These entries come from within archives, from archivists, whereas most of the other entries come from outsiders, from researchers and visitors:
Discussion, Caryn Radick, March, 2024.
In this interview, Caryn Radick gives us a few thoughts on her reading of fiction, her archival lens used in analyzing novels. Some of her consideration of this topic comes from experience she gained in writing the 2016 column on “Fiction through an Archival Lens” for Archives Outlook.
Discussion, Burkely Hermann, April, 2024.
IIn this interview, Burkely Hermann elaborates on titles mentioned in his blog and in a column for Archivists on the Issues, a newsletter of Society of American Archivists Issues and Advocacy Section Forum. In this essay and in a blog he authors, Hermann speaks of a wonderful range of animated series, films, and other mediain which archivists appear.
Fallout Shelter/Municipal Archives, by Shawna Beasley
Coming up Roses 1, by Shawna Beasley
Shoebox Archive, by Kylie Goetz
Serenity in ’66, by Elisabeth Antonini
