Fair, balanced evaluations of zines and magazines including classics, new launches, and indie journals from Library Journal
Magazines By Steve Black - 05/01/2008
May–August 2008. Library Journal's reviews of new magazines and journals, covering launches and redesigns, updated monthly with the latest on serial publications for libraries.
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Zines Edited by Jenna Freedman - 05/01/2008
Mini-comics—self-published comic books that can be any size and vary greatly in terms of aesthetics, content, binding, and printing techniques—constituted only a small part of my library’s zine collection holdings, at Baltimore County Public, when the collection was established in 2005.
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Magazines By Steve Black & Clayton A. Couch - 04/01/2008
January–April 2008. Library Journal's reviews of new magazines and journals, covering launches and redesigns, updated monthly with the latest on serial publications for libraries.
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Zines Edited by Jenna Freedman - 03/01/2008
Think of zines as a people's medium that attracts and reflects members of the communities we serve who are underrepresented in our library catalogs—young, poor, or those with ideas outside the mainstream. These sometimes messy, other times beautiful self-publications provide thoughtful, accessible commentary on topics such as class, gender, race, street activism, and body image.
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Magazines By Clayton A. Couch - 01/15/2008
Library Journal's latest Magazine reviews, covering n+1, VIEW, Base Ball, Perspecta, Monocle, and Logan Magazine.
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Magazines By Clayton A. Couch - 11/01/2007
Library Journal's latest Magazine reviews, covering Windows Vista, ELDR Magazine, The Gurdjieff Journal, ON, Liberty, JPG, and FORM.
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Magazines By Clayton A. Couch - 09/01/2007
The latest Magazines reviews from Library Journal magazine.
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