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Library Partnerships with Writers and Poets
Case Studies
By (author)
Carol Smallwood
Edited by
Vera Gubnitskaia
Genres:
Library & information sciences, Creative writing & creative writing guides, Sales & marketing
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Synopsis
Libraries, writers, and poets have long had a close working relationship. Rapid changes in technology has not changed the importance of this cooperation: book talks and readings are as popular as ever-and the ways librarians support local writers with workshops, festivals, widely varied community events, are presented in creative ways in the 29 chapters. The forty-seven contributors are from across the United States. New & Used
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What Reviewers Are Saying
This is an informative and readable book useful to librarians, writers, and press editors who want to bring writers and readers together.""-Jerry Craven, author of Women of Thunder and director of Lamar University Literary Press and Ink Brush Press
""Discover innovative ways to enhance the natural alliance between writers, poets, and librarians.""-Emy Nelson Decker, NextGen Public Services Manager, Georgia Institute of Technology Library
""A must-read for librarians looking to provide customized services for writers in their communities.""-Monica Dombrowski, Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, Illinois.
""Discover innovative ways to enhance the natural alliance between writers, poets, and librarians.""-Emy Nelson Decker, NextGen Public Services Manager, Georgia Institute of Technology Library
""A must-read for librarians looking to provide customized services for writers in their communities.