The Times Literary Supplement

Japanese: タイムズ文芸付録 - たいむずぶんげいふろく（英語表記）The Times Literary Supplement

A British literary weekly magazine, commonly known by its abbreviation TLS. It began as a supplement to The Times in 1902, and later became independent. It devotes ample space to new publications from every country and field, and publishes critical essays, mainly book reviews. It is the world's leading book review magazine in terms of its breadth and rigor. Since its first editor-in-chief, BL Richmond, it has been supported by the insight of such renowned editors as AP Price-Jones, and has maintained anonymity, but in 1974, the anonymity system was abolished at the discretion of the then editor-in-chief, critic J. Gross.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

略称T.L.S.の名で親しまれているイギリスの文芸週刊誌。1902年《タイムズ》の付録として出発，のち独立する。あらゆる国，あらゆる分野の新刊に対して十分の紙幅を割き，書評を中心とした批評エッセーを掲載。その広さと厳密さにおいて世界の書評誌の最高峰である。初代の名編集長B.L.リッチモンド以来，A.P.プライス･ジョーンズら名編集者の見識に支えられ，匿名制をとっていたが，74年，時の編集長の批評家J.グロスの判断で，匿名制は廃止された。

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