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1. By Any Other Name.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*HISTORICAL fiction, *FICTION
Published
2024

2. Troubled Waters.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*HISTORICAL fiction, *FICTION
Published
2024

4. The Old Irish Harpers.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
OLD Irish Harpers, The (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "The Old Irish Harpers" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: Those were not the instruments; Last Line: the music of the old Irish harpers?

Published
2023
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5. Glass (A Duplex).

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
GLASS (A Duplex) (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "Glass (A Duplex)" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: I will not write a pandemic poem; Last Line: I smash to reenter the turning world.

Published
2023
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6. Finding service that fits.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*COMMITTEES
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of serving on the Conference Committee of the American Library Association (ALA).

Published
2019
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7. Rising like a glorious turkey from the ashes of burnout.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*ACADEMIC librarians, *PSYCHOLOGICAL burnout, *LIBRARY science, *CAREER development, *JOB performance, *JOB satisfaction, *JOB stress
Abstract

The article presents the author's views on the importance for academic librarians to avoid burnout by learning to balance work and life. Topics include the survey on academic librarian burnout, the factors contributing to burnout, and the job responsibilities of academic librarians. Also discussed are the increasing number of articles on burnout, the benefits decreasing anxiety, and the value of having diversions.

Published
2018
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8. The Society of Shame.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SOCIAL media, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "The Society of Shame," by Jane Roper, is presented.

Published
2022

10. On networking.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SOCIAL networks, *LIBRARIANS, *WORK environment, *FRIENDSHIP, *COMMITTEES
Abstract

The author shares her views on her librarian job and importance of online networking with librarian friends who she can meet at conferences. She explains how she serves on ALA's Conference Committee. She is planning to re-design the structure of conference in time for 2018 in New Orleans. She explains how she knows online librarians friends whom she is comfortable discussing workplace issues and other big-picture questions with.

Published
2018
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12. Rootless.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*ROMANCE fiction, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Rootless: A Novel," by Krystle Zara Appiah, is presented.

Published
2023

13. DH on the fringe.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*PERIODICAL editors, *OPTICAL character recognition, *PUNCTUATION, *CATALOGING, *DIGITAL humanities
Abstract

The article presents authors views regarding his experience regarding his work of correcting OCR errors as volunteer editor and digital humanities (DH). Topics discussed include correcting grammar and punctuation mistakes; his work of managing acquisitions, cataloging, and serials as the Head of Technical Services in an art college; and attending Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School.

Published
2017
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14. Meredith, Alone.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SUFFERING, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Meredith, Alone," by Claire Alexander, is presented.

Published
2022

15. A Spark of Light.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*ABORTION clinics, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "A Spark of Light: A Novel," by Jodi Picoult, is presented.

Published
2018

16. It's just a sled: Navigating the liminal.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*LIBRARIANS
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of working as a librarian as the head of collection services at Washington and Lee University.

Published
2016
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17. Bill's Funeral.

Author

KANE, JULIE

Subjects
BILL'S Funeral (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "Bill's Funeral" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: I cannot write a pandemic poem; Last Line: Haunting the living in pandemic poems.

Published
2021

18. Big Girl, Small Town.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Big Girl, Small Town," by Michelle Gallen, is presented.

Published
2020

19. The Invisible Guardian.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*WOMEN detectives, *FICTION, *MURDER investigation
Published
2016

23. Grown Ups.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*FAMILY relations, *FICTION
Published
2020

24. The Authenticity Project.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*TRUTHFULNESS & falsehood -- Social aspects, *FICTION
Abstract

This section reviews the books "The Authenticity Project: A Novel," by Clare Pooley and "Topics of Conversation: A Novel," by Miranda Popkey, is presented.

Published
2020

25. Paper Chains.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*FEMALE friendship, *FICTION
Published
2019

26. Shutter.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SUSPENSE fiction, *FICTION
Published
2021

28. The Nature of Fragile Things.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "The Nature of Fragile Things," by Susan Meissner, is presented.

Published
2021

29. Old Dog.

Author

KANE, JULIE

Subjects
OLD Dog (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "Old Dog" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: I will not write a pandemic poem; Last Line: All the while writing non-pandemic poems.

Published
2021

30. Hurricane.

Author

KANE, JULIE

Subjects
HURRICANE (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "Hurricane" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: I will not write a pandemic poem; Last Line: Praying for as-yet-unwritten poems.

Published
2021

31. Piggly Wiggly.

Author

KANE, JULIE

Subjects
PIGGLY Wiggly (Poem), KANE, Julie
Abstract

The poem "Piggly Wiggly" by Julie Kane is presented. First Line: I will not write a pandemic poem; Last Line: The main excitement of a week and poem.

Published
2021

32. Good Riddance.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*YEARBOOKS, *FICTION
Published
2018

33. Shell Game.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*MYSTERY fiction, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Shell Game: A V.I. Warshawski Novel," by Sara Paretsky, part of the V.I. Warshawski Novels series, is presented.

Published
2018

35. The Last Blue.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*HISTORICAL fiction, *FICTION
Published
2020

36. Blind Search.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*MILITARY police, *FICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Blind Search: A Mercy Carr Mystery," by Paula Munier, is presented.

Published
2019

37. Invisible as Air.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*PSYCHOLOGICAL fiction, *FICTION
Published
2019

38. The Middleman.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SUSPENSE fiction, *FICTION
Published
2018

39. The Bottle Factory.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
BOTTLE Factory, The (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem `The Bottle Factory.'

Published
2000

40. Young Jane Young.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*LEGISLATIVE interns, *MISTRESSES, *FICTION
Abstract

Title: "Young Jane Young: A Novel." "[Gabrielle] Zevin's newest novel . . . hinges on a political scandal. As a young, ambitious congressional intern, Aviva Grossman . . . refuses to break off a secret affair with her very married and very public figure of a boss. She compounds her error in judgement by blogging about it . . . When the relationship is inevitably revealed, her blog and identity soon follow, tanking her burgeoning political career. The main narrative focuses on how scandal affects the lives of several women over the years, told from each of their perspectives. . . . Presenting a sharp send-up of our culture's obsession with scandal and blame, this novel pulls at the seams of misogyny from all angles, some of them sure to be uncomfortable for readers."

Published
2017

45. Q&A: Camille Perri.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*WOMEN authors, *FICTION, *STUDENT loan debt, *WOMEN in literature
Abstract

The article presents an interview with author Camille Perri. Topics discussed include the portrayal of students with loan debt in Perri's debut novel "The Assistants," how Perri kept a sense of humor in the novel in relation to the issue of pay gap in women, and Perri's reading of several fiction books.

Published
2016

46. Safe Houses.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*SUSPENSE fiction, *FICTION
Published
2018

48. Brush Back.

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*MYSTERY fiction, *FICTION
Published
2015

50. "All Religions Is Local".

Author

Kane, Julie

Subjects
*NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the books "Moses, Jesus and the Trickster in the Evangelical South," by Paul Harvey, and "Wingless Chickens, Bayou Catholics & Pilgrim Wayfarers: Constructions of Audience and Tone in O'Connor, Gautreaux and Percy," by L. Lamar Nisly.

Published
2013
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