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Category Archives: Libraries
Reading Is Good For You
Posted in Books, Libraries, Writing
Tagged concentration, memory, Reading, stress management
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A Much Better Use
I’m always pleased to discover an abandoned ecclesiastical building that has been transformed for a higher purpose. In this case, the 16th century former Convento de San Augustin in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán Mexico was restored and turned into a public library. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, History, Libraries
Tagged Juan O'Gorman, Mexico, Michoacan, mural arts
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Another Year Immersed in Biblichor
Here we are again at the end of another year. It’s a time for stock taking, both literal and metaphorical. Regular followers of Travel Between The Pages may be aware that in real life I am a bookseller. At this … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Bookstore Tourism, History, Libraries, Maps, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged Book stores, Bookselling
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Cold Read
Paganella is a fairly typical ski resort in the Italian Dolomites, with one exception; it’s also the home of the Biblio Igloo. For the last two seasons, the Trentino Alto Adige resort has sponsored a pop-up library in a specially … Continue reading
Agree to Disagree
The University of Southern California’s Rossier Graduate School of education created this “Best Books of the 21st Century” infographic. I’ve got some personal quibbles with the selections. What do you think ?
Hero Librarian
The Street Librarian is a documentary about Edward Fungo, the Regional Librarian for Morogoro, Tanzania. Fungo is committed to bringing information technology and literacy to the people of his nation. he tirelessly travels around his region teaching about computer technology … Continue reading
Call Me Ishmael
I rarely endorse Kickstarter projects, but Call Me Ishmael is a worthy literary project that deserves attention. Honored by the National Book Foundation with the Innovations in Reading Prize, Call Me Ishmael has already surpassed its modest Kickstarter goal. Inspired … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Libraries, Tech, USA, Writing
Tagged Herman Melville, Kickstarter, Moby-Dick, National Book Foundation
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Another reason to visit Grenoble
Residents and visitors in beautiful Grenoble, France will never be at a loss for reading material thanks to a new project sponsored by the city government and local publisher Short Edition. Clever little orange and black terminals that dispense short … Continue reading
Hallucinations May Be Experienced
This wonderful infographic from the University of Virginia Library explains the potential “side effects” from reading a book.
Ban This Book
Posted in Animation, Books, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged Banned Books Week, censorship, USA
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