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There
are many wonderful twentieth century authors who fit the "Libyrinth"
theme and yet do not have a dedicated stack in the Archives.
There are usually three different reasons for this: they are
a new writer and have not yet produced a substantial body of
work; they are so ingrained in pop culture that they are well
represented elsewhere on the Web; or I am simply less familiar
with their work than the core authors and do not feel comfortable
designing a stack for them. |
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That brings us
to the Scriptorium. This corner of the Libyrinth Archives is
devoted to providing a showcase for some of these authors. Some
of them may be unfamiliar and deserve to be read; while some
are very familiar but deserve to be treated more as serious literature. |
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Selecting one
of the names from the list at the right will bring up their page
in this window. Each author has a page that gives some information
about their oeuvre, their writing style, reviews of their work,
and perhaps a few links to other related sites on the Web. |
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The Scriptorium
is also one of the more interactive areas of the Libyrinth, and
I gratefully accept ideas, authors, and submissions for these
pages. Of course, since the Scriptorium is relatively new, it
has only a few featured authors fully completed and online --
although a few monks are diligently at work. . . . I've provided
a small start by listing some potential names; what happens next
is up to you. If you want to help out, just follow the link below! |
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