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Proposed FY23 Federal Budget Proposed FY23 Federal Budget Boosts IMLS, Cuts IAL; Advocacy Deadline Is Tight
By Lisa Peet 
On March 28, President Joe Biden released his proposed federal budget for Fiscal Year 2023. The $5.8 trillion budget focuses on reducing the deficit as well as investments in economic growth and job creation. The final FY22 budget was only signed into law on March 11, meaning that the appropriations process began later and deadlines for final FY23 appropriations will be tight. 
Uncensored Library Reporters Without Borders’ Uncensored Library Uses Minecraft To Provide Access to Censored Work
By Lisa Peet
The press freedom nongovernmental organization Reporters Without Borders has created a way for readers everywhere to access and read documents that have been banned or censored in the countries where they were published—through The Uncensored Library, a collection of articles and books housed in the virtual world of Minecraft.
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The Ukrainian and Russian Notebooks More Suggested Reading About Ukraine | Booklist
By Irina Kurylec
Librarian Irina Kurylec (Ukrainian Library at the Ukrainian Educational and Cultural Center in Jenkintown, PA) suggests titles in history, political science, graphic novels, poetry, and literature for U.S. library patrons looking to read about the history of Ukraine and recent events in the country.
GPO Pilot Project: GPO Kicks Off Initiative to Help Libraries Enhance Government Information Collections
By Gary Price 
The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) has kicked off a Library Services & Content Management Pilot Projects Initiative to help Federal Depository Library Initiative (FDLP) libraries make Government information more discoverable for the American public. 
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In the Mouth of the Wolf Social Sciences: Nonfiction Previews, Oct. 2022, Pt. 2 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert 
Led by a collection of legendary journalist Hunter-Gault’s work, a range of key nonfiction covering power and discrimination in business, silencing the press, and the importance of cooking to the Black community.
“Information is the first step towards change—which is why access to free and independent information is essential in a democracy. Where the media cannot report on injustices, there is no public control, no free formation of opinion. And that is exactly what authoritarian governments try to prevent. Freedom of information is a human right and the library is a symbol of this human right.”
The Wrong End of the Telescope Rabih Alameddine Wins PEN/Faulkner Award For Fiction | Book Pulse
By Kate Merlene 
Rabih Alameddine wins PEN/Faulkner fiction award for The Wrong End of the Telescope. Audiofile announces the April 2022 Earphones Award winners. Waterstones launches £5,000 debut fiction prize.
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From LJ Reviews:
POLITICAL SCIENCE 
PREMIUM

No Escape
By Nury Turkel 
An important, harrowing overview of the ongoing human rights crisis in Xinjiang, China. 
PREMIUM
Scorpion’s Dance
By Jefferson Morley 
With a complex cast of characters, Cold War espionage, and tense courtroom drama, Morley’s timely book will appeal to readers seeking an in-depth understanding of both Watergate and CIA history.
PREMIUM
Uncertain Ground: Citizenship in an Age of Endless, Invisible War
By Phil Klay 
Klay has written an important and eye-opening essay collection that should be a must-read.
BIOGRAPHY 
PREMIUM

The First Populist: The Defiant Life of Andrew Jackson
By David S. Brown  
A noteworthy narrative of a confrontational and consequential character, especially good for those new to the field of presidential history.
PREMIUM
Very Bad People: The Inside Story of the Fight Against the World’s Network of Corruption
By Patrick Alley  
This memoir combines the thrill of field work filming illegal and dangerous organizations with the mundane work of policy and environmental reporting. An important history of environmentalism.
HISTORY 
PREMIUM

Resistance: The Underground War Against Hitler, 1939–1945
By Halik Kochanski  
This title will be appreciated by specialists but is not for the general reader.
PREMIUM
Red List: MI5 and British Intellectuals in the Twentieth Century
By David Caute  
Lacking an over-arching narrative, Caute’s study offers instead a flood of individual cases, laying them out in detail to show how clueless MI5 agents often were in their activities.
African Founders: How Enslaved People Expanded American Freedom
By David Hackett Fischer  
This riveting, extensive study will prove invaluable to students of the history of slavery and African American history.
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Trees The 2022 Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards Announced | Book Pulse
By Kate Merlene  
The 2022 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winners are announced, including Percival Everett, Donika Kelly, George Makari, Tiya Miles, and Ishmael Reed.

 

The White Mosque Memoir: Nonfiction Previews, Oct. 2022, Pt. 2 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert 
Memoirs on belonging and saying good-bye.
Amy Schneider Q&A with Amy Schneider, 40-Game Jeopardy! Champ
By Lisa Peet 
Amy Schneider, a former software engineer, made history from November 2021 through this past January with her 40-game winning streak on Jeopardy!—the most successful woman to compete on the show, with the second-longest run (Ken Jennings, who won 74 games, was the show’s host during her appearance), and the first openly transgender contestant to qualify for the Tournament of Champions.
Life Out of Balance ACADEMIC BESTSELLERS: Physiology
By LJ Reviews

Life Out of Balance, Adaptation and the Brain, Polyvagal Safety, and more in physiology titles: March 2021 to date as identified by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO.

1. Life Out of Balance: Homeostasis and Adaptation in a Darwinian World
Hagen, Joel B.
University of Alabama Press
2021. ISBN 9780817320898. $59.95

2. Adaptation and the Brain
Healy, Susan D.
Oxford University Press U.K.
2021. ISBN 9780199546756. $95.00

3. Polyvagal Safety: Attachment, Communication, Self-Regulation
Porges, Stephen W.
W. W. Norton
2021. ISBN 9781324016274. $45.00 
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