The online website of the UK's most distinguished literary journal acts both as a taster for the print edition, and a gateway to the Times Literary Supplement's magnificent Centenary Archive. Many features are available only to paid-up subscribers to the print journal but there is much to sample before signing up, including short versions of several reviews from the current week's edition, highlights of recent reviews by subject and a sneak preview of what's available in the Centenary Archives. The About the TLS pages offer a flavour of the journal with a brief history of its content and an impressive list of past and present contributors, ranging from T. S. Eliot to Seamus Heaney. A free weekly email newsletter is available from the homepage, via Book Listings.
SPECIAL FEATURES
TLS Subscriber Archive Free to print edition subscribers, the TLS archives stretch back to 1994.
TLS Centenary Archives requires a separate subscription. These archives contain all issues of the TLS dating from its inception in 1902. Click on the free trial option on the Centenary Archive page to view an introduction to the archives and try some sample searches. Libraries may register for further free trials.