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I had a good time over at BoingBoing. You can read a post on my other blog that sort of lists the 29 posts that I made [I know!] and where I got my ideas from. A few library posts, maybe not enough. I just got back from Niceville Florida where I gave a talk about Content Management Systems. I also got to hear Nicole talk about open source [heard it before but always enjoy it] and met Tim Daniels who works for Georgia Libraries and gave a great talk about open source OPACs.
And I’m still unpacking. I got back late Sunday and spent most of today helping the folks at the high school get settled in with their new mail server. However I did read this post about the status of Haitian libraries that I thought was worth a mention. Things are better than expected, and better than first reported. Of course, as always, there’s still work to be done.
Nicole is an aspiring young adult librarian, and she writes a blog titled, "Through My Librarian's Eye," which features Nicole's experiences in becoming a librarian, book reviews and author interviews. She just started it, and she interviewed me.
I think the interview answers a lot of questions I get asked about The Shape of Water and Light Beneath Ferns which is my next YA.
Update: Light Beneath Ferns is due out in February, 2010. I'm official!
You did a great job promoting libraryland there. I especially enjoyed your post about depository libraries as an open source project.
You did AWESOME over on BB. I’m proud of you, you did our profession a world of good there as you do everywhere else.