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This is a blog I kept about librarianship for a little over a decade, starting when I was a library school student in 2005 and continuing through early 2016, when I’d been working as a professional librarian for a decade. I abandoned it due in part to life circumstances and in part because though I care about librarianship as much as I ever did, I have fewer great thoughts about it. But I still stand by most of what I wrote here.

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