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WEBA weekly journal for literature and ideas. We publish book reviews, book extracts, essays and poems by leading writers from around the world. Each week, we also review the latest in fiction, film, opera, theatre, dance, radio and television.
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WEBSubscribers can read all our articles every week, enjoy unlimited access to the TLS Archive, back to our first issue, follow Mary Beard’s blog and comment on posts, and explore our full range of online-exclusive series. To subscribe to the TLS today just click here. Since 1902, we have been publishing expert reviews and insightful, sometimes ...
TLS | September 13, 2024 | Book reviews, essays and more.
WEBTLS | September 6, 2024 | Book reviews, essays and more. The complete Baudelaire; women of the French avant garde; John le Carré on stage; a Euripides discovery; animals at play – and much more.
TLS | September 6, 2024 | Book reviews, essays and more.
WEBSep 6, 2024 · Baudelaire is not just the first great urban poet to capture fleeting modernity, writes Seth Whidden in his review of a new edition of Baudelaire’s Œuvres complètes, published by Gallimard – “he is also more; an urban chronicler, a nasty piece of work, a swooner, a crooner, a lover, a hater, a translator, a critic, the inventor of the ...
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WEBThe TLS Literature - Literature | The TLS. Essays and reviews on the latest fiction in English and in translation, exploring poetry, prose and criticism from across the world and across the centuries.
TLS | July 15, 2022 | Book reviews, essays and more.
WEBJuly 15, 2022 | TLS. In this week’s TLS. In The Song of the Earth (2000), his ecological reading of English literature, Jonathan Bate saw the Romantic movement as attempting an imaginative reunification of mind and nature despite “a melancholy awareness of the illusoriness of its own utopian vision”.
TLS | September 15, 2023 | Book reviews, essays and more.
WEBSep 15, 2023 · In this week’s TLS. What connects the novelist William Harrison Ainsworth, the Tichborne Trial and life on a sugar plantation in Jamaica? In a New Yorker essay Zadie Smith spelt out the preoccupations of The Fraud, her novel set in the Victorian era, as “fake identities, fake news, fake relationships, fake histories”.Ainsworth, in Smith’s view, was a fraud as a historical novelist
About the Times Literary Supplement - TLS
WEBAbout us. The TLS was born in January 1902. Its first ever front page bashfully stated: “during the Parliamentary session Literary Supplements to ‘The Times’ will appear as often as may be necessary in order to keep abreast with the more important publications of the day”. Fortunately, that question of necessity was not left in the ...
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