I've started using LibraryThing to catalogue my collection of polar travel books. I discovered immediately how important it is to note ISBNs or publication dates as well as authors/titles before you start to add your books as there are numerous editions of some classic tales from the Heroic Age of Exploration.
I am not convinced that I will use LibraryThing to promote new books at the Centre of South Asian Studies. I operate as a half-man band and consequently rarely have time to keep up with new publications and cataloguing, yet alone creating a separate catalogue in LibraryThing to generate book covers regularly. I can imagine LibraryThing being used in libraries with more staff, as ISBNs could be added whilst staffing an enquiry desk.
SAALG Autumn Meeting 2023
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The SAALG Autumn Meeting will take place on Monday, 30. October 2023, at
the SOAS Library.
Address: 10 Thornhaugh St, London WC1H 0XG
Planning your V...
My dad
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My dad died unexpectedly on 8th February 2021 (and it wasn't COVID). I say
'unexpectedly' because he was mostly pretty well and healthy as far as we
knew...
AIIT launches new website and blog!
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The Ancient India and Iran Trust is very excited to be able to announce the
laun...
Prof. Sarah Moate lectures on Ĺtagaki Rengetsu
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On Friday 4 September we were delighted to host a lecture by Prof. Sarah
Moate (Komazawa University), who spoke on “The Moon of the Fields: the
Calligraphy...
The Wellcome Library website is changing…
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On Wednesday, 21st November, visitors to the Wellcome Library website will
notice that we’ve made some changes. We’ve given the whole site an
overhaul, wit...
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