pseudolibrary
I'm an eclectic reader.
The Principles of Information Ethics
A librarian at Marylhurst wrote this! So cool. Really smart author with readable content (the computer stuff is a little out-dated, but the author is forward thinking). I like how he separates morality from religion and seats ethics smack between morality and the law. I like how he indicates that the law isn't a solution for the underlying personal issues going on. The technological age removes the immediacy of consequences, making really big decisions seem unreal. Severson makes them real again.
Currently reading
Golden Son
Lumberjanes, Volume 1
Reference and Information Services: An Introduction, Fourth Edition
