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...
The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!!
CIRCUS AMOK STARTING THIS LABOR DAY WEEKEND! IN YOUR PARK! FREE!
Progressive Library Skillshare, Pittsburgh
This is about activism in your library and in your life, focusing on Radical Reference and the Barnard Library Zine Collection and hoping that session participants will feel empowered to develop projects and collections in their libraries and lives.
YouTube video "Columbia U President Bollinger Booed by Harlem Residents." Guess they want to keep their neighborhood.
Favorite sign: Hurricane Columbia.
Thanks, Jennie.
Library Reference Statistical Analysis tool by Ellyssa Kroski and other yummy links from her article in Choice.
I just saw this, though the date is July 6, 2007. It falsely identifies me as a member of The Desk Set. (I have nothing against them and don't mind being mistaken for a member; I just hate for it to seem like I'm trying to take credit for their work and creativity.)
