Les professionnels de l'information et les éducateurs peuvent aider les clients à trouver leurs propres histoires dans les bibliothèques, non seulement en tant que lecteurs, mais aussi en tant qu'écrivains. Les histoires, qu'il s'agisse de fiction, de non-fiction ou de vers, ont souvent des recherches derrière elles, et les bibliothèques et les archives constituent de puissantes ressources dans lesquelles les auteurs peuvent puiser pour ajouter des arrière-plans historiques, raconter des détails, des tensions dramatiques et des idées inattendues. Fondées sur des collections utiles et des ressources d'information, les bibliothèques peuvent accueillir des écrivains grâce à une programmation éclairée et à des services de référence compétents, et dans ce livre, les auteurs indiquent la voie vers la réalisation de ces événements. Permettre aux bibliothécaires de programmation et de sensibilisation, au personnel de référence et aux éducateurs de comprendre les besoins des écrivains et de montrer comment répondre à ces besoins grâce aux services et ressources de la bibliothèque, ce livre
Avec des idées et des conseils sur la programmation, les références et les ressources de collection, ce guide soutiendra les efforts des bibliothèques pour s'engager activement et de manière réfléchie avec les écrivains de leurs communautés.
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