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The library don't have a closet: 19 graphic novels for gay pride month.(ON THE WEB)(Brief article)
June 15, 2009... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
"Alpha Flight team member Northstar was the first superhero to come out in 1992. Coming up, the recently revamped Batwoman is scheduled to take the lead this month in Detective Comics, a long-running DC Comics series focusing on Barman and his associates. This...
Xpress reviews: keep up with our listing!(ON THE WEB)
June 15, 2009... In every issue of the Book Review, you can look up hot fiction and nonfiction that's recently been reviewed online in our Xpress Reviews section. For this issue, go to p. 76, where you'll find citations of new nonfiction from Frank O'Connor, Karl Taro Greenfeld, and Roland John Wiley.
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ALA 2009: read LJ/SLI's combined coverage.(ON THE WEB)
June 15, 2009... Visit www.libraryjournal.com/ALA2009 for round-the-clock coverage of this year's conference, to be held in Chicago from July 9-15, and check back often for updates via bookmark or RSS feed.
New webcast: tune in, tune in, wherever you are!(Brief article)
June 15, 2009... Tuesday, June 16, 2-3 p.m. EDT: Considering the Source: Integrating Library Systems, sponsored by Polaris Library Systems, moderated by LJ Tech Editor Josh Hadro, and featuring three librarian panelists. Register now and/or access our webcast archive at www.libraryjournal.comlwebcasts.
The book is not dead: the content, not the container, resonates at BEA.(BookExpo America )(Editorial)
June 15, 2009... FOR A SO-CALLED DYING INDUSTRY, PUBLISHING looked pretty healthy at this year's BookExpo America (BEA) in New York City. Somebody must have forgotten to tell the attendees who often crowded the aisles and booths--and packed LJ/SLJ's Librarians' Lounge--or many of the exhibitors who reported...