This book is an invaluable resource for librarians tasked with selecting magazines for their institutions, particularly those with more modest budgets. The author provides a comprehensive guide to identifying the most suitable periodicals for a given library's needs, offering insightful advice on balancing current reading materials with those of lasting value. The book delves into the history of magazine publishing, exploring how the shifting landscape of readership and technology has shaped the industry. It examines the criteria for evaluating magazines, emphasizing the importance of considering both literary merit and relevance to the library's patrons. Furthermore, the author discusses the practical aspects of magazine management, including binding and indexing techniques. The inclusion of a curated list of recommended magazines, categorized by subject and purpose, makes this book an indispensable tool for librarians seeking to establish or enhance their periodical collections. By providing a framework for understanding the nuances of magazine selection, this book empowers librarians to curate collections that truly serve their communities.
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