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PJ O’Rourke: We live in an age of “1984″-lite
The writer examines the five satires that have most influenced the way he sees the world
The writer examines the five satires that have most influenced the way he sees the world
A son talks about the books he and his mother chose to read during the last months of her life
An English professor measures the brain activity of readers, and finds we respond differently when reading for fun
YouTube now overflows with videos of tykes "reading" books, but whether they should is another story
Critics attacked the the organization and its audience when a recent book poll skewed white
Misguided nostalgia drives a call for negative literary criticism. No one needs middling reviews of mediocre books
Is threatening to torch books the only way we can get people to care about them anymore?
Science shows that the only way around some readers' prejudices is to trick them
A poet/book artist and a programmer team up to create a book that unites the traditional and the electronic
A "stupid" test shows that the Puritan ethic lives on. Why do we insist on learning lessons from the books we read?
On Wednesday, we asked which books you think kids should never have to read in school. Here's what you said
As August ends, Arthur Phillips, Laura Hillenbrand, Lev Grossman and others reveal their reading records to Salon
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