Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Library in Bloom : The Disintegration and Regeneration of a Book Collection
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'I count nine book bays. Seven shelves each. From floor to ceiling with not a bit of wall to spare. There are brimming boxes under a table which takes up much of the floor space; will I get to them? We’ll see. At least three other alcoves elsewhere in the building sprout volumes: one with discards in the recess near the entrance, and one in each of the two residency rooms – Connie called these the reference collections. Actually, make that four: there’s a trolley of books in one corner of the library itself; part of somebody’s work in progress, Rowena told me at my induct ion.'(Introduction)

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  • Marrickville, Marrickville - Camperdown area, Sydney Southern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,
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