With Jessa Mockridge, Ruth Beale, and Oisín Roberts (Think Big, Read Community Library).

Here we speak about some of the practicalities and concerns of librarianship, such as systems of reference and categorisation: how this points towards our material and political conditions, the importance of the library as a space for anyone to gather for free and stay warm, how we might use the library as space for activism care, and intimacy, and to this end, why we might want to dress up as a book, or make a book-bed.

These panels aim to carry on some of the connections and conversations made at our inaugural publishing fair at Lewisham Arthouse back in February, by bringing together publishers, designers, writers, performers and librarians to speak about their practices. Each episode is archived on our webpage with BSL interpretation and downloadable transcripts after they were aired on our Repeater Radio show.

https://stickyfingers.cargo.site/Publishing-Panels

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/38315