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| October 31, 2017 |  Closure Plans for Cincinnati Library’s North Building Spark Concerns By Lisa Peet As the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County considers the future of its Main Library’s North Building, community members continue to object to the library’s lack of transparency regarding its plans, the elimination of public space, and possible conflicts of interest. |
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| SPONSORED BY INGRAM CONTENT GROUP  Public Library Podcast—Libraries Supporting Communities Inspiring Communities. Aiding patrons after disasters. Providing overlooked resources. As true assets to the community, librarians do much more than refer patrons to great literature. Discover several ways in which librarians are guiding, inspiring, and helping patrons reach their goals by existing as community hubs of information and action. Listen Now! |
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| "Not only do you have scientists who actually need help from people like me, but it’s meaningful, it’s not just trying to teach me something. I actually feel like I can play a role here…local knowledge can advance areas of research." | | |
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 Librarian of the Year | Call for Nominations Library Journal is seeking nominations for the annual Librarian of the Year Award to honor a professional librarian for outstanding achievement and accomplishments reflecting the loftiest service goals of the library profession. The postmark deadline is October 31, 2017. |
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From the Pages of infoDOCKET... ... |
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 What’s Old Is New Again | Wyatt’s World By Neal Wyatt There is great pleasure to be found in a twice-told tale that borrows liberally and inventively from existing literature. From fictional takes on how a famous story came into being to a recasting of a Shakespeare play, there are plenty of fall books that literally mine the backlist. |
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| Xpress Reviews WEB-FIRST REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND MEDIA  The Wanted, by Robert Crais, is this week's starred fiction title. "Crais delivers another highly and deeply satisfying page-turner that will please his many fans." In nonfiction, Peter Bogyo's Broadway General Manager: Demystifying the Most Important and Least Understood Role in Show Business is "highly recommended for those considering theater as a career and for those who love theater and want to know more about what goes on before the curtain goes up and after." In audiobooks, The Sixth Victim, by Tessa Harris, is "highly recommended as a strong choice for mystery and historical fiction audiences.... The combination and successful use of two readers, Fiona Hardingham and Gemma Dawson, gives the audiobook a resonance." In graphic novels, Yuki Fumino's debut manga, I Hear the Sunspot, "is a simultaneously heartwarming and heartbreaking story about the chance meeting and budding romance between two awkward yet lovable male college students." And in e-originals, "steamy light Sub/dom romance" Take Down, by Tara Wyatt and Harper St. George, "will have readers begging for these two conflicted souls to heal each other. Fans of the first in the series, Dirty Boxing, will not want to miss this story, although it can be thoroughly enjoyed as a stand-alone." |
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 What is Design Thinking? From space planning, redesigning services and staffing, to developing more user-centric approaches, design thinking can help you problem-solve through ingenuity and creativity, and better understand and serve your patrons. Our introductory online workshop, Demystifying Design Thinking is designed for library professionals who want to take a fresh approach to tackling their library’s challenges through human-centered design. |
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 Job Zone utilizes unique job matching technology to help you find the perfect job (and employers find the perfect candidate), whether you’re actively seeking or just keeping an eye out for your possibilities. Log on today and check out our newest features, including automated job and candidate matches, and email alerts. JOB OF THE WEEK New York and Brooklyn Public Libraries seek a Director, BookOps |
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