Like any good library...
"You recognize it, little soul. Of course you do; it is known to all who arrive here. It is a myth of an endless library, a place for souls to pause, rest, and regather themselves after death. It is a place of sanctuary; it is a place of homecoming. And, like any good library, it is open to all." ` The God of Lost Words, by A.J. Hackwith (p. 350) The Hell's Library series by A.J. Hackwith caught my attention about two years ago. The first novel was sitting on my local library's "Just In" shelf, and it certainly caught my attention. A book by a queer sci-fi author? A book about a librarian? I was absolutely going to pick that one up. Inside of that cover, I found a heroine I could relate to and a world that caught my attention. At the end of the series, I found the quote above. As I have contemplated, over and over, the idea of studying Library Science, this quote just keeps popping into my head. Reading has always been a sanctuary to m...