The book "Readings in Formal Epistemology" offers a comprehensive collection of 38 classic texts that address the central themes of formal epistemology. The editors have organized the content into five subsections: Bayesian epistemology, belief change, decision theory, interactive epistemology, and epistemic logic. This structure enhances the understanding of the connections between formal epistemology and related disciplines such as the philosophy of science and logic. The work is the result of a development that began in the late 1990s and engages with questions of knowledge, belief, rationality, and decision-making. It employs methods from logic, probability theory, and game theory to analyze complex problems. Additionally, the book includes a comprehensive index and recommendations for further reading, making it a valuable teaching and research tool for students and scholars in the fields of formal epistemology, philosophy, logic, computer science, theoretical economics, and cognitive psychology.