Luis Soriano Had a Dream, Two Donkeys, and a Lot of Books appears on the Atlas Obscura website and is by Jordan Salama, a writer and journalist whose works has appeared in National Geographic, the New York Times, Smithsonian, and more. Photo by Jordan Salama...
Against the Grain Vol. 33#5 BIG NEWS! Against the Grain will be moving to an all-digital publication beginning with the February 2022 issue, Volume 34 #1. We’re excited about the new features and functionalities this will bring to improve the publication...
TITLE: Confessions of a BooksellerAUTHOR: Shaun BythellHARDCOVER: ISBN: 978-1567926644, $25.95IMPRINT: Boston: David R. Godine, 2020. "Inside a Georgian townhouse on the Wigtown highroad, jammed with more than 100,000 books and a portly cat named Captain, Shaun...
"Life’s Too Short to Finish Books You Don’t Like" appears in Vogue and is by Michelle Ruiz is a Vogue.com contributing editor. "I recently lunched with a dear friend and fellow voracious reader on her 94th birthday. We had both absolutely adored Bess Kalb’s memoir, No...
NORTHEAST Electronic Resources Specialist, Swarthmore College, PA Head of Library Community Engagement, Brown University, Providence, RI Evening Circulation and Reserves Supervisor, Baker Berry Library, Dartmouth College(NH) Islamic Manuscript Project...
Revisiting Hunter S. Thompson’s Weird, Brief Stint as a Local Sports Editor was posted by David S. Wills and appears in Literary Hub. "Although it may not have counted for much on a résumé, by 1957 Hunter S. Thompson had some real experience as a writer and...
Choice Announces the Outstanding Academic Titles of 2021 ACRL Insider reports that "The Choice Outstanding Academic Titles (OAT) list for 2021 has been announced. This prestigious list, released today, reflects the best scholarly titles reviewed by Choice during...
Choice Announces the Outstanding Academic Titles of 2021 ACRL Insider reports that "The Choice Outstanding Academic Titles (OAT) list for 2021 has been announced. This prestigious list, released today, reflects the best scholarly titles reviewed by Choice during...
“The State of Open Data 2021 – Global Attitudes Towards Open Data” Published Today According to infoDOCKET "Figshare, Digital Science, and Springer Nature’s annual State of Open Data report finds increasing concern among researchers about misuse of data as well as a...
Luis Soriano Had a Dream, Two Donkeys, and a Lot of Books appears on the Atlas Obscura website and is by Jordan Salama, a writer and journalist whose works has appeared in National Geographic, the New York Times, Smithsonian, and more. Photo by Jordan Salama...
National Library of New Zealand Hits Pause on Internet Archive Deal Days Before Deadline According to this press release "The National Library has halted plans to export 600,000 books to an overseas-based online archive after sustained criticism from authors,...
