Bibliography of Library History, 1990-2022

Hogan, Eleanor. A Library Like Alice: A History Of The Alice Springs Public Library. Alice Springs, Australia: Alice Springs Public Library, 2021.

Higgins, Ben. “The Library Of James Marsh, Dd (1593-?1645), With 'Shackspeers Playes' And 'Donnes Poem'”. Library 22, no. 1. Library (2021): 33-56.

Chen, Jack Wei, Anatoly Detwyler, Xiao Liu, Christopher M.B. Nugent, and Bruce Rusk, eds.. Literary Information In China: A History. New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 2021.

Hanna, Ralph. “Lost Libraries: The Case Of The Oxford Franciscans, C. 1330-1340”. Journal Of The Early Book Society 24. Journal Of The Early Book Society (2021): 27-50.

Lear, Bernadette A. Made Free And Thrown Open To The Public: Community Libraries In Pennsylvania From The Colonial Era Through World War Ii. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2021.

Bista, Gehendra Raj. “Nasl And School Library In Nepal”. Iasl Newsletter 50, no. 4. Iasl Newsletter (2021): 12-12.

Muller, Maura. “New York Public Library Volunteers”. Bibliothek Forschung Und Praxis 45, no. 1. Bibliothek Forschung Und Praxis (2021): 49-53.

Leigh, Devin. “The Origins Of An Archive: Enslavers And The Geopolitics Of Knowledge Production In An Age Of Abolition”. University of California, Davis, 2021.

Benedict, Marie, and Victoria Christopher Murray. The Personal Librarian. New York, NY: Berkley, 2021.

Buckland, Michael. “Philip Keeney’s California Plan For Japanese Libraries”. California State Library Foundation Bulletin 131. California State Library Foundation Bulletin (2021): 6-9.

Zukas, Alexandra. “"A Power So Compelling": Services For African Americans And Steps Toward Integration At The Richmond Public Library, 1925-1964”. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society 5, no. 1. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society (2021): 49-75.

Spunaugle, Emily D. “"The President Was At Scarborough & Not Any Member Attended": Reading The Sociable Practices Of The Wisbech Literary Society, 1797-1802”. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society 5, no. 2. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society (2021): 153-175.

Seaver, Barry W. “Preventing Juvenile Delinquency With An Invitation To Read”. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society 5, no. 2. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society (2021): 176-203.

Dillenburg, Elizabeth, Howard Louthan, and Drew B. Thomas, eds.. Print Culture At The Crossroads: The Book And Central Europe. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2021.

Byers, Reid. The Private Library: Being A More Or Less Compenious Disquisition On The History Of The Architecture And Furnishing Of The Domestic Bookroom. New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2021.

Ghaddar, Jamilie Jaafar. “Provenance In Place: Archives, Settler Colonialism And The Making Of A Global Order”. University of Toronto (Canada), 2021.

Pateman, Joe, and John Pateman. Public Libraries And Marxism. New York, NY: Routledge, 2021.

Deenadhayalu, B., and M. Prasantha Kumari. “Public Library System In Andhra Pradesh: An Overview”. Library Philosophy & Practice (Online). Library Philosophy & Practice (Online) (2021): 1-15.

Neville, Richard. “A Public-Private Partnership? The Australian Subscription Library: A Private Library Or A Public Resource”. Library & Information History 37, no. 3. Library & Information History (2021): 207-218.

Dankowski, Terra. “The Reader's Road Trip: 35 Years Of Literary Landmarks”. American Libraries 52, no. 6. American Libraries (2021): 24-29.

Black, Alistair, and Oriel Prizeman. “A Reassessment Of The Design Of Carnegie Public Library Buildings With A View To Their Future Use: The Case Of Evanston Public Library, Illinois (1908)”. Ifla Journal 47, no. 4. Ifla Journal (2021): 444-452.

Rosas, Marlen. “Recording Resistance: Indigenous Literacy, Archives, And Narrative Power In Twentieth-Century Ecuador”. University of Pennsylvania, 2021.

Broletti, Alfredo Giovanni. “The Representation Of The Library Civil Space In The Renaissance Civilization”. Jlis.it, Italian Journal Of Library, Archives & Information Science 12, no. 1. Jlis.it, Italian Journal Of Library, Archives & Information Science (2021): 39-46.

Lamond, Julieanne. “Representative Readers: Political Agency, Reading History, And The Case Of Matthew Charlton”. Library & Information History 37, no. 3. Library & Information History (2021): 219-223.

Daniel, Dominique. “"Research Distancing": Conducting Library History Research Online During A Pandemic”. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society 5, no. 2. Libraries: Culture, History, And Society (2021): 230-235.