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A recent article in Literary Hub explored the phenomenon of super-readers, those extra-devoted bookworms who read anywhere from one hundred to several hundred books a year. How do they manage this staggering output? Are they speed-readers? Are they all retired empty-nesters? Where do they find the time?

The author of the piece asked these questions to over a dozen super-readers, defined as those who read a minimum of one hundred books per year (audiobooks not included)...