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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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- Plot is back
- Kids reading, a different perspective
- Reading for points
- Ragtime revisited
- The American McGirl
- The kids are all writing
- Domenick Dunne by Tina Brown
- A Human Rights anthology
- National Reading Group Month
- Books on EMK
- Amazon reviews the classics
- Another meditation on e-books
- Author Tracy Kidder interviewed
- Remembering Elmer Kelton
- Finishing your novel
- Jeannette Walls profile
- David Sedaris as DJ
- Jerry Pinkney interview
- Mastering the Art of French Cooking returns!
- B&N Rediscovers series
- Love the book, love the movie
- The process of writing
- Textbook buyer's app
- E-textbooks
- Rock music books for young adults
- The Magicians
- The Mad Men Book Club
- A classic book on a classy team
- Wikipedia facts
- Sequels by somebody else
- Thoreau and Walden
- Shakespeare (?) for kids
- Textbooks for rent
- Photos of writers' writing spaces
- The Godfather, 40 years later
- Free audiobooks
- Making books look good
- Travis McGee revisited
- Books are not music
- Thomas Pynchon, video and music (and book)
- The Hugo Awards
- Coetzee reads his own work
- When do you find time to read?
- Scams aimed at writers
- The World According to Garp
- An author comes to town
- Powell's books
- The Man Booker Prize
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