lower east side librarian

I say right on my about page that LOLcats are one of my interests, so please don't judge me too harshly for the unlibrarianly frivolity of this and other cat macro posts.

Gashlycrumb Kitties! I'd say that's someone with just enough time on her hands.

There's been some talk on the Progressive Librarians Guild discussion list about the Wyoming Libraries publicity campaign's mudflap girl.

The Organic Internet: Organizing History's Largest Social Movement is a book available as a free download or in print for 7 measly dollars. It's an "internet for activists" kind of thing, whose contributors include my spouse, Eric Goldhagen and several other people I like and respect.

There's an awesome "ceiling cat" meme going on right now on the LJ cat macros community.

Literary Magazines Go Electronic: Now Where’s the Print Edition in the Library? National Book Critics Circle panel at Housing Works Thursday, September 13 at 7p.
126 Crosby Street, between Houston & Prince.

It may be a while until I get around to blogging the Pittsburgh Progressive Library Skillshare. In the meantime, you can look at my photos from the event.

It's the first bout of the Garden State Roller Girl season, and it's a grudge match. Best of all, skating for the Jersey City Bridge and Pummel, is Lulu To-The-Barricades, #mai 68, who bears a remarkable resemblance to a member of NYC Radical Reference.

From the zine The La-La Theory! A Zine about Language, issue 1, "Fun with Words."

The word mumpsimus...

It's a small press book fair at a coffee shop...what more do you need to know?

Other than logistics:

Cup and Pen Small Press Reading Series
presents
The Cup and Pen Small Small Press Fair
Saturday, September 8th 2007
2pm-6pm
Free

The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!!

CIRCUS AMOK STARTING THIS LABOR DAY WEEKEND! IN YOUR PARK! FREE!

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