The London Review of Books (LRB) is a British literary magazine established in 1979. It publishes bimonthly and is recognized for its long-form essays and in-depth book reviews that cover both fiction and non-fiction. The magazine emphasizes quality writing and intellectual substance, featuring contributions from academics, writers, and journalists.

In addition to its magazine, LRB operates an independent bookshop in Bloomsbury, London, known for its curated selection and knowledgeable staff. The bookshop hosts author events and panel discussions, serving as a cultural hub for readers and writers. LRB targets an intellectually engaged audience that values literary and cultural criticism, making it a respected voice in the literary community.