, and publishers. Creating, selling and streaming fully-searchable access to archival and ongoing digital editions, it is proud to work with hundreds of magazine publishers, including The Times Literary Supplement, Dazed and New Scientist.

For more information, please visit: https://publisher.exacteditions.com/