Xpress Reviews—First Look at New Books 11/06/2009
Ann Louise Bardach's Without Fidel, Monica Ramirez Basco's The Procrastinator's Guide to Getting Things Done, and David Bianculli's Dangerously Funny: The Uncensored Story of The Smothers Brothers Comedy HourMore
Prepub Exploded: April 2010, Pt. 1 By Barbara Hoffert - 11/05/2009
Yes, we have thrillers—from the likes of Mary Higgins Clark and Martha Grimes—but with Pearl Abraham’s American Taliban and Ian McEwan’s Solar, fiction gets topical. In nonfiction, check out the good science titles and cheeky memoirs by Wendy Burden and Anna Fields.
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Zines by People of Color By Celia C. Perez - 11/05/2009
It isn't a secret that there aren't many zines by people of color. By virtue of their underground history and connection to the subculture of punk, zines tend to fall outside the radar of the average person, and this is even more the case for populations that have little presence in punk. The zines reviewed here are all by people of color. Each sheds light on their universal struggles, as well as the individual problems and joys in their lives.
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Xpress Reviews—First Look at New Books 10/30/2009
Anita Diamant's Day After Night, George Carlin's Last Words, and Max Brooks's The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded AttacksMore
Magazine Reviews By Steve Black - 10/30/2009
September–December 2009. 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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Design Institute 2007 December 11, 2007 at Chicago's Harold Washington Library Center:Design Institute 2007
Learning Gardens New York's GreenBranches program links the library to the street.
Green Picks: LBD May 2007 Want to reduce your library's carbon footprint? Join the Cradle-to-Cradle revolution. Helen Milling shares the green products her firm is using.
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