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What's on the Menu? Help transcribe The New York Public Library's historical menu collection →

October 27, 2011 at 9:02pm
reblogged from mothgirlwings
tatteredcover: Library ladder with a Swanson on top

tatteredcover: Library ladder with a Swanson on top

It’s only books ’n’ shelves but I like it - Times Online  →

Keith Richards Library

SHHH! Keith Richards, the grizzled veteran of rock’n’roll excess, has confessed to a secret longing: to be a librarian. After decades spent partying in a haze of alcohol and drugs, Richards will tell in his forthcoming autobiography that he has been quietly nurturing his inner bookworm.

He has even considered “professional training” to manage thousands of books at his homes in Sussex and Connecticut, according to publishing sources familiar with the outline of Richards’s autobiography, which is due out this autumn. He has received a reported advance of $7.3m (£4.8m) for it.

The guitarist started to arrange the volumes, including rare histories of early American rock music and the second world war, by the librarian’s standard Dewey Decimal classification system but gave up on that as “too much hassle.” He has opted instead for keeping favoured volumes close to hand and the rest languishing on dusty shelves. 

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Gimlet · Staff your desk wisely. →

This reference statistics program looks nice, and it’s cheap. But the reason I’m posting this is because of the name, one of my favorite cocktails. That is all.Gimlet search

City Critic - Seeing Green at the Battery Park City Library Branch - NYTimes.com →

Library Bathroom

Of course, I would post a photo of the bathroom. But seriously, the modernist design of this library is delectable.

Emory University Saves Rushdie’s Digital Data - NYTimes.com →

How did I miss this last week? Oh yeah, I was on vacation. Rushdie