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Clamoring for attention

Silly me. I managed to get published without fully realizing it.

I wrote an article about Radical Reference for a progressive mag called Clamor. It's in the online only edition, but what the hey ... it's kinda cool.

Warning: hackneyed, gushing prose ahead ... but if I've provided RadRef a service, then it's of the good, I think.

Comments

Hey that's cool. I wrote an article for them once which I really enjoyed and got a free subscription to the magazine for my troubles, BUT they wouldn't take me off of their mailing list afterwards unless I unsubscribed. Alas.

Good stuff! I'm just waiting for the questions to roll in.

Awesome Eli :)

What I like most about RadRef is that the questions are often very challenging, and they are really helping me improve my ref skills by thinking of creative ways to find information and answer questions.

A beautiful article, and an excellent summary of the RadRef group!

See -- there really are radical librarians!