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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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- It's time for a costume change
- The steamy side of Emily Dickinson
- Nice offer on Audible
- School libraries
- Should stories tell a story?
- The world's longest novels
- Bookstores and libraries in the future
- Fiction is dead?
- To Kill a Mockingbird not a classic?
- The list of summer reading lists
- John Updike's archives
- Neglected classics
- Slow reading
- Free audiobook or ebook of Crime and Punishment
- Michael Koryta's playlist
- Happy Bloomsday!
- Shakespeare? Totally bogus!
- Summer reading for billionaires
- Boston shuns book-reading program
- Time Magazine's iPad app
- E-readers compared
- What the iPad can't do
- On the madness of collecting first editions
- Writers interview themselves
- Summer reading
- Interview with Janet Evanovich
- Crime writers discuss their creations
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