Octavo. Hardcover. Bound in charcoal cloth with black titles on cover and

Octavo. Hardcover. Bound in charcoal cloth with black titles on cover and white on spine. xi, 193 pages: illustrations; 23 cm. 1. Prison Libraries: How They Came to Be--2. Making the Prison Library Function--3. Collection Management and Corresponding Woes; Censorship--4. The Prison Influence on Library Service--5. The Program Fit in the Organization--6. Space: Choosing it, Losing it; Design, Furnishings and Equipment--7. Library Service in the Prison Community; Similarities to the Outside Community and the Unique; How to Deliver on the Premise/Promise--8. Staff; Civilian and Inmate; Falling in Love and Other Pitfalls--9. Technology--10. They Became What They Beheld--11. Getting Over the Wall--12. A Mirror of Reality; the Generation Gap, the Information Gap and the Prison Librarian--13. The Prison Law Library; State of the Art? Quo State That They're In--14. On Making a Difference--15. Questions Most Frequently Asked--App. 1. Aide Training Program. Maryland Correctional Education Libraries. Division of Correction, Regulation, No. 135-2-Library Services.