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Emily Lloyd
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Selected Prose Posts (Not-Comics)
- "Why did you come to the library today?"
- "Why do you love your library?" is NOT community engagement
- Cards Against Librarianship
- Follow Your Patrons (Tame the Web)
- Tweeting for Public Libraries (Tame the Web)
- The Social Physical Library
- Image Generators for Library Displays
- Being Visibly Queer-Friendly
- "Spontaneous" Library Programs: A Fantasy
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Blog Archive
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2010
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September
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- Shelf Check #451
- Shelf Check #450
- Shelf Check #449
- Image Generators for Library Displays
- Shelf Check #448
- Shelf Check #447
- Shelf Check #446
- Shelf Check #445
- Shelf Check #444
- "Multicultural": not a genre. Again.
- Response to "The Master’s Degree Misperception, Ctd."
- Shelf Check #443
- Response to "The Master's Degree Misperception"
- Happy National Library Card Sign-Up Month!
- Shelf Check #442
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September
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2 comments:
I unpacked several Dr. Seuss books a few weeks ago that were brand new, straight from processing, and they were cataloged under G for GEISEL!
And instantly, the patron question makes sense! And the catalogers don't. Imagine if all authors were cataloged under their real and not pen names. I'd have to look "George Eliot" up on Wikipedia every time someone asked for her work.
On a semi-related note, it took me most of the summer to realize that "Daisy Meadows" (author of Rainbow Magic series) was a pen name.
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