Clark, C. L.

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‘The Rose Arbor’ by Rhys Bowen | LJ Review of the Day

‘The Rose Arbor’ by Rhys Bowen | LJ Review of the Day

Barbara Clark-Greene,  Aug 02, 2024

Bowen is adept at writing mysteries filled with intriguing clues, satisfying solutions, expertly captured historical settings, and a little romance. A must-add to popular mystery collections.

Royal Shakespeare Company Archive | eReviews

Royal Shakespeare Company Archive | eReviews

Bentley Clark,  Jul 17, 2024

Offers an extraordinary look inside the world’s premier producer of Shakespeare plays and other renowned theater productions outside of the Shakespearean canon. 

Jackie Oh! | Biographical Fiction

Jackie Oh! | Biographical Fiction

Kevin Howell and Barbara Clark-Greene,  May 15, 2024

Jackie x 3! Consider these novels about Jackie Collins, Jacqueline Susann, and Jackie Kennedy Onassis.

Native American Tribal Histories: Series 1–4, 1813–1880 | eReview

Native American Tribal Histories: Series 1–4, 1813–1880 | eReview

Bentley Clark,  Apr 17, 2024

This extensive database of previously unaggregated primary-source documents provides a view of the United States government’s documentation of a crucial period in U.S. and Indigenous history. A valuable resource for researchers seeking firsthand reports in U.S. political and military history.

USGS topoView | eReview

USGS topoView | eReview

Bentley Clark,  Feb 28, 2024

The United States Geological Survey’s topoView offers access to maps in a way that's educational and entertaining.

More 2017 Books Worth Your While | The Readers' Shelf

More 2017 Books Worth Your While | The Readers' Shelf

Craig Clark, Nanette Wargo Donohue, Sarah Barbara Watstein, Mary Burkey, M. Kathleen Kern, Cindy L. Craig, and Neal Wyatt,  Dec 13, 2017

What do book award chairs read during their off time? Below, the members of the American Library Association’s CODES awards share some personal favorites.
Q&A: Alison Case | Debut Spotlight, April 15, 2016

Q&A: Alison Case | Debut Spotlight, April 15, 2016

Barbara Clark-Greene,  Apr 15, 2016

Alison Case, an English professor at Williams College, MA, intimately knows the world of 19th–century British fiction, lending an unmistakable authenticity to the language and flow of her debut novel, Nelly Dean.
U.K. Libraries Offer Free Article Access to Walk-Ins

U.K. Libraries Offer Free Article Access to Walk-Ins

Ian Clark,  Feb 20, 2014

Public libraries in the United Kingdom are set to play a role in expanding public access to academic research via the recently announced “Access to Research” plan. Thousands of research journal articles will be made available for free: but only on computers located physically within a public library, not remotely.
UK Report Recommends Author Payments for Library Ebook Lending

UK Report Recommends Author Payments for Library Ebook Lending

Ian Clark,  Aug 01, 2013

Publishers worried about public libraries lending ebooks have not been restricted to the U.S. In 2010, the UK’s Publishers Association (PA), warned libraries that they were considering preventing remote borrowing of ebooks unless certain protections were put in place, an announcement which caused a great deal of concern on the part of librarians and library ebook distributors.
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