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Under Review
John Clark talking about another kind of writing that’s important to both authors and readers-the review. I started reviewing in 2003 when Beth and I became part of the Wolf Moon Journal family. Not long after, I was accepted as … Continue reading
Looking at Shame and Slipped Disks in an entirely different way
John Clark reflecting on a couple accomplishments from my checkered library career. One, The Publishers’ Hall of Shame, ended in 2008, but made a real impact on both the library and publishing world. It began while I was the mental … Continue reading
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Tagged audio books, Hartland Public Library, John Clark, MIPS, Publisher's Hall of Shame, recycling, Resource sharing, TV series
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Mass Booking in Hartland
Holli Baker woke up one morning two years ago with an idea. As president of the Hartland-St. Albans Lions Club, she had been working on coming up with a service project that could impact the area in new and significant … Continue reading
Meet the New Hartland Librarian-Nicholas Berry
John Clark introducing everyone to my successor as librarian in Hartland. Right after we finished interviewing Nick, Karen McGrady who is a trustee and headed the search for a new librarian, looked at me and asked, “What do you think?” … Continue reading
Transitions Isn’t Just a Term For Fancy Lenses
First a couple of housekeeping details. I said I would share what my April Fools prank was for this year. It turned out to be on me. My granddaughter Piper sent home a cold through my wife who takes care … Continue reading
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Tagged Hartland Public Library, Lifestyle changes, retirement, Young Adult Fiction
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An Autumn Walk Through Great YA Fiction
Reading descriptions of new books is extremely dangerous, at least for me. I find myself reading well into the morning hours a couple times each week and the siren call of a partially read book when I should be finishing … Continue reading
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Tagged Dystopian Fiction, Hartland Public Library, Teen mystery, Young Adult Fiction
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When Libraries Cooperate
John Clark here, talking about how cool things happen when libraries cooperate (heck even the weather bends to our will). The Hartland Public Library, Newport Cultural Center & Library and the Pittsfield Public Library are in what we’ve come to … Continue reading
I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends
John Clark here: I’ve had several comments from blog readers saying they like learning about the Maine library community and some of the people who make it function so well. I don’t know if you have seen any of the … Continue reading