Reading

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Or, Can books save us from what digital does to our brains?

Ronald Clark and his daughter spent years living in one of New York City's branch libraries.

Andy Miller reads a LOT of books. Not because he's showing off - he reads because he likes it, and because he can

Urban classics and new favorites to read and give

On the resilience of books in the face of apps, attention monsters, and an ad-driven online economy

5 tips for spending more time with books.

The idea of devouring a book wasn’t always as complimentary as it is today. Why do we talk about reading as eating?

The benefits of reading are negated if you don't remember what you read. This article discusses a tested system to increase retention.

Plus: how to take better notes, and why you should quit bad books.

Twenty-five years ago, Sven Birkerts published “The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age.” Have his fears and projections come to pass?

A reader who incorporated more comics into her reading life discusses the value and educational benefits of visual storytelling.

Use technology and psychology to your advantage.

The Decade in Culture: Technology has changed how we read but the titles we choose follow same trends

As part of the London Word Festival, a night will be devoted to looking at what the library of the future might look like. Much more than just bricks and […]

Too many people will have you believe that our very humanity resides in books – and that's reading a little too much into it

After years of making do with shoddy shelving, the benefits of handcrafting a home for your books can't be overestimated

It’s surprisingly simple, but it’s a good idea to start early