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Is “Pop Culture Librarian” an official title?

At some point, between running a one-day comic convention for my library and hosting a Doctor Who party at the launch of the new season, I realized that I’m not categorically a “young adult” librarian....

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Mockingjay Part 2’s Happy Ending: Real or Not Real?

Spoilers! If you haven’t read and/or seen the Hunger Games trilogy you shouldn’t read this blog post – however if you are the sort of person who doesn’t mind some pretty major plot points being given...

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Remembering the Merits of YA

I read a lot of bad YA growing up. A lot of predictable teenage romance novels set in predictable high schools. A lot of Mary Sue fantasy. I read a lot of novels I’m still hesitant to admit in public...

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Banned Books by Women

This week has been Banned Books Week. Celebrate your right to read with these banned speculative fiction books by female authors. The Handmaid’s Tale — Margaret Atwood This feminist dystopian novel was...

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The Jeweled Mirror- Utopian Futures

Utopia is one of the oldest sub-genres of SF. In fact, many people consider Thomas More’s 1516 treatise that introduced the term to be one of the earliest evidences of the beginning of science fiction....

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Fanfiction as Reconstructive Worldbuilding

Fanfiction has long been a realm in which readers can take control of source material, add to it, and rework it with their own imaginings. It is often focused on characters and their relationships,...

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