Globe Editorial
TOM AND Huck, Gatsby and Daisy, and Ishmael and Ahab are in trouble. Their worlds are losing readers. Adults and teenagers are plugged into iPods, BlackBerries, and plain old television. People are so busy and wired, in fact, that reading is becoming an endangered activity, according to a new compilation of data released by the National Endowment for the Arts. ... (Full article: 444 words)
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