The Kelbrae 90

Your questions, answered

What will I find inside The Kelbrae?

The Kelbrae has built its name on unhurried reporting from the field: government, foreign affairs, letters, cinema, sound, the sciences, medicine, engineering, and a good deal besides. Around the printed pages sit a broad digital, spoken, and filmed catalogue, along with criticism, short fiction, verse, puzzles, and comic writing.

Can a subscription be bought for somebody else?

Yes. Choose the gift option at checkout, and we will send the recipient a printed card ahead of the first issue. You can set the date on which the card arrives, and nothing about the price is shown to them.

Once I subscribe, how do I get into the site?

Register the e-mail address on your order, then sign in at the top of any page. Print subscribers who have not yet set a password can link an existing account with the number printed above the name on the mailing label.

How soon will my satchel or printed edition turn up?

The first printed number reaches most readers within five weeks. Satchels travel separately and are usually posted five to eight weeks after payment clears; parcels going abroad take longer and are sometimes held at customs.

Is there a Kelbrae app for phones and tablets?

There is, for handhelds and tablets alike. Sign in with the same address you used to subscribe and every issue, saved piece, and spoken edition follows you across devices, including the ones downloaded for reading offline.

Can I read older editions of The Kelbrae?

Every subscription opens the full back catalogue, scanned page by page from the first number in 1936 onward. Issues can be searched by contributor, by cover, or by the week they appeared.

Where do the spoken and filmed pieces live?

Look under Listen and Watch, on the site or in the app. Narrated articles, the weekly conversation series, and our short documentaries all sit there, and each one can be saved for later or downloaded.