[Noisebridge-discuss] Donating a non-technical book

[Liz Henry]

There is a little section but it is disorganized right now -- it's on 
the bookshelf that's backed up against the pillar, facing the other 
technical bookshelves. There's books there on cooking, finance, law, 
history, craft/DIY, bartending, interior decoration, and some novels. 
I'd like to make a survival-skills section though, that would be useful.

If you want to reorganize a section for that, go for it! I was thinking 
to put it on the shelf just above the "internet/computer culture" books. 
  Right now that shelf has a lot of 3d graphics programming stuff but it 
could be moved up and double-stacked or some of those graphics books 
weeded out. They take up about a third of the bookshelves total, and 
they don't appear to get the heavy use that other sections get. 
(Tracking "use" by what I reshelve whenever I am in the space.)



- Liz


On 6/28/12 8:18 PM, Jeffrey Carl Faden wrote:
> I've got a copy of Poorcraft, a book about "living well on less," that
> has a lot of content about making, cooking, planting, and otherwise
> self-sustaining:
> http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ironspike/poorcraft-a-comic-book-guide-to-frugal-urban-and
>
> I'm here at Noisebridge and would like to donate it to the bookshelf,
> but am not really sure where to put it. There isn't a section that
> isn't technical. Maybe Noisebridge isn't the right place for it?
>
> Jeffrey
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