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Check-In: I Need Your Input!

Hi friends! With summer reading season officially here, I wanted to check in with everyone. 💕 I’ve noticed participation on some of the recent Spotlight posts has been a little qu...

Open Thread for Readers for July 2026

Got a book you want to talk about? Frustrated with a book or series? In love with a new one? Found a buried treasure? An issue that keeps popping up in the books you are reading? J...

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Open Thread for Readers for June 2026

Got a book you want to talk about? Frustrated with a book or series? In love with a new one? Found a buried treasure? An issue that keeps popping up in the books you are reading? J...

Reader Friday: The World Was Our Ash Tray

Over a glass of wine my octogenarian friend and I were discussing the habit of smoking and where people used to be able to smoke (back in the day). She is a former high school Fren...

Cultivating a New Generation of Readers and a Love of Books

Readers respond to “Make America Read Again,” an Opinion guest essay by Brian Bannon. Also: Choosing Graham Platner; fading bank tellers.

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.

How to Get More Out of Your Reading

From reading habits and readalikes to episode feedback, we're diving into listener questions in the Zero to Well-Read summer mailbag.

Whatcha Reading? June 2026, Part One

It’s Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re kicking off June: Elyse: I’m reading The Iron Garden Sutra by A.D. Sui. It’s a sci-fi locked room mystery with a monk as a protagonist and I’...

National Year of Reading: How do you Go All In for reading?

In this National Year of Reading we’re asking colleagues and library members to join us as we Go All In for Reading by sharing their love of reading. We’ve posed a series of questi...

National Year of Reading: How do you Go All In for reading?

In this National Year of Reading we’re asking colleagues and library members to join us as we Go All In for Reading by sharing their love of reading. We’ve posed a series of questi...

EdWeek’s Ultimate PD Reading List Is Here

EdWeek's crowd-sourced PD reading list is here! See your top book recommendations and ask an author some questions.

EdWeek’s Ultimate PD Reading List Is Here

EdWeek's crowd-sourced PD reading list is here! See your top book recommendations and ask an author some questions.

What is Your Favorite Book You’ve Read So Far This Year?

We are a few days past the halfway point of 2026 (we made it!) and I am asking an important, difficult question. What is your favorite book you’ve read so far this year? Rules: you...

Win a Copy of ‘The Resourceful Sailor: 45 Essays’

Answer one question to be in the draw for a copy of The Resourceful Sailor's epic book. The post Win a Copy of ‘The Resourceful Sailor: 45 Essays’ appeared first on Latitude38.

Readers respond to the March 2026 issue

Letters to the editors for the March 2026 issue of Scientific American

Listening, Not Reading.

Reading has changed much in modern times. With the digital versions of the book available on Kindle or as freely available PDFs, one needs nothing but a digital reader app. The kee...

The Writer-Reader Relationship: A Brevity Blog Round Up

By Andrea A. Firth As a writer, your relationship with the reader is inherent. You come to the page to explore a question, process an experience, or make sense of something difficu...

Read Them All Now, or Wait?

I am going to ask a most contentious question: When you encounter a series, are you inclined to read them as soon as they’re available, or do you want to wait until the series is c...

A Serial Killer Walks Into a Bookstore

The Last Reader I’m just sitting down at a table at the back of the bookstore café with a stack of books and an iced coffee, and the woman at the next table, thirtyish, dreadlocks,...

Whatcha Reading? July 2026, Part One

Welcome back to Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re kicking off July: Lara: I’m reading a mystery-romance that is by turns pedestrian and annoying, but I am persisting because I need...

Who Is Afraid Of The Public Reader?

I have always found it curious that in a culture where nearly every aspect of life is unapologetically performed, monetised, exhibited, and algorithmically amplified, the sight of...