In taking some time this weekend to read this editorial, you are part of the shrinking portion of the public that uses leisure time to read.
Pleasure reading is at an all-time low, a new study shows, and the culprit is television. More TV and less reading leaves people less imaginative, less informed, and less fully alive. The trend needs to reverse.
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