The History of Fiction_L

Fiction_L has been a godsend to many librarians in readers' advisory (RA) positions and roles, not only for its instant assistance from fellow librarians on RA topics, but also for its archives of list member-generated biliographies. Chelton et al discusses the benefits of Fiction_L database.

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Published in:Reference and user services quarterly 2002-09, Vol.42 (1), p.30-33
Main Authors: Johnson, Roberta, Fishman, Natalya
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Archives
Bibliographies
Comic books
Community Relations
Company business management
Discuses
Discussion Groups
Electronic discussion groups
Exact sciences and technology
Fiction
Fiction L
Information and communication sciences
Information Retrieval
Information science. Documentation
Information service management
Internet newsgroup
Librarians
Libraries
Library and documentation centre management
Library management
Library Networks
Library Personnel
Library Policy
Library Schools
Library science
Listservs
Literary Genres
Mailing lists
Management
Nonbibliographic databases. Databanks
Novels
Online reference work
Public Libraries
READERS' ADVISORY
Ready reference work
Reference Materials
Sciences and techniques of general use
Secondary and tertiary information and documents
Specialized information sources
Specialized information sources (paper or electronic format)
User service management
Web sites
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Summary:Fiction_L has been a godsend to many librarians in readers' advisory (RA) positions and roles, not only for its instant assistance from fellow librarians on RA topics, but also for its archives of list member-generated biliographies. Chelton et al discusses the benefits of Fiction_L database.
ISSN:1094-9054
2163-5242