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March 03, 2025

Q&A: Navigating a Life Through Books: An Interview with Donna Seaman

March 03, 2025/ Adam Cohen
Q&A: Navigating a Life Through Books: An Interview with Donna Seaman

For Seaman, books are touchstones, companions, and portals to discovery.

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November 29, 2018

REVIEW: Susan Orlean Has Done It: A Can't-Put-Down Book About . . . Libraries

November 29, 2018/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Susan Orlean Has Done It: A Can't-Put-Down Book About . . . Libraries

Librarians, Borrowers, and a Massive Fire that Destroyed One Million Books

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