The London Review is a prominent literary magazine based in the United Kingdom, first published in 1979. It features a mix of essays, reviews, and poetry, focusing on literature, culture, and current affairs. The magazine is known for its in-depth analysis and critical perspectives, often showcasing the work of established and emerging writers. The publication is released bi-weekly and has gained a reputation for its intellectual rigor and high-quality writing. It serves as a platform for discussions on various topics, including politics, philosophy, and art, making it a significant voice in contemporary literary discourse.