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Susan Chute
A propos de ma bibliothèque
Strengths: Art, poetry, fiction, library science, feminism, theater, religion. Not necessarily in that order. I'm in the process of weeding mass-market paperbacks.
A propos de moi
I'm a librarian, poet, designer, book arts practitioner and archivist. I've loved books forever, and I carry mine around with me whenever I move, which, since I spent over 30 years in NYC and do not own a house, is a lot. I've started cataloging my books here because, dammit, I couldn't find a book I know I have. I'm up to 755 books and I still haven't found it. My estimate is that I've catalogued about a third of my books. Maybe more. Maybe less.
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New Paltz, NY
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Librairies: Book Culture

Bibliothèques: Columbia University - Butler Library, New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Poets House, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center

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