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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...

Reader (and Watcher) Friday-Who Are You?

If you could jump into any novel/story/movie as the hero or anti-hero—man, woman, or beast—who (or what) would you be? I’d like to be Q (or Q-ess) from Star Trek. A character with...

Open Thread for Readers for August 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...

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.

Reader Friday-Mickey Mouse or Hannibal Lecter?

Scary title this morning, yes?В  рџ™‚ Just a quick, non-scary question for this Friday morning. Who is the one fictional character you relate to most? Can be from your own writing,...

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Open Thread for Readers for September 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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Reader Friday-Gitcher Shovels!

Digging deep today, TKZers! As readers and writers, memories are important. When we read, we are often bombarded with memories from our own earthly timeline. A character being lost...

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 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.

How Do You Get Out of a Reading Slump?

A Cup of Jo reader named Alex recently commented that she’s stuck in a reading slump. For suggestions, we reached out to our friend Ruby Smith, who writes the books newsletter Ruby...

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EW Asks — journalism!

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Reader Friday-Games With Words

Good morning, TKZers! Got a question for you…   What is your favorite word game?     My current fave is Quordle. Yours?

How Many Times?

One of my endless number of faults is reacting too quickly when I hear erroneous Bible accusations. A few years ago, one of my caregivers had read something about the book of Revel...

Reader Friday-A Different Kind of Post

Sometimes we find ourselves complaining about our life circumstances. You’d think at my advanced age I wouldn’t do that, but there it is. I was thinking the other day about being t...

A Global Reading Crisis, Book Lists Galore, and More Links for Library Workers

A global reading crisis, revisiting a classic of high school reading 75 years on, and more stories and booklists for library workers.

Appealing to Reluctant YA Readers, a guest post by April Henry

Helping students discover they are readers opens the whole world to them.

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...

Shelf Life: Robinne Lee

The author of Crash Into Me takes ELLE’s literary survey.