I am a fairly recent Library School graduate. Yes, I have my M.A. in Library and Information Science. As part of my education, I had to keep a “journal” of weekly readings and thoughts. Those were posted on this blog. Since graduation I have attempted to put random thoughts out there. Most are about books that I have read, and some are about things that happen in the world of libraries. I work at a community college library, the name of which I am keeping secret (to protect the innocent).
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