Dozens of writing prompts and activities for library programming—encourages creative exploration and engagement
Guidance on integrating research into writing projects—supports writers with historical and contextual resources
Covers both print and electronic resources—ensures writers have access to diverse information sources
Offers strategies for hosting writing groups and author events—builds a supportive writing community
Includes bibliographies on writing and writers’ lives—deepens understanding of literary context
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Foreword by Elizabeth McCracken
Information professionals and educators can help patrons find their own stories in libraries—not only as readers, but also as writers. Stories, whether fiction, nonfiction, or verse, often have research behind them, and libraries and archives constitute powerful resources that authors can tap into for addi
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Riley Hanick, Micah Bateman, Jennifer Burek Pierce