Visit to Seven Stories
Yesterday I enjoyed a visit to Seven Stories, the centre for children's books, and one of the contributors to our sustainable development project. One of the main reasons for my visit was to see the authority files they have created in CALM, for authors and illustrators. I also gave a quick demonstration of how to use the Hub's new EAD Editor, which was very well recieved.
Once the business of the visit was over, Hannah (the archivist) showed me some of the treasures of the collection, which included some of Phillip Pullman's manuscripts (in very neat handwriting!); original artwork by Jan Ormerod for her book 'Sunshine'; and the original illustrations for Noel Streatfeild's 'Ballet Shoes'. Included with these was, to my great excitement, the original copy of Pauline's application for a stage licence, filled out (with book-appropriate information) by either Noel or her illustrator Ruth Gervis who, I discovered to my delight, was Noel Streatfeild's sister.
I'm really pleased that Seven Stories are going to be adding their descriptions to the Hub in the near future, and I'd encourage you to have a look - I'm sure you'll find plenty to interest you.
Labels: contributors, interoperability, sustainability, sustainable_content
8 Comments:
Hello! Sure I would definitely wait for the addition from Seven Stories.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Anyway I want to wish people working for Seven Stories all the best. Hope it gets a lot of success.
Indeed a great experience. Thanks for sharing.
Its good to hear that you have visited Seven Stories :)
Nice article. I enjoyed reading it.
Even I have hear d about this place,
my son was telling me to take there.
They have a great collection of books
which we were not able to get anywhere else.
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Nice staff. Keep up the good job. God bless.
Wow that's fantastic. I loved those explanation. Really great work, Keep it up thanks for sharing it with us.
Mio Navman M400D
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