Greetings colleagues, from Tulane,
Increasingly, the book ordering slips I receive from various vendors
include comics.
- Are comics now an authentic literary genre?
- Do you add them to your collection, and if so, how do you select?
- What kind of patron access do you provide? Do they circulate?
Here's an example of a slip for a comic book from the French vendor
Amalivre, with the vendor's highest, 3 star rating:
***
Cornette, Jean-Luc
La perle
Paris : Futuropolis, 201901
136 pages :, 28 cm, ILL.
ISBN : 2754816399 / 9782754816397
Euro : 20,00
Ref AUXAM : 805205 -02/2019
LC : PN Literary history (General)
DEWEY : 741 Comics
Interdisciplinary : 038 Comics - 050 Publ. Libraries
Here'a an example of a research book on comics:
Title:IMMIGRANTS AND COMICS: GRAPHIC SPACES OF REMEMBRANCE,
TRANSACTION, AND MIMESIS.
Editor:NHORA LUCIA SERRANO
Publisher:ROUTLEDGE Place of Publication:LONDON
Pub Year:2018 ISBN:9781138186156
Binding:Cloth Pagination:296 P.
Series Title:ROUTLEDGE ADVANCES IN COMICS STUDIES.
Series Type:Unnumbered Series
Series ID:75009 Series Format:Print
LC Class:P
Subject Headings:SOCIAL SCIENCE / MEDIA STUDIES/LITERARY CRITICISM /
COMICS & GRAPHIC N
Language:English OCLC:OCN975372969
US List:150.00 USD US Status:Not yet published
UK List:105.00 GBP UK Status:Not yet published
What do you think?
Thank you colleagues, Jane
Received on Mon Feb 11 2019 - 11:26:02 EST