What Librarians Make
Dr. Bernstein, Superintendent of the Valley Stream Central High School District in New York, recently suggested to Governor Cuomo that …
Monthly Archives: November 2010
Late November Reading Notes
It was so hard to get up this morning and go to work. Monday after a long holiday weekend is …
Yum, Leftovers
I hope everyone who celebrated Thanksgiving yesterday had a lovely day. The enchiladas here were as fantastic as always and …
The End of Books Means the End of Bookshelves
A good article at the Smart Set: The New Memory Theater wonders if the book disappears what will become of …
Books I Wish I Hadn’t Read
“What are you going to blog about tonight?” asked Bookman. “Um, donno,” I said. And felt sad since there hasn’t …
Some Questions on Digital Preservation
I haven’t gotten to read much for fun this weekend. Instead I am steeped in articles on personal information management, …
On Food and Geeks
Well, my post about Jonathan Safran Foer’s book yesterday got quite a response! Thanks for all the varied comments and …
Eating Animals
Jonathan Safran Foer’s book Eating Animals is a carefully researched, well-balanced, and well-written book. I do, however, have to admit …
Choosing a New Book to Read
Since I finished the Wharton biography and yesterday on the train ride home from work I finished Eating Animals which …
Edith Wharton by Hermione Lee
I’ve been working my way through Hermione Lee’s Edith Wharton since the end of December 2009 and finally I have …
