Doing It Yourself

Zine collections are rapidly becoming more common in academic and public libraries. The ephemeral nature of zines makes them excellent additions to a library’s special collections department and to researchers searching for a snapshot into a period of time in different subcultures, religions, and communities. This article explores the nature of and necessity for incorporating zines into your library’s collection by doing it yourself (DIY) without the assistance of professionals.

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Theology cataloging bulletin
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.31046/mtcr3s27
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Library Science and Administration
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Doing It Yourself

Amanda Bullington
Theology cataloging bulletin
Library Science and Administration
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Doing It Yourself

Amanda Bullington
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Abstract

Zine collections are rapidly becoming more common in academic and public libraries. The ephemeral nature of zines makes them excellent additions to a library’s special collections department and to researchers searching for a snapshot into a period of time in different subcultures, religions, and communities. This article explores the nature of and necessity for incorporating zines into your library’s collection by doing it yourself (DIY) without the assistance of professionals.

Theology cataloging bulletinVol. 32(4)
University of Notre Dame (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Library Science and Administration
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