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Order Issues of The Borough is My Library

Submitted by alycia on Fri, 11/26/2010 - 18:24


The Borough is My Library: A Metropolitan Library Workers Zine

All profits from each issue of BIML will be donated to the Literacy for Incarcerated Teens project.

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The Borough is My Library

Issue 3, December 2012


The Borough is My Library #3




Contents include:

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The Borough is My Library

Issue 2, December 2010


The Borough is My Library Issue #2




Contents of The Borough is my Library No.2:

  • Toni Samek
  • Jessica Fenster-Sparber
  • Daniel Kahn Gillmor
  • Karen Gisonny
  • Aliqae Geraci
  • Sanford Berman
  • Also: A selection from The Zinester's Guide to NYC edited by Ayun Halliday.

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The Borough is My Library

Issue 1, December 2009



The Borough is My Library #1




Contents of The Borough is my Library Vol.1 No.1:

  • Branch: Libraries as Public Space Interventions/Jerome Chu
  • The Work of the Zine in the Age of Social Networking/Jack Z. Bratich
  • A Day in the Life of a Reference + Zine Librarian in New York City: March 24, 2009/Jenna Freedman
  • Books Through Bars/Victoria Law
  • Kathleen Hanna and Riot Grrrl Archives/Kate Angell
  • The Cataloging Department/Suckzoo Han
  • Radical Reference/Melissa Morrone
  • Solace Among the Stacks/Eric Nelson
  • Reanimation Library/Andrew Breccone
  • Paperdoll Librarian/Caitlin Quinn
  • (portions of) East Village Inky/Ayun Halliday
  • Also: Reprints from Synergy, ed. by Celeste West

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February 20-21, 2012

  • Finished Planned Obsolescence

February 19, 2012

  • More of Planned Obsolescence

February 17-18, 2012

  • Being sick is really getting in the way, but I managed to read a bit more of Planned Obsolescence and finish 1Q84, which I think has at least 300 too many pages and was not worth finishing somehow :(

February 14-16, 2012

Amidst fevers and coughs:

  • More of 1Q84, which is weird to read when sick, mostly because in the third book everything is getting pretty repetitive
  • Planned Obsolescence, which I'm really enjoying, as I can, as I recover

February 14, 2012

I AM HORRIBLY SICK.

  • Still reading Debates, and OA news, and trying to get better quick.

February 13, 2012

  • What's been happening over at one of my old libraries is pretty amazing to see
  • More of Debates in the Digital Humanities and related homework

February 11-12, 2012

February 7-10, 2012

  • Just 1Q84 on the train.

February 6, 2012

  • RSS feeds over coffee, especially enjoyed Printeresting this morning
  • Homework: Debates in the Digital Humanities
  • More 1Q84. Since I already ruined Chip Kidd's intention with this thing (took off the slip cover, wrinkled the back binding board in the bath), I am tempted to just slice it into the three books and save my back.

February 4-5, 2012

  • More of 1Q84. Getting more into the parts that make it obviously Murakami (not that the other parts weren't--just further into the fantasy side of things...)

February 3, 2012

  • More Murakami, still in small bits.

February 2, 2012

  • After seeing someone reading the new Murakami on a train platform yesterday (and seeing that they were further along than I am--after a month of reading and not reading it), I lugged it along on my commute.

February 1, 2012

  • Started LeGuin's Left Hand of Darkness, traveling from work to school.

January 30, 2012

  • "Pictures will be graded on sincerity and evidence of time spent using up your crayons." (If only all art teachers were this straightforward.)
  • More of The Marriage Plot. Probably will finish it today and look into more Eugenides.

January 29, 2012

  • The Marriage Plot. Sympathizing with Leonard perhaps too much, from multiple perspectives.
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