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I received my M.L.S. from The Graduate School of Library and
Information Studies, University of Rhode Island, South
Kingston, Rhode Island, in August, 1999. Thank you to all who gave me encouragement, advice & support. A few of these great folks are: Susan Krumholz, F.R. & I.D. Joslin, Jon Tryon, Herb Carson, Cheryl McCarthy, Yan Ma, Donna Gilton, Tony Stankus, Julia Tryon, Dave Maslyn, Sally Sheedy, Janice Griffin, Cherine K. Whitney, Nolan Lushington, Abby Letteri, Beth LeBar, Rosemary Northup & Ann-Margaret Richard. Listen to the BBC (24-hour live feed from broadcast.com), and hundreds of other radio stations from
around the world with This is it! That hip site you've dreamed about. OK, it's not the Holy Grail, or even the Spanish Inquisition.
(Nobody expects the Spanish
Inquisition!)  In these pages you may find out about me, my education (or lack thereof), work, and interests. I am a reference librarian. In my spare time I have a business: Joslin Book and Information Services, including F.R. Joslin- Bookseller. I sell good used and rare books, by mail, and online. I search for out-of-print books for individuals and institutions. Tell me your book wants, or sign up for my next book catalog. I appraise rare and used books for insurance, estates, and other purposes. Explore my links to the antiquarian book trade; to librarianship and digital libraries. I also freelance as a researcher (in my abundant spare time). My Interests and Links page features hyperlinks to many subjects including art, astronomy  and travel.
Email me at: joslin@edgenet.net with all
comments and requests.
A few interesting links: Massachusetts & Rhode Island
Antiquarian Booksellers You are just one of possibly millions of lucky people who will stumble upon this page while surfing for other things. No, really, millions! It could happen. Until then you are number: 0005769 (someday I'll get a real hit counter)
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Over 1,700 titles available online now, 1,100 of them books by and about women, priced from $6 to $295 (average book price is $15 to $20). The 1,700 books are divided into different catalogs for easier browsing: Fiction & Poetry; Literary Nonfiction, including memoirs, essays, biography & criticism; General Nonfiction, including books on feminism, history & psychology. Also catalogs of literature by men, Beat Generation Literature (about 100 titles), and 1960's counterculture-antiwar-civil rights titles (about 175).
