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I'm Amy, a book, reading, publishing, and library enthusiast. I'm originally from a small town in England called Hereford, but now live in Rotterdam. | I'm Amy, a book, reading, publishing, and library enthusiast. I'm originally from a small town in England called Hereford, but now live in Rotterdam. | ||
When not | When not working, I spend most of my waking hours thinking and interacting with books, and I am continuously fascinated by their societal role as producers, sharers and challengers of knowledge and experience, as well as the systems in which books are themselves produced, shared, distributed and cared for. | ||
It is only in the last couple of years I've started to understand libraries, librarianship, and publishing outside of their traditional roles and realms, predominantly | It is only in the last couple of years I've started to understand books, libraries, librarianship, and publishing outside of their traditional roles and realms, predominantly as a result of my interactions with pirate libraries, publishing as commons (still learning about this one), social readers, and contingent librarianship, and I am excited to explore this, and more, more. | ||
I hope to one day gather | I hope to one day gather the knowledge and experience gained through these interactions to begin my own publishing venture. But until then I am most satisfied being a bookish enthusiast. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 13 October 2021
I'm Amy, a book, reading, publishing, and library enthusiast. I'm originally from a small town in England called Hereford, but now live in Rotterdam.
When not working, I spend most of my waking hours thinking and interacting with books, and I am continuously fascinated by their societal role as producers, sharers and challengers of knowledge and experience, as well as the systems in which books are themselves produced, shared, distributed and cared for.
It is only in the last couple of years I've started to understand books, libraries, librarianship, and publishing outside of their traditional roles and realms, predominantly as a result of my interactions with pirate libraries, publishing as commons (still learning about this one), social readers, and contingent librarianship, and I am excited to explore this, and more, more.
I hope to one day gather the knowledge and experience gained through these interactions to begin my own publishing venture. But until then I am most satisfied being a bookish enthusiast.