Michael Cart has gathered nineteen enthralling stories about libraries and librarians. They range from a classic by Isaac Babel (“The Public Library”) to Jorge Luis Borges’ brilliant tale of a library stretching to infinity (“The Library of Babel”) and from Lorrie Moore’s contemporary masterpiece “Community Life” to Francine Prose’s “Rubber Life.” Also represented are such authors as Saki, Ray Bradbury, Alice Munro, John Cheever and many others.

“An enchanting anthology of short stories about libraries and librarians written by a host of well-respected authors.” – The Los Angeles Times

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