Alexander Street Press News and Updates

Alexander Street Press in the New Yorker

It's always nice to be recognized for a job well done. In the article Future Reading, in this week’s New Yorker, author Anthony Grafton talks about libraries, digitization, and the quest for a universal human archive. While Dr. Grafton mentions several publishers in the article, he singles out Alexander Street Press for the quality of our collections, saying:

“...and new commercial enterprises like Alexander Street Press, which offers libraries beautifully produced collections of everything from Harper’s Weekly to the letters and diaries of American immigrants.”

A strong endorsement from arguably the most influential arts and culture publication in the US!

New MARC Records now available

The complete set of MARC records for Asian American Drama is now available online.  Other recent releases include the MARC records for Twentieth Century North American Drama and The Digital Library of Classic Protestant Texts.    All available sets of records can be downloaded at http://www.alexanderstreet2.com/marc/.  If you have any questions please see the READ ME file, or contact support@alexanderstreet.com.

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