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Editorial thrust
There is no magazine in Canada today with the LRC’s level of vigorous and intelligent debate featuring such a wide range of thinkers on so many varied topics. Books remain the best medium for the discussion and dissemination of ideas, even in this multimedia age, and the LRC reviews hundreds of the best new books published every year.
Reach an influential audience
LRC readers are a highly educated, wealthy and prominent group who actually buy the books reviewed and advertised in the magaine. Size does matter — and the magazine’s exclusive nature is valued by its very loyal readership. The LRC’s targeted circulation sells more books per capita than most journals.
Frequency
The LRC is published ten times a year.
Distribution
The LRC is sold on better newsstands across Canada, including independent bookstores and Chapters/Indigo, and by subscription. Our renewal and gifting rate is 80%. Subscribers live in all provinces and territories and throughout the United States, as well as overseas. The LRC has strong support among Canadian studies programs and diplomatic missions abroad.
The LRC is also sent to a robust complimentary list that includes media figures, publishers, embassies and other high-profile recipients.
Our subscribers and readers include politicians, policy makers, members of the media, academics and university leaders, opinion makers, business and community leaders, artists and citizens of all stripes.
Advertising
As with the New York and London reviews, the LRC is the place to advertise books, both new titles and international titles of importance.
It is also an excellent vehicle for educational opportunities, book and arts festivals, bookstores, associations, conferences, travel and other products and services aimed at the informed and engaged reader.
To download the LRC 2012 media kit, click HERE.
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