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Exploring the multifaceted world of North American librarianship, this collection of essays by Blaise Cronin addresses various pressing issues, including censorship, accreditation, and feminist scholarship. With a blend of humor and provocation, it delves into topics like the digital divide, the evolving role of librarians, and the influence of the American Library Association. Cronin's insightful commentary offers a critical look at the complexities and contradictions within "Libraryland," making it an engaging read for those interested in the future of libraries.