The Times Literary Supplement
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1 subscription from $9.99
In the United States, The Times Literary Supplement has 1 subscription priced $9.99.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
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| The Times Literary Supplement | Monthly | $9.99 |
9 one-time purchases from $2.99
In the United States, The Times Literary Supplement has 9 one-time purchases priced $2.99 – 3.99.
| Product | Price |
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| TLS 25/11/2016 | $2.99 |
| 13/06/2014 TLS | $3.99 |
| 29/11/13 issue | $3.99 |
| TLS 05/08/2016 | $3.99 |
| TLS 10/06/2016 | $3.99 |
| TLS 22/04/2016 | $3.99 |
| TLS 24/06/2016 | $3.99 |
| TLS 27/11/2015 | $3.99 |
| TLS 28/11/14 | $3.99 |
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| Rating / 5 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.5 | 4.8 | 4.5 | 4.8 | 4.4 | 4.8 | 4.5 |
| Reviews | 3K | 44K | 13K | 12K | 12K | 9.7K | 3.6K | 2.3K | 2.2K | 1.7K | 653 |
| Released | 2012 | 2010 | 2019 | 2011 | 2012 | 2023 | 2012 | 2016 | 2012 | 2021 | 2012 |
| Monthly price | $9.99 | $29.99 | $7.49 | $14.99 | $22.49 | $16.99 | $13.49 | $7.49 | $9.99 | — | $11.99 |
| 3-month price | — | — | — | $39.99 | — | $45.00 | — | $21.49 | — | — | $32.99 |
| Annual price | — | $29.99 | $69.99 | $99.99 | $229.99 | — | — | $114.99 | $9.99 | — | $119.99 |
| One-time price | $3.99 | $0.99 | — | $3.99 | — | — | $0.99 | $1.99 | — | — | $4.99 |
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The Times Literary Supplement reviews
4.7 out of 5, based on 2,963 reviews.
What people like
- Content is truly excellent and smart
- Easy to read on the go
- Great for accessing back issues
What they complain about
- Keeps logging you out constantly
- Support never actually helps
- App crashes or fails to load
Great content
Diversity and quality.
Subscriber for ma y years
The App does not permit me to search or read
Advice
Well, it is pretty good. But I hope we can take notes on the screen when we read. it’s difficult to find out those interesting points when we finished reading without marking. Or sometimes we can write down some important ideas. Thanks.
inferior
1. No way to show a TOC as in the printed version. 2. no search function within articles. 3. a primitive global search function that doesn’t even tell you dates of the articles it finds.
Wish I could buy individual editions
It's such a shame this app doesn't allow you to buy a single magazine. I don't want to subscribe as I mostly don't have time to read the TLS. But it would be my go-to when I do have time... if only I could just drop by the app and buy this week's issue.
Sanity in a sad, sick world
Need TLS more than ever as a place of refuge Have been subscribing since 1988 and ever since then my cocktail party chatter has glittered as strangers flock around me to listen to me hold forth as I regurgitate all that I have read that week
Still one of the worst apps ever
Impossible to delete, mark, or otherwise distinguish which issues you have read. The delete button does nothing. The check mark indicating a downloaded issue pops back within a second.
Great up, but could be better
I love the TLS, I’d love them more if their archive was available in the app and not just on their website.
Accessibility and Login Issues
Continue to have login issues, issues recognizing subscription, font is tiny. Access to the digital subscription is really hit or miss. As one reviewer pointed out, at least I don’t have to search for my subscriber number!
TLS great; accessibility mediocre.
Not just clunky navigation — but print on ipad unnecessarily tiny and not adjustable. Their writers deserve better
Drop off
I open the app to an issue, and it keeps closing. Not amused.
Do not let these people have your credit card number
The app is not very good but sort of works and the content of the magazine is not that bad. However, for a digital subscription, while you can easily sign up for a trial on their Web site, you can only discontinue the “trial” and avoid paying for a regular subscription by calling their call center, which does not make clear exactly when you may call. There is also an email address but all they are capable of doing is redirecting you to the call center. It’s obvious that the only reason for it to work this way is to make it inconvenient enough that you fail to cancel even if you do not wish to receive the subscription anymore. This sort of deceptive business practice ought to be illegal.
App Doesn't Work
How do you rate something that you cannot log on to
Login ugh
With the new update I get prompted to login in every time I launch the app. At least I don’t have to retrieve my subscriber number anymore .
Sumption taken to task by an American
How silly to ask a US liberal to review Sumption on the UK… of course he gets his nickers in a twist over Covid - apparently unaware of Sweden - and judicial review which he reads in an American context. Waste of time…
Time Sink!
Cannot use this app from day to day without refilling subscription information each and every time. Search for info, copy and paste, hit ok, read—for a bit—repeat endlessly. ——————— Update: does anyone understand why they see the need constantly to login as a desirable feature? What does it to for them? In my best moment, I realize I should cancel and read via library subscriptions online.
Aggravating password system
I use the app when I travel, and like to download issues before I go. The app frequently denies access, won’t let my password app supply the user/password, doesn’t like the password, etc. I understand the need to protect intellectual property. But if you can’t make access closer to the experience of picking up the paper and beginning to read, there’s no point in a digital subscription, and it’ll be easier just to throw a few issues in the checked luggage.
Functionality destroyed by an unwelcome update
The app. used to be splendid, but it is now impossible to share articles, moreover members of the help team appear to have buried their heads in the sand. Extremely disappointing! A lamentable and retrograde "development". Since writing the above, I have renewed my subscription, but no improvement has been made. The app does not function well with iOS, since the share function fails every time to produce a link, url etc., rendering sharing impossible. Customer Services refuse to acknowledge that this is the case.
Not an improvement
Completely new design, but you still keep having to re-login, just like before - have your subscriber number handy. The app defaults to highlights, rather than the edition you’re reading and your place in it. If you leave the app open to keep your place, it bounces up and down, I guess to show you what you were reading? Scrolling is jumpy sometimes. The TLS is great, but digital readers deserve a better experience.
Great content, frustrating login issues
Like some other reviewers I often find I have been logged out when opening the app and then have to go through a rigmarole to get back in. Annoying especially when no access to data Otherwise as good as the paper content and more portable!
The best
What a great online version of a great literary magazine. The intellectual world at your fingertips. What could be better than that
Terrible app, TLS REFUSES TO FIX
Fails every to authorize my valid sibscription every month. TLS refuses to fix, tells me to use web version, not iPad app. I’ve given up on TLS and canceled my sub.
Mr
A wholly inferior app. Haven't been able to download paid for issues for two weeks, every attempt being met with "authorisation failed" and the TLS and iTunes refusing to answer my emails. To be avoided!
Hostile to the Reader
I subscribed to the TLS, yet am continually asked to buy the issue. There is no clear sign in option. Once it is up and running, navigation is poor - download each separate issue, see what’s inside. It’s print by other means, an archive, not respecting the possibilities of online. Great content, once you get to it.
Too big margins and no split view
I’m using iPad mini 6 for daily reading bz it’s light and compact. TLS on iPad mini 6 makes reading a struggle rather than an enjoyment. Apart from the two problems mentioned in the title, the typeface is either too small which forces my eyes to squint and stare at the screen or way too big which makes a huge wasted screen area and forces me to constantly slide my thumb. It‘s a tiring and painful to use the app despite the content of TLS is really great！
Smooth app, great content (June 2020)
Easy to navigate & use app, with the best weekly book reviews & essays in the English-speaking world. You can buy individual issues for cheap, or use your TLS subscription to access them. The text font itself is clear and readable. A+.
Authorisation Failed
I can no longer access my subscription. I get an "authorisation failed" message. This has been going on for 2 weeks. ——————— A year or two has passed since I wrote the above ... I decided to try the subscription again. It worked well for a few weeks. Then today, it crashes everytime I try to read an article. Eventually the TLS will catch up with the technology of the 1990s and provide an adequate app for reading. But they will have spent YEARS damaging their reputation and readership by tolerating their (fantastic!) content to be distributed through such flawed, thoroughly crappy apps. TLS was a giant of the print world. It is awful that such a wonderful newspaper couldn’t find a successful way to digitize after decades of trying. They were titans, and I have always loved the writing. But, they are complete digital idiots.
TLS at last
I used to subscribe to the TLS but gave up because of the cost, so I am very pleased to find it now available digitally. The app itself is a lesson in how to do it, being both simple and clear without sacrificing function. I would give it five stars but for a small formatting bug which sometimes superimposes pictures over parts of the text, but imagine this will be cleared up soon.
I guess I’m not the target user, but who is?
While I so far I haven’t had the login issues that others have reported, I have substantial complaints: 1. I prefer to select what to read based on the topic and author of the books being reviewed, but that information is deeply buried. Thematic heads like “SCIENCE” are often too broad to help. 2. The information that is prominent in the table of contents includes reviewers’ names that I only sometimes recognize, and review titles, selected for cleverness rather than utility. 3. In print, I read a bit of the review, then look at who the reviewer is, and return to the review. In the app, this is a cumbersome process. 4. On my iPad, the app will orient to landscape from either side, but portrait only one way, and not the way that would be most useful.
Tls
Very good. Why is the crossword missing?
Made a mistake
You are 5 stars
Was charged, couldn’t view
For about a year haven’t been able to view TLS but was being charged. About a year ago, I canceled subscription somehow, lost ability to view, but I kept getting charged. I messaged TLS who said they didn’t see me as a subscriber but iTunes was probably charging me. I asked TLS to allow me to view again since I couldn’t stop the subscription, but they couldn’t figure out the technical issue and told me to talk to iTunes. I just stumbled upon how to cancel the subscription on iTunes, canceled it, and immediately the app allowed me to view again for the 2 remaining days on last paid week. So a terrible experience.
Easy-to-use app
The TLS content is obviously superb and its app is quite up to the task of supporting it. Easy, clear, and straightforward to use; the way that earlier volumes are kept is brilliant; the contents page and thumbnails most neat. My only gripe would be that the crossword is not available... I have no idea whether the reason for its omission lies with the TLS people or the app builder/maintainer. But, on the whole, I can be counted amongst the very satisfied.
Good app with one or two annoying faults
This app would be vastly improved if two things were changed about it. First it should be easier and quicker to download an issue. At present it is a clunky process that takes a few too many clicks, making it hard to download multiple back issues. And second the app is constantly forgetting my login information which I then have to dig up and re-enter to download new issues. If these problems are fixed the app would be virtually perfect.
Just provide the reviewed title at the top of the page
To view the title of the work being reviewed requires an extra click, which opens a overlay masking the review. It is a remarkably stupid interface for a periodical/app that is devoted to book reviews. I’m not crazy about the revision to the print versions layout, but it is more useful than this bad design. Why is an icon of a picture frame part of the UX? What did the designers think that means to a reader? The logic of the most basic aspects of the app’s design suggest that no one involved had ever read an issue of TLS, which is probably the case. You do need to login every couple of weeks, which is annoying. Also, the login is unconventional, requiring an account number, but not the account password. I suspect this underlies many of the complaints in the other reviews. The LRB app is faultless in comparison, although it is pretty basic. TLS should study the competition, as it is. I cannot speak more highly of the archive access, through Gale Research, but this is a subscription benefit unrelated to this awkward app.
Love the TLS!
I can’t imagine life without the TLS, and the App makes it easy to read on-the-go.
My access to History of philosophy has limited
Why? My subscription’s paid up. I have called and emailed multiple times for a rectification, but with no solution. It seems a technical glitch is preventing me from refreshing my familiarity with Western philosophy in the time of coronavirus.
Excellent
TLS is a welcome addition to Newsstand. It's great having the newspaper in a glossy colour format, and access to back issues all in one place. The single drawback I found is that it does not remember the place you last read to, like a bookmark, in the way that eReaders do.
Should be better
Good for downloading TLS but not much more, unable to see details of my account, e.g. Subscription status, how much left to run, no phone number listed for U.K. enquiries. Expected more.
App keeps saying my subscription is not active but I have paid it
Every now and then I can’t access the contents of the TLS because the app wrongly states that my subscription is not active. When this happens (and it happens very frequently) I have to access the contents through the website, making the app useless.
Terrible
Will not allow subscribers to log in! Ridiculous
needs work
this app seems to constantly lose the login data. To login anew you need the subscriber number which is only found on the printed issue. So if you are away from home and don’t have access to a printed issue, you are unable to read anything. great.
Simple, straightforward
The TLS in app form provides Australian readers with instant access...better than waiting for a print edition! The interface is a little eccentric; the book icon gets you table of contents, while oddly, what appears to be a picture frame, but may be postage stamp, gives you thumbnails of pages..pretty straightforward once you twig. Reviews helpfully offer a tab on which can be found the details of the book. Text in articles is readily cut-and-pasted. This feature alone makes the app worthwhile and superior to print. Sharing can be done via Twitter in which your post will be illustrated with a first-page grab, with title of the article automatically inserted in the tweet. Alternatively, you can send a friend, or yourself, an email of the entire text. That's remarkably fair and very helpful. Some links within the text would be an improvement, especially in such a long running publication with a huge archive from which to draw such links. That would make it of much greater scholarly value. In addition, links might take readers straight to the publisher website for purchase details.
Not as good as print version - so what's the point?
This just isn't as good as the print version. It lacks a lot of the detail and the ease of reading. Online versions of print magazines were FAR better when they were facsimiles of the hard copy. Also, latest edition is often late in arriving online.
Awkward
Trying to log in with subscriber number often fails. Frustrating. Why can a subscriber not simply have a password with email recovery? Additionally, the index for each week ought to be fuller, as in the printed paper, and you should be able to get a proper picture of the cover which is often interesting.
Keep having to redownload issues
For some time now, and even without the app getting any updates, it seems, I keep losing the issues I had downloaded. It’s a real pain to have to redownload things all the time, never mind that you still get logged out at intervals. Please at least go back to a version that kept the downloads. I love the journal and often like to revisit issues, and seldom get through the whole one within a week.
Most poorly functioning website
I’ve ever seen. Technical support is non-existent. In fact, it’s worse than nothing because, if you can ever get a response out of them, THE INFORMATION WILL BE WRONG! !
Dumbed Down Update?
Can we have the full contents page back, the same one in the print edition? The 'simplified' skimpy new one is only one step up from useless. I do not know why you have changed it. In fact I'm so startled it's gone perhaps it's still there and it's all my fault for failing to locate it in which case I withdraw my negative review...
Opinion
This app works well but I still would prefer a paper subscription plus digital flexibility.Best for me would be to be able to read the T L S on my Kindle.
The Times Literary Supplement price by country
A one-time purchase costs $2.74 in Qatar and $5.28 in the United Kingdom — 1.9× more for the same thing. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
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The Times Literary Supplement FAQ
- Is The Times Literary Supplement free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 175 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $9.99 (US), across 1 subscription and 9 one-time purchases.
- How much does The Times Literary Supplement cost per month?
- The Times Literary Supplement is $9.99 (US).
- Does The Times Literary Supplement have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is The Times Literary Supplement cheapest?
- A one-time purchase costs QAR 9.99 (≈$2.74) in Qatar and £3.99 (≈$5.28) in the United Kingdom, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to The Times Literary Supplement?
- The Telegraph: UK & World News (4.5 from 43,747 reviews, premium from $0.99), The i Paper: UK & World News (4.6 from 12,975 reviews, premium from $5.99) and The Week UK: Daily Analysis (4.6 from 12,071 reviews, premium from $3.99).
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The Times Literary Supplement sells in 175 countries. It was released 13 years and 11 months ago, on 1 Nov 2012. It holds a 4.7 rating from 2,963 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does The Times Literary Supplement make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- One-time 70%
- Monthly 30%
Revenue by country
- United States 44%
- United Kingdom 24%
- Canada 7%
- Australia 5%