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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Tag Archives: Unshelved
Publisher Confidential
Publisher Confidential is a creation by the Unshelved crew that strives to convey to publishers what libraries wish they would know. It consists of brief statements illustrated with the familiar Mallville Public Library staff. The booklet is being distributed to … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Books, Humor, Libraries, Publishing
Tagged Author, BEA, BookExpo America, Books, Humor, Mallville Public Library, Publisher Confidential, Publishing, Unshelved
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Upgrades Big and Small
A post on the Unshelved Blog reminds me of the varying philosophies towards upgrading web sites. In the post, Bill discusses how much easier it is to make incremental changes to their site fairly often, rather than a major overhaul … Continue reading
Posted in Web Design
Tagged home remodeling, incremental changes to their site, Unshelved, Web Design
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By Any Other Name
By any other name is the title of a blog post/essay by Mandy Brown which encapsulates the history of stored writing in just a few paragraphs. Take a short few moments and read it… you will be glad you did. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Humor, Publishing
Tagged Books, ebooks, History, Mandy Brown, Unshelved
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Transcribe Dewey and the Gang
Unshelved is having a transcription party, and we all are invited! Bill and Gene have installed the ohnorobot comic search engine, and all that remains to make every Unshelved comic searchable by character, quote, or topic is for everyone to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Libraries, Search
Tagged Bill, Gang
Unshelved;, Gene, Humor, ohnorobot, ohnorobot comic search engine;, search engine, Unshelved
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Been There, Done That
Male library assistants, you are probably familiar with this experience… (I was announced this way when I attended a (non-library) administrative assistant workshop as the only male participant, once… memories!)