Shelf-absorbed: nine ways to arrange your bookshelves.

Whether you alphabetise your books, hoard them or make sure your most intellectual tomes are in sight for Zoom calls, these displays reveal a lot ...

Tim Dowling

theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2

Me.
Fiction
1. Genre.
2. Authors last name.
3. Series title.

Non fiction
1. Subject
2. Book title

Reference
1. Spine color

@TheAbbotTrithemius @corlin Funny story: My bestie @slirt was in Chicago late last year. And, of course, being a librarian, he went to the Harold Washington main library. At which point he told me that they used LC classification. That... is rare. Public libraries use Dewey, for the most part, aside from the ones who have eschewed Dewey and replaced it with a bookstore-type cataloging system.

@LiberalLibrarian

Yes with LC being used exclusively by academic (college and university) libraries.

I worked at a few different libraries, right after college, both public and university and liked both systems just loved everything about libraries really and still think they're amazing.

@corlin @slirt

@MelissaHDavis @corlin @TheAbbotTrithemius @LiberalLibrarian @slirt

We know that typically a job's social status and compensation are directly correlated. In my inner universe, this changes. Value, worth, and contribution correlate with pay. (And doctors have to actually listen with respect and care to women and BIPOC.)

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I like that universe.
I am a librarian married to a teacher, so you know we make the bug bucks.

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