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Volunteer-run, makeshift libraries are popping up at Indian protest sites.

Volunteer-run, makeshift libraries are popping up at Indian protest sites.

By Emily Temple | February 26, 2020

I Just Watched <em>You've Got Mail</em> for the First Time and You Guys, It's Bad

I Just Watched You've Got Mail for the First Time and You Guys, It's Bad

Reader, I Was Not Charmed

By Emily Temple | February 26, 2020

Not a Cult, a new bookstore in Los Angeles, puts authors of color at the forefront.

Not a Cult, a new bookstore in Los Angeles, puts authors of color at the forefront.

By Melissa Ximena Golebiowski | February 21, 2020

Compassion fatigue is taking its toll on librarians.

Compassion fatigue is taking its toll on librarians.

By Julia Hass | February 19, 2020

Inside the ‘Vibrant Intellectual Ecosystem’ of Larry McMurtry's Home Library

Inside the ‘Vibrant Intellectual Ecosystem’ of Larry McMurtry's Home Library

McMurtry on the Few Books He Would Never Give Up

By Nina Freudenberger and Sadie Stein | February 18, 2020

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Again, a proposed federal budget would stop funding libraries, and again, it probably won't happen.

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In 2019, more Americans went to the library than to the movies. Yes, really.

In 2019, more Americans went to the library than to the movies. Yes, really.

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Exclusive: watch the trailer for The Booksellers, a new documentary about rare book dealers.

By Emily Temple | January 23, 2020

Do you even love books if you haven’t collected all of these independent bookseller cards?

Do you even love books if you haven’t collected all of these independent bookseller cards?

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A new Missouri bill proposes jailing librarians who provide children

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The most borrowed book of all-time at the New York Public Library is about snow.

The most borrowed book of all-time at the New York Public Library is about snow.

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