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Reader Spotlight: Books Written by ERB Readers!
Over the years, we’ve developed a wonderful and loyal readership here at The Englewood Review of Books! As you might imagine, many […] The post Reader Spotlight: Books Written by E...
Reader Spotlight, Part 2: Books Written by ERB Readers!
Over the years, we’ve developed a wonderful and loyal readership here at The Englewood Review of Books! As you might imagine, many […] The post Reader Spotlight, Part 2: Books Writ...
Why I Wrote This Book: Issue #63
Featuring Elamin Abdelmahmoud, Jo-Ann Roberts, Jacqueline Halsey, and Marjorie Simmins
Letters from Our Readers
Readers respond to Becca Rothfeld’s review of Rachel Cusk’s latest novel, Alexandra Schwartz’s piece about death doulas, and Zach Helfand’s Talk story about the Old News Newsstand.
Americana Stories – 1 month left to submit your story
After announcing this new feature in the Spring, the more observant of readers will notice that we have been publishing stories sent in by our readers since June, which have been o...
Readers Write In #1058: Or should this be titled… ‘Readers Draw In’?
By Vijay Ramanathan Who was sweet enough to send in these images to use for RWIs.
Staff picks: Our favorite climate books
Yale Climate Connections reporters, meteorologists, and editors share the reads that inspire them.
Rearview Mirror: Newsletter readers regularly give boost to weekly column
Five years ago, I created a free email newsletter for readers of my Honolulu Star-Advertiser column. It has extra material that didn’t fit my Friday column, and it’s a place where...
Into the belly of the whale: Summer readers embark on a unique voyage
Digging Up Some Latitude 38 Memories From Deep Within My Closet
We received a note from reader Dan Podell about his favorite Latitude articles that he had clipped from the magazine and saved. The post Digging Up Some Latitude 38 Memories From D...
Letters to the editor
Our readers on rubbish in Cork City, Skyclarys and our own quizzes.
Letters to the editor
Our readers on Ireland’s new AI Office, speeding and Knickerbocker Glories.
Letters to the editor
Our readers on hare coursing, the Triple Lock, and restoring medical cards to people over 70.
Readers Write: Coloring Inside the Lines: How Hiring Exceptional Staff Comes with Miles of Red Tape
Coloring Inside the Lines: How Hiring Exceptional Staff Comes with ...
Readers Respond to the April 2026 Issue
Letters to the editors for the April 2026 issue of Scientific American
Letters from Our Readers
Readers respond to Melanie Thernstrom’s profile of the gynecologist Sally Greenwald, Nikhil Krishnan’s review of “How to Kill a Language,” by Sophia Smith Galer, and Louis Menand’s...
Americana Stories – Rick Bayles “The Little Shop of Hollers”
The next Americana Story comes from one of our own. Rick Bayles escaped the UK to live in the Dordogne region of France, and from there he reports back through his monthly Vox Cont...
The Six Continents Challenge, And A Life-Risking Mattress Run
This is the start of our new Community Stories series, where readers can submit their own stories, and they'll appear in the Reader-Stories section of the site. Learn more about co...
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