In the cover story for the July edition of The Atlantic, Rose Horowitch declared that “The End of Reading Is Here.”The article is, by my estimation, more than 5,000 words, so Horowitch better hope at least some people are still reading or its argument is destined to go begging. It’s a big argument, essentially that we’re in the midst of an epochal shift in how people consume information, a shift predicated on the one-two punch of the internet and now artificial intelligence. First, we’ve been habituated to bite-sized texts like, well… texts, Reddit, email and Instagram captions. Second, we now...