Great Reads Don’t Have to Be Long

Great stories and articles don’t have to be longer than 35,000 words, and Byliner proves it. The idea is simple: collect good quick articles from the past to the present that are worth a read, and archive them according to topic, author and original publishing medium, for quick and easy accessibility. Check out the most popular reads and you’ll discover that a piece by F. Scott Fitzgerald from 1936 has made second place. Some articles are even exclusive to Byliner.


You can personalize your account and you’ll receive the most recent updates so that you don’t miss any new pieces by your favorite authors from any of the big newspapers or magazines. Are you an author yourself, or would you like to suggest an interesting read that fits one of the categories? Submit a link to get feedback on your work or to start a discussion on an article. (sp)