The "Editors of Reader's Digest" refers to a group of editors who work for Reader's Digest, a long-standing American general-interest family magazine. Founded in 1922 by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace, Reader's Digest provides its readers with articles on health, personal finance, travel, and other topics, as well as human-interest stories and condensed versions of popular books. The editors curate the content, ensure its accuracy and relevancy, and play a key role in maintaining the publication's reputation for offering digestible and engaging content for a broad audience. The term "Editors of Reader's Digest" typically appears on books or compilations that the magazine publishes, indicating the collective work of the editorial staff rather than a single author.