Tag: Reading

The Top 10 New Books about the Sharing Economy

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A handpicked collection of winter readables for the hardcore sharer. Read more »

So You Want to Build a Little Free Library?

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Tips, plans and inspiration to help you make and run a Little Free Library in your town. Read more »

More Than Books: Libraries Strengthen Communities in Uncertain Times

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The modern-day library is a digital hub, community resource center, job-hunting resource, art space and provider of free and open access to information. Read more »

Libraries Aren't Dying, They're Evolving

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Facing branch closures, funding cuts and naysayers, the beleaguered library is evolving to survive. Read more »

Never Done: An Interview with Author T.C. Boyle

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In a small, dusty used bookstore in the middle of Costa Rica one summer, I came across a book of short stories I just had to have. I'd fled to Costa Rica to escape a bad relationship, but he'd come after me. Read more »

The Book Bike Rides Again (Video)

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Gabriel Levinson, the man behind the Book Bike, is getting ready for another summer of distributing books to Chicagoans young and old at parks and other public venues around the city. Read more »

How To Share an eBook

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There are plenty of advantages to eBooks--portability, accessibility, cloud-synced annotation--but there are a number of things that they don’t do nearly as well as print books. Read more »

Keeping New Year's Resolutions With Social Media

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Transparency isn't only the best disinfectant: it's also a pretty great way to ensure you’ll keep your word. The notion of the New Year's resolution may be eternally quixotic, but it’s also intriguing and hard to dismiss. Read more »

Towards An eReading Workflow

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Over at TriQuarterly’s blog, Matt Wood has been documenting his various eReading habits, from RSS to eBooks. It’s an engaging read despite the potentially dry subject matter, most specifically when he speaks about his workflow. Read more »

The eBook as (less than) Hypertext

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We live in an era when almost all text is hypertext, easily copied, pasted, tagged, and re-posted in moments. Read more »
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