In Volume Six of IwtL (not so catchy), we have the pleasure of speaking with Alex Wheeler of Manchester Metropolitan University.
Last week’s question — What is the smallest book in the world?
Well, my clue last week somewhat misleading… I thought it was Old King Cole, but it turns out there is always a smaller book! Teeny Ted from Turnip Town is the smallest book in the world. Created by Nano Imaging Laboratory of Simon Fraser University, its … Keep Reading
In Volume Five we’re speaking to Lana Bittman from Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
Last week’s question — Which library houses the Devil’s Bible?
The Codex Gigas which in English means Giant Book, is the largest medieval manuscript in the world, at a length of 92 cm (36 in). Famous for its full-page portrait of the devil the book is housed in the Swedish Royal Library in Stockholm.
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It’s Friday again! Time for Volume 4 of Interview with the Librarian. This week we have the pleasure of speaking with Loraine Forde of Glasgow Clyde College.
(Firstly, I’ve just enabled comments on our posts… oops! So please feel free to post answers in the comments section).
Last week’s question —Name the Draconian librarian who guards Hogwarts Library.
Our office’s resident Harry Potter expert, Ellie, was quick on the draw to correctly guess Madam Irma Pince.
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For Volume Three we’re speaking to Angus Sinclair of Goldsmiths University, poetry enthusiast and librarian extraordinaire.
Last week’s question — Name the famous detention movie set in a library
The answer was, of course, The Breakfast Club! Guessed by Lucille, our interviewee from last week. Who could forget the dance scene when the characters let loose to Karla DeVito’s “We Are Not Alone”…
This week’s question — Name the Draconian librarian who guards Hogwarts Library.
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It’s the second instalment of Interview with the Librarian and this time we have the pleasure of speaking with Lucille Osafo from Bristol Grammar School.
We’re lucky in the fact that we work with librarians from all levels of the education industry, and beyond, so we should have some interesting variety in our answers.
Before we begin, our trivia question from last week:
Which 1994 film is the title of this blog series inspired by?
The answer is Interview with … Keep Reading