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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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- Is this Odysseus' palace?
- Photos of people reading
- How much money does everyone else make?
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- The ten best pigs in literature?
- Ray Bradbury is 90 years old
- Jack London
- This book is so...you
- He may not be a man some think of as handsome
- Harry Potter 101
- Weird words
- Obama's reading list
- Literature and leaders
- On reading difficult books
- Life imitates Frederick Forsyth's art
- Those rare writers on Time?
- Map of the world's bookstores
- Also known as...
- Pop-up books are fun, but...
- Dostoevsky in the subway
- Harry Potter in New York
- Authors' last words
- E-readers banned in coffeehouses
- How Green Eggs and Ham got its name
- Kid book reviews
- Peter Mayle's weekend
- 100 best thrillers
- In defense of chick-lit
- The creation of Charlie Chan
- Lonely Planet on the iPad
- 5 best book recommendation services
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