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"A compilation zine with submissions from people who work/volunteer in libraries or archives (or are working towards a library degree) exploring the intersections of mental health, mental illness, and library/archives work."--Page [1].
This collaborative zine looks into the dichotomy of labor in the library/archives space and the various experiences people have had to become a librarian and find work in libraries. Through prose, poetry, illustration, and photography, the zine highlights a common theme of working towards incorporating more mental wellness exercises and self care into the library/archives space. –Grace Li
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Reserve and renew: the LIS mental health zine : It came from the brain!
2019, [Violet B. Fox]
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"A compilation zine with submissions from people who work/volunteer in libraries, archives, and museums (or are working towards a related degree) exploring the intersections of mental health, mental illness, and library/archives work."--Page 1.
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