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About This Blog
This is the second version of the SE blog, looking at the entertainment world in general. A subsequent version, the Books & Entertainment Blog, followed on rd.com, but is presently inactive.
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About Us
The Reader's Digest Reading Division started in 1950 with Condensed Books, an offshoot of the popular book section of Reader’s Digest magazine. In 1997 the name of Condensed Books was changed to Select Editions to emphasize the editorial selection aspect of the series—only 24 great stories get selected each year.
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- Books that changed your life
- How to get a job in publishing
- DisneyDigitalBooks.com
- The Best Southern Novels of All Time
- Incorporating nonfiction into fiction
- Beast Books
- Banned books
- The unquotable Mark Twain
- The most influential book of our time?
- Interview with author of Hitchhiker's Guide
- Free podcast of Iain Banks novel
- Ellroy's Favorite Crime Reads
- L. Frank Baum biographies
- The return of a newspaper book section
- David Foster Wallace on YouTube
- Podcast of Kurt Vonnegut
- The news from Lake Wobegon
- SparkNotes
- Joyce Carol Oates on Shirley Jackson
- Yeats exhibit online
- Use the internet to help write your novel
- Dan Brown
- Kid's stuff
- If book fans were baseball fans...
- Fictional politics
- Backpacker classics
- Q&A with Diana Gabaldon
- E. A. Poe collection
- Other author's characters
- Shelfari
- The library without books
- "Bonnet books"
- On E. L. Doctorow
- Readers' Guides Jump the Shark (almost literally)
- James Patterson is amazing
- Reading in the subway
- James M. McPherson on Lincoln
- Where the Wild Things Are: The movie
- Profile of Sheila Lukins
- Kerouac—the quintessential Beat writer—is Canadian?
- Essential rock reads
- Isak Dinesen's Seven Gothic Tales
- The latest thrillers
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