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May 9, 2019
Freedom on the Move Freedom on the Move Crowdsources “Runaway Ads” for Database on Fugitives from Slavery
By Lisa Peet
A team of historians, researchers, and developers have joined forces to establish Freedom on the Move, a crowdsourced database focused on materials regarding fugitives from slavery in North America.
Steven Bell “Peak Library”: Approaching or Avoidable? | From the Bell Tower
By Steven Bell
Since the dawn of the Internet, claims have been made that libraries were doomed to obsolescence. While that has proven a false narrative, what is the possibility that libraries might someday achieve “peak library?”
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Michael Stephens The World Spins | Office Hours
By Michael Stephens
Library tourism has long been a thing, but a new website devoted to highlighting libraries worldwide offers a chance to tour some far-flung institutions from wherever you happen to be.
Pen World Voices Festival PEN World Voices Festival: Tara Westover in Conversation with Min Jin Lee
By Stephanie Sendaula
"Memoirs are a memory fixed in time," stated best-selling author Min Jin Lee ( Free Food for Millionaires; Pachinko) in conversation with Tara Westover, author of the acclaimed Educated: A Memoir ( LJ Best Book 2018). The discussion at The New School on Monday, May 6, launched the start of the PEN World Voices Festival.
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Stonewall the Riots Since Stonewall | Social Sciences, May 2019
By LJ Reviews
Highly recommended, especially for school and academic libraries; this masterful collection is perhaps one of the most exhaustive looks at the events surrounding Stonewall from the LGBTQ perspective and provides a wonderfully diverse cast of voices.
"One of the other things we hope to do is create ways to link this data to other data about enslaved people, about liberated people post-slavery [and] post-emancipation, enslavers, newspapers—there are multiple directions in which these linkages could run. We're trying to explore the best ways to do that.”"
Devonte Travels the Sorry Route Fifteen Key Poetry Collections from Presses Large and Small | Spring Poetry 2019
By Barbara Hoffert
Beyond collections covered in LJ Reviews, here are key titles from presses large and small that every poetry reader will want—and every library should investigate.
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Why You Like It The Science of Music | Performing Arts, May 2019
By LJ Reviews
For anyone curious about why their favorite songs strike a chord with them; a must for all libraries.

Out of Control Out of Control | Collection Development: The Opioid Crisis
By Elizabeth J. Eastwood
The opioid crisis in this country has reached epic proportions, with more than 47,000 American deaths in 2017 attributed to opioid overdose. These 27 resources will offer background and some help if not overall solutions.
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The Davinic Legacy Leonardo Lives! | Fine Arts, May 2019
By LJ Reviews
If Legacy leaves readers wanting more, then Complete Paintings will supply it. Both will help students of studio art, art history, sociology, political science, and STEM, as well as professors and interested readers who wish to learn more about the Renaissance.
The Movie Musical Life in Song and Celluloid | Performing Arts Previews, Nov. 2019, Pt. 3 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert
Peter Asher on the Beatles, Jeanine Basinger on Hollywood musicals, Robyn Crawford on Whitney Houston, Ari Herstand on making it in the music business, Sheila Weller on Carrie Fisher, and much more.
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The Castle on Sunset Historic Hotels | Social Sciences, May 2019
By LJ Reviews
Will appeal most to Hollywood history buffs, but may also pique the interest of general readers with its yarns of various stars; highly recommended for history or hospitality aficionados.Will appeal most to Hollywood history buffs, but may also pique the interest of general readers with its yarns of various stars; highly recommended for history or hospitality aficionados.
Enemies of the State ACADEMIC BESTSELLERS: U.S. History
By LJ Reviews

1. Enemies of the State: The Radical Right in America from FDR to Trump
Mulloy, D.J.
Rowman & Littlefield
2018. ISBN 9781442276512. $34

2. White Kids: Growing Up with Privilege in a Radically Divided America
Hagerman, Margaret A.
New York University Press
2018. ISBN 9781479803682. $30

3. Unrequited Toil: A History of United States Slavery
Schermerhorn, Calvin
Cambridge University Press
2018. ISBN 9781107027664. $99.99
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