Christine Boese did a really good job linking to everyone at last Friday’s IF:Book meeting. I’m glad, because I’m still dog-paddling through my homework, with no relief in sight. Tonight, two more chapters of Sebald after I finish this week’s workshop critiques. (I love getting into the mind of the other writers in my class. I learn so much from what they do. I really love reading their writing and watching them pull together Their Craft at the molecule level. It’s the best way to learn.)
By the way, during our day-long chat session I used a number of WorldCat URLs to share books we were discussing. No one commented–they just clicked away. I much prefer these URLs to Amazon; they feel so much less like I’m promoting a bookstore and much more like I’m promoting libraries.
Posted on this day, other years:
- A Mile Down, and still tumbling - 2007
- Changing ALA: a meeting is a meeting, except when it's not - 2007
- Pumpkins, Santa Fe - 2006
- Educating CIPA - 2003
- New Intellectual Freedom Award - 2003
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