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| Crime fiction: the
once-neglected genre of fifties Americana Noir fiction has now penetrated the mainstream,
writes crime fiction junky Nick Kimberley. |
LIS books: Helen
Carley explains how to get your LIS book published. Chris Smith interview: the Secretary of State tells Don Watson about
libraries' role in his life, in education and in our digital age. Reference books: the book isn't dead, large-scale reference works
continue to proliferate. Charles Toase takes a tour of the hefty volumes. Millennium books: Life, a User's Manual. Carole Morin looks at how highbrows and lowbrows are all looking for the meaning of life in these pre-millennial days. |
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