Well, right now I'd struggle to give LRB 2/10; they took my subscription but I never, or not yet, received any magazines. Sigh !!
Lyle Millar.
Tim
The London Review of Books
1 year ago
Thank you for your feedback. It appears that you signed up for a digital subscription which obviously doesn't come with print issues. We hope that you'd consider reconsidering your one star review on that basis.
I paid for an initial subscription about two months ago and am yet to receive a printed copy of the LRB in my mailbox. I have an ap and can read on my iphone -- but that doesn't really work for me. ...
I subscribe the LRB since the ‘80s, always satisfied. Lately, literary articles are giving way to political/economic articles a bit too much for my taste.
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