This book is one of the lasting monuments of the library underground,
though the contributors surely never imagined this kind of respectful
archiving. Thirty years on, its mixture of wild-eyed idealism and
bleary-eyed realism is still a testament of solidarity with the
enthusiastic, disgruntled or just plain bolshy librarian, the sort of
thing that the Association of Assistant Librarians did so well before
putting on a tie and becoming the Career Development Group.
The introduction by one of the editors gives the best insight into its
utopian aims and get-your-hands-dirty production. As much as possible
will be reproduced here, respecting the copyright of those contributors
who chose to retain it, and the "D� Copy. Do Something."
exhortation for the rest. A sequel is
due this summer.
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