July 29, 2019by Joshua FinnellLibrary Journal August 2013 Tattoos are like a passport, a record of the roads a person has traveled…- July 27, 2019By Rachael DreyerLibrary JournalApril 1st, 2015 Photographer and curator Bull’s collection of Banksy’s works might be the closest thing to…
- July 19, 2019By Kristi Chadwick, Director, Emily Williston Memorial Library, EasthamptonLibrary JournalApril 13, 2012 Judging from current trends in mysteries and suspense,…
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- July 17, 2019Library JournalJanuary 2018 Biracial and Afrocentric, Naima yearns for revolution amid Eurocentric fellow students at Ronald Reagan University. She decides to fight gentrification…
- July 16, 2019By Bruce JensenLibrary Journal In 2006, illustrator Kuper moved from New York to the impoverished but ethnically and historically rich…
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June 12, 2019by William GrabovskiLibrary Journal ExpressJune 2018 Following the 1950s Golden Age of sf, Delany (Through the Valley of the Nest…
