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Top stories from BiblioUnbound’s first year
By brendan | July 16, 2008
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Biblio Unbound, the monthly booklover’s ezine, just marked its first anniversary with the publication of volume XII. We thought it might be a great time to look back at the most read articles from the past year:
- The 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 1990-2001 (July, 2007)
- To Clean or Not to Clean (January, 2008)
- Taking the Library Out of a Book (August, 2007)
- Popups and Moveables : An Introduction (July, 2007)
- The Romance Novel : The Forlorn Collectible (February, 2008)
- David Butterfield on Books, Collections, and Classics (August, 2007)
- Essentials of a Well-Stocked Home Library : Reference Section (August, 2007)
- Sick from Books (December, 2007)
- Paperback Preservation (June, 2008)
- Working with Ghosts (October, 2007)
- Consider the Paperback (June, 2008)
- Tripping Over Lingo in the Language Trap (July, 2007)
While we’re at it - I want to give a special public thanks to our editor, Catherine, for helping make BiblioUnbound one of the most read book lover’s newsletters on the internet (with many thousands upon thousands of subscribers) - and, to all of the contributing writers and our partners at Bookmarks Magazine and Fine Books & Collections for their support and contributions.
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