Title: Fantomas contra los vampiros multinacionales.
Author: Cortázar, Julio.
EAN: 8182011418, 9788182011410
Dewey Decimal Call
Number: 863
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Saturday, February 26, 2022
CLiP1K: Fantomas contra los vampiros multinacionales
Thursday, February 24, 2022
CLiP1K: Te Tahi-o-te-Rangi / nō Ngati Awa tēnei kōrero
Author: Hunia, Leon; Slane, Chris
EAN: 978-1877422195 (paperback), 1877422193 (paperback)
Dewey Decimal Call Number: 499.44286
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Wednesday, February 23, 2022
CLiP1K: Zen Speaks : Shouts of Nothingness
Title: Zen Speaks : Shouts of Nothingness
Author: Cai, Zhizhong, 1948-
EAN: 9780385472579 (paperback), 0385472579 (paperback)
Dewey Decimal Call Number: 294.3/927
Subject headings:
Zen Buddhism--Caricatures and cartoons.
Monday, February 21, 2022
CLiP1K: The Cartoon Guide to the Computer
Author: Gonick, Larry
EAN: 9780062730978 (paperback), 0062730975 (paperback)
Dewey Decimal Call Number: 004
Subject headings:
Computers -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Electronic data processing -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Caricatures and cartoons.
CLiP1K: The click list for every Dewey Decimal class, division, section!
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CLiP1K: Methodology
How do I find and select the non-fiction titles I post here and elsewhere?
My methodology:
- I scrape my brain for anything I can think of. There are certain authors who are pioneers of non-fiction graphic novels. These are the low-hanging fruit. There are also series, sets, and award-winning graphic novel titles.
- Since I started this in 2007, libraries have gotten much better at selecting and cataloging titles. Granted, some libraries take shortcuts, but the Library of Congress and book publishers have greatly improved the data they share with libraries.
My local library is now my first stop on searching for titles. I can filter both on graphic novels and non-fiction titles. - Using OCLC’s First Search database, I use the following in the advanced search field:
- kw: comic or ((kw: Graphic and kw: novel)) and dd: 631* and dt= “bks”
[“631” being whichever Dewey section I am searching.] - [“comic” is problematic when searching languages and literature. Search terms are modified for the 400s and 800s.]
- If using the general-access WorldCat from OCLC, use:
kw: comic or ((kw: Graphic and kw: novel)) and dd: 631*
- kw: comic or ((kw: Graphic and kw: novel)) and dd: 631* and dt= “bks”
- From the list of possible titles, I will click the title and verify the comics format, usually via Amazon’s sample pages.
- If a graphic novel, I will then search for a library which has cataloged it with the Dewey number. If the OCLC record shows it as being cataloged by a national library, I take it as gospel, as many libraries would replicate the cataloging.
- If not, I then access the listing of libraries which own a copy of the title, and search each for an example of the title cataloged under the Dewey number. Sometimes, the title will be under a different Dewey number, and I might use that title to fill another section.
- Some Dewey sections have never been used, some have been deprecated, and others have been activated over the years. (For example: digital photography.) If I find a valid title, I added it. Otherwise, those sections are noted in my searching totals, and on the spreadsheets. There are 74 sections which are inactive, and without a title. This may change.
- An alternate method: find a library catalog which allows for robust searching, and scan the ordered results for possible suggestions. Then work backwards, finding the title data on First Search. [See Step 2. My local library will list both the suggested call number from the Library of Congress, and the library's preferred call number.
Sunday, February 20, 2022
CLiP1K: What the heck am I doing?
So, just why am I posting so many graphic novels under this category?
- I like to read comics. They are a medium that allows me to set the pace, and it combines words and pictures in a way that is magical once you learn how to read a comic.
- I love to learn all sorts of things. My curiosity is eclectic and eccentric, and I have a random access memory... I don't know when I'll make a crazy connection, or when I'll need to know something, or when my imagination will wonder "What if...?"
- Comics, with words and pictures and the ability to set the speed, are perfect for teaching and showing! Don't believe me?
- I'm a librarian. That's due to the overlap of wanting to help people, and loving to read and learn.
- I'm a comics evangelist. I want everyone to read comics, and I want them to discover the amazing stuff you can find in a comic, whether it's fiction, non-fiction, fine art, or any other communication.
- So, I'm always searching for comics, especially non-fiction comics which scratch so many itches on the inside of my skull.
- So, one night in the library, I thought, "Can I find a graphic novel or comic book for every single number of the Dewey Decimal Classification system?" 000 - 999. One thousand titles!
- Well, I did, kinda. You can read my early results here. In 2015, I found 506 titles.
- Now, seven years later, I'm relaunching this idea. First, I posted a title to cover all ten classes of DDC. Next step is to find 100 titles for each division, and then finish with 1,000 titles covering every section!
CLiP1K: The Cartoon History of the Modern World. Part 1, From Columbus to the U.S. Constitution
Title: The Cartoon History of the Modern World. Part 1, From Columbus to the U.S. Constitution
Author: Gonick, Larry; Kasser, Timothy
EAN: 0060760044 (pbk.), 9780060760045 (pbk.)
Dewey Decimal Call Number: 909.0802/07
Subject headings:
- History, Modern — Comic books, strips, etc.
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