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The Empty Lot is a monograph of Mia Wolff's astonishingly beautiful and accomplished paintings and a narrative of strange ecstasies amidst war--out today! ow.ly/VPv050T75hI
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Tomorrow, @InternetArchive will file their reply brief in the suit from major publishers to end the right of IA and all libraries to own and preserve spyware-free digital books.
Reading what they’re replying to, we’ve gotta ask:
Who is the real "Napster" here?
A thread.
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I never, ever post here anymore...except now, to celebrate the release of @jgradlib's first issue! It includes and reflects the hard work of many graduate librarians, and I'm so pleased to have helped turn the "lowercase idea into a title-case reality."
The inaugural issue of the Journal of Graduate Librarianship is here! You can read it now from our homepage!
dc.etsu.edu/jgl/
This first issue includes:
📗 Introducing the Journal of Graduate Librarianship
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Street co-naming for the late photographer Corky Lee on Mosco Street in Chinatown #corkyleeway #corkylee #chinatown #moscostreet
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If you have a couple of minutes, help out @AnneOReills
with a romance research project!
surveymonkey.com/r/ROMANCING…
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For this month's installment of Book World's Staff Picks column, I wrote a few paragraphs about the brilliant @SamuelRDelany1. There's no living writer that I love more. A few words also about Spinoza and @jcljules's brilliant profile of Delany. washingtonpost.com/books/202…
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I profiled Samuel R. Delany—sci-fi pioneer, gay radical, literary genius—for @NewYorker’s fiction issue newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…
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🧵 My latest for @harpersbazaarus: As public schools, colleges, libraries, & statehouses come under attack for simply acknowledging the existence of queer people, independent LGBTQ archives are more critical than ever - and yet... harpersbazaar.com/culture/fe…
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Book of the week! I’ve loved all the work I’ve done with the LaGuardia community and this is an honor 💞
Our Book of the Week is “When Brooklyn was Queer,” by @Hugh_Ryan. Ask a librarian for help finding this book or others on similar topics.
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Most Asian Americans favor affirmative action, new Pew study shows nbcnews.com/news/asian-ameri…
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Check out our new LGBTQIA+ Collection! We were able to purchase these items with the generous support of @laguardiawagner. More resources are here: tinyurl.com/43kjwxyb
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Most American "gay" history, pre WWII, is as much trans / intersex history as it is gay. When you hear people talk about separating "LGB" & "T," they've swallowed a bunch of anti-trans right wing talking points & have no idea of our history. More here: digitaltransgenderarchive.ne…
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Over on TikTok, @anniierau shared a video from our last WikiWednesday meetup at @BKLYNlibrary! (featuring @wil540_, Jim Henderson, @PaperboyPrince, and pizza!). tiktok.com/@depthsofwikipedi…
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The English @Wikipedia lost one of its best contributors last month, and we at WikiNYC lost a friend and colleague. David Goodman (DGG) was one of the most patient and wise in our community, and we'll miss him greatly. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipe… @wikisignpost
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Terrific honorific for the almost-81 Samuel R. Delany, by @alavelleporter at JSTOR Daily:
daily.jstor.org/ode-to-samue… @SamuelRDelany1
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Thrilled to announce that our Research Fellow Karen Li-Lun Hwang @izahoina and AAAC will be presenting work culminating from @mnylc Equity in Action 2022 grant Oct 18 4PM - details: @prattischool @wikidata @WikiCommons #LODLAM
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As knowledge professionals and stewards, what is our responsibility in building and tending to a database that reaches millions of people? @Wikidata is the future of linked data. @kellyjeanne9, @fuzheado, and @LaneRasberry tell us why. wikiedu.org/blog/2022/10/07/…


























