I've posted this sort of thing before, but I have to say, this latest batch is the best yet.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Getting Select Editions
If you are interested in subscribing to Select Editions, please check out our offer at this site.
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.
For a list of all Condensed Book/Select Editions volumes from the very beginning, including upcoming titles, click here.
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.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(301)
-
▼
March
(43)
- Romance Nominees
- The future of movies
- A gown made of Golden Books
- "I love a piano"
- Doris Day
- Dance videos
- HRF Keating
- Imagine a room without books
- Yip Harburg sings
- The iPad album
- The illustrated Hobbit
- An appreciation of Lanford Wilson
- The film is not the book
- Writers' secrets
- New Maurice Sendak
- The quintessential Aaron Sorkin
- Kander and Pierce
- I'm experimenting for a little while
- Killing off your detective
- "Way Out"
- Tennessee Williams would have been 100 this week
- Children's books illustrations
- Digital learning
- So much for Wuthering Heights
- Writers in the movies
- A history of book illustration
- What to read in jail
- Book video
- 10 best American poems
- National Book Critics Circle Award winners
- Connecting the thriller writers
- Boxing = Great writing
- Michael Connelly on the set
- More books as art
- Carl Hiaasen interviewed
- Aldous Huxley children's book
- Top ten teen books
- The missing Bond scripts
- It's March 2?
- Book sculptures
- Harry Potter quiz
- What? That's not the real Dr. Johnson?
- 40 years of ebooks
-
▼
March
(43)
Technorati
No comments:
Post a Comment