“Libraries & Bookstores”

000.1W Title Goes Here: Foreword
RwA 3.1 “Libaries & Bookstores”
Winward, Shannon Connor

100.1P The Unsearchable Library
Pettit, M.J. (Fiction)
110.2K Librarians Cannot Save it All
Knoll, Tricia (Poetry)

200 ~ 299.9

200.1C Home
Cook, Courtney (Visual Art)
210.2N A Vampire Novelist
Nogle, Christi (Fiction)
220.3S The Book Signing
Schein, Lorraine (Fiction)

600 ~ 699.9

600.1D Mohawk Valley
Community College Library
Denehan, Steve (Poetry)
610.2B Discord
Bergmann, F. J. (Poetry)
620.3G If Emily Dickinson Had Used
the Dewey Decimal System
Gamble, Robbie (Poetry)
630.4A How to Be a Poet
Anfang, Sandra (Poetry)
640.5G Prison Break
Gilmour, W.R.
650.6M Ars Poetica:
or why I am fixing the book-
store’s poetry section
Morris, Michael (Poetry)

300 ~ 399.9

310.2C The Stacks
Callahan, Diane (Fiction)
320.3K Area Woman Found
Crushed to Death
Kastelein, Kate (Fiction)

400 ~ 499.9

400.1E The Bookshop of
Forking Paths
Eikamp, Rhonda (Fiction)
410.2D Fatherland
Dietrich, Bryan D. (Poetry)

700 ~ 799.9 Issue Art

700.1W  Between Books
  Winward, Thomas R. (Cover)
700.2W  Shelf1
  Winward, Shannon C (TOC)
710.3P   Michal Jeník ~ Pixabay (100 ~ 199.9)
720.4P Prettysleepy1 ~ Pixabay (300 ~ 399.9)
730.5P Free-Photos ~ Pixabay (400 ~ 499.9)
740.6P StockSnap ~ Pixabay (500 ~ 599.9)
750.7W  Yrabil
Winward, Shannon C. (600 ~ 699.9)
760.8P ViktorVon ~ Pixabay (Contributors)

800 ~ 899.9

803.1 Issue 3.1 Contributors

500 ~ 599.9

500.1S  Books Bought and Souled
Smith, Oliver (Poetry)
510.2G  Bookstore Ghosts
Galko, Michael J, (Poetry)
520.3C  Her Breasts
Cottonwood, Joe (Poetry)
530.4S In the Library with
Norma Jeane, June 1, 2002
Steinfeld, J.J. (Poetry)
540.5H Someone Read This
Book Before
Harrod, Lois Marie (Poetry)
550.6E  I Never Play Bob Dylan
Evans, R.G. (Poetry)

900 ~ 999.9

900.1S “Sometimes, what I see is a library
in a rural community.
All the tall shelves in the big open room.
And the pencils
In a cup at Circulation, gnawed on
by the entire population.

The books have lived here
all along, belonging
For weeks at a time to one or another
in the brief sequence
Of family names, speaking
(at night mostly) to a face,

A pair of eyes. The most remarkable lies.”
–Smith, Tracy K.
from “My God, It’s Full of Stars”
Life on Mars

999.99C “I went to a bookstore
and asked the saleswoman,
‘Where’s the self-help section?’
She said if she told me,
it would defeat the purpose.”
–Carlin, George