The Times Literary Supplement Historical Archive, 1902-2019, Digital Archive
This archive offers online access to over 100 years of issues of the Times Literary Supplement, a leading forum for fine writing, literary discoveries, and insightful debate with contributors globally.
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The Times Literary Supplement (TLS) has served for over 100 years as a leading forum for fine writing, literary discoveries, and insightful debate. From its Anglo-centric beginnings, it developed into a truly international publication by the mid-twentieth century, with contributors from every region of the world and coverage ranging from literature and criticism to history, science, politics, and art.
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Content Types: Magazines (MG)
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“Distinguishes itself in its powerful search options, especially full-text via OCR processing; in-text highlighting of search terms; the capability of browsing issues, book titles, authors, contributors, illustrators, editors, and translators; and the option to create a personal profile to store search history and articles. Recommended. Lower-division undergraduates and above; general readers.”
“Now we have available across the world an archive which will not only provide the full text of the TLS over the years, but wherever possible reveal the identity of every contributor and include biographical information.”
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The Times Literary Supplement in the Years of Anonymous Reviewing, The First 1,000 Issues, 1902–1921
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The Times Literary Supplement in the Years of Anonymous Reviewing, The Red and the Black: Political Coverage in the 1920s and 1930s
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The Times Literary Supplement in the Years of Anonymous Reviewing, 1939–1945
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