Jenny has posted “Would a Strawberry Do This?”, in which she meditates on work-life balance.

Jenny has posted “In the Shadow of the Other Shoe,” in which she meditates on prepping.

Jenny has posted the questions from Saturday's Non-Partisan Critiques of Capitalism Book Club Presentation: Code Blue: Inside America's Medical Industrial Complex, by Mike Magee, MD.

IVAN Library "Unique Selling Proposition." Jenny launches the IVAN Library newsletter 14 days from today! Read more at ittmpl.org/blog

Jenny has posted the questions from Saturday's Comedie Humaine Book Club: An Episode Under the Terror, by Honoré de Balzac.

We have reached the end of the series of short stories Jenny wrote for her former employer’s Writing Club. This story imagines a library that is very similar to IVAN Library, except we don’t have a physical location (yet).

Jenny continues her series of short stories written for her former employer’s Writing Club. This story imagines a library used by a new class of urbanites: Hummers, or Houseless Slummers.

Jenny continues her series of short stories written for her former employer’s Writing Club. This story, like week 3. imagines a library that has developed services out of its core value of privacy-- with the added challenge of considering the ROI of algorithms.

Over the past two and next few weeks, I (Jenny Trevino, IVAN Library’s Librarian) have been/will be posting a series of short stories I wrote for my former employer’s Writing Club. The first week, I posted a story in which I had the idea of making Andrew Carnegie answer for his sins. In the remaining stories, I was trying to imagine ways in which the concept of a library might evolve in a future that has moved on from even the non-traditional services that are currently being presented as constituting a library’s post-print portfolio.

The prompt for this story was generated by drawing a slip of paper with a notable public figure’s name on it.

Jenny has posted the questions from Saturday's Can't Brain Today Book Club meeting on Romancing Mister Bridgerton.

Over the past two and next few weeks, I (Jenny Trevino, IVAN Library’s Librarian) have been/will be posting a series of short stories I wrote for my former employer’s Writing Club. The first week, I posted a story in which I had the idea of making Andrew Carnegie answer for his sins. In this story, I imagined a library that still offers current-age services such as reference assistance and electronic resources, but has also developed services out of its core value of privacy.

Last week, I posted a story in which I had the idea of making Andrew Carnegie answer for his sins. In the remaining stories, I was trying to imagine ways in which the concept of a library might evolve in a future that has moved on from even the non-traditional services that are currently being presented as constituting a library’s post-print portfolio. This story imagines a library that is keeping its doors open as an event space.

Over the next few weeks, Jenny will be posting a series of short stories written for her former employer’s Writing Club. In this one, she had the idea of making Andrew Carnegie answer for his sins.

Now available in our OverDrive for up to 100 concurrent users!

2024 Book Clubs will meet on the third Saturday of each month starting January 21. Meetings will be held on the "Book Club Meetings" voice channel on the IVAN Library Discord server.

For purchasers of the Justice Devotee Santa Muerte Starter Kit, this blog contains purchase links for supply refills

Flotsam Tarot is a RESTOR8R member! Flotsam Tarot is an assemblage art tarot deck being created by Jenny Brewer.