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Information about bibliomysteries (mysteries with book/archive/library connections).
The Italian Library Association's selection of resources for librariana in literature, the movies, TV, music, comics and jokes. Includes links and a bibliography.
Selection of quotes, arranged by topic.
Toymaker finds librarian who's a real doll. From The Seattle Times. [Requires registration]
An alphabetical look at librarianship.
An online discussion group that reads and discusses books about libraries and the library profession.
Dan Lester's inventory of library postcards, library paperweights, library dishes, silver library spoons and pornography which features librarians.
From the Anglican Library Society.
This article was originally published as: "Librarians in Fiction; a Discussion." Education Libraries. v.21. no. 1, 1997.
"A few simple mathematical calculations reveal that if reference librarians were paid at market rates for all the roles they play, they would have salaries well over $200,000." A monetary manifesto by librarian Tami Sutcliffe.
Commentary about the quality of the peer-review journal system in Library Science. Includes downloadable data which analyzes the publication record of editorial board members of selected peer-review journals.
Listed alphabetically.
Based on the television show.
Famous librarians and famous people associated with libraries. [PDF]
Shake in your shoes bureaucrats! The time has come for a realization of the theory-death of the librarian...
Books have the answer.
Information about the Library of Congress Bicentennial Program's commemorative stamp. Photographs of stamp and first day cover are prominently featured.
IFLA collection of quotations about libraries, librarians, and books.
A blueprint for the future of library services by librarian Michael Buckland. Originally published by the ALA in 1992.
Full text of the 1972 anthology from the library underground.
German anarchist and Librarian of the Workers' Educational Union of London who regarded his work as "absorbing and a great joy."
A unique OPAC search service from the New England School of Law Library, Boston, Massachusetts. Reserve room titles are indexed according to their binding colors.
Michael Sauers's assortment of library cards from across the country and around the world.