Written in a flat, unemotional style, the entries relate the bombings,
blockades, shootings, threats, shortages and petty frustrations that make up
everyday life for the cadre of civil servants working at Iraq’s main cultural
and literary storehouse. A complaint that heating fuel prices are 40 times
higher than in the fall is followed by a report on the assassination of one of
the library’s bright young Web designers and the need to ask the government to
keep the electricity on.
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Blogging In Baghdad
From the NYT via the British Library here is an article about and link to a web diary about the National Library and Archive in Baghdad. A flavor,
Labels:
Blogging,
International,
Libraries
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