Membership
Annual and one-time only
Three ways to hold the register. There is no monthly plan, no automatic renewal and no arrangement made on your behalf. Reading stays free; membership unlocks the bound things.
Annual
The Quarterly
£290a year
The register, four times a year, and the whole archive while you hold it.
- Four issues a year, delivered as they close
- The complete archive of past issues
- Every photo essay and every conversation
- The Black Book, with verification dates
Payment is taken on the house's secure checkout page. No renewal is created and no arrangement is made on your behalf.
Annual
The Bound Edition
£690a year
Everything in The Quarterly, plus the monographs and the bound PDFs.
- Everything in The Quarterly
- The monographs in full, as published
- Bound PDF editions of every issue, yours to keep
- The Black Book member notes
Payment is taken on the house's secure checkout page. No renewal is created and no arrangement is made on your behalf.
One-time
The Founding Reader
£2,400once
One payment. The first 100 completed purchases only, counted from the ledger.
100 of 100 places remain
- The Bound Edition, without renewal
- Named in the founding register of the house
- Every bound edition issued from Issue No. 1 onward
- A standing invitation to the seasonal reading
Payment is taken on the house's secure checkout page. No renewal is created and no arrangement is made on your behalf.
The founding register
Read from the ledger · not a claim
0 / 100
0 Founding Reader purchases have completed, so 100 of the first 100 remain. The count moves when a purchase completes and at no other time; a reservation is not a purchase and is not counted here.
What membership does not buy
- It does not buy coverage. The register has no sponsored pages and accepts no payment for a place in it.
- It does not gate the reading. Every essay, photograph and conversation stays public.
- It does not buy a score. No person is ranked in this register, at any tier.
Membership terms, including how an annual membership runs and ends, are set out in the terms of the register.