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Separate versus integrated collections for GLBT fiction in the public library service: a literature review

July 16, 2008
LGBTQI+ people

A review of the literature on one of the key issues around presentation of LGBT library materials.

Elizabeth Chapman. Separate versus integrated collections for GLBT fiction in the public library service: a literature review (2007)

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