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message 1: by Serenity (new)

Serenity | 3 comments Hi, could a Librarian please take some books off the "Feminista's 100 Great 20th Century Works of Fiction by Women" List? I originally created the list to be a closed list of 100 books and asked people not to randomly add books that don't adhere to the purpose of the list. However, people have added several books that are either not 20th Century, by an author already on the list, or doesn't qualify for some other reason.

The books to be removed are:
Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
The Secret Life of Bees
Bird by Bird
The Passion
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
The Lottery and Other Stories
Tripmaster Monkey: His Fake Book

Thank you!


message 2: by Serenity (new)

Serenity | 3 comments Sorry, a couple of other edits - please remove also:
The Complete Stories by Flannery O'Connor
Away by Amy Bloom

Oh and here's the link: http://www.goodreads.com/list/show/15...

Thanks!


message 3: by Vicky (new)

Vicky (librovert) | 2462 comments It looks like someone took care of the deletions.

If I'm correct in the purpose of the list, you may want to make it a static list (I or another superlibrarian who catches your response first can do this). As a static list only you (the creator) and librarians will be able to add books to the list.

Let us know if you want to do that. :)


message 4: by Serenity (new)

Serenity | 3 comments Another librarian did take care of my edits. It would be great if you could make it a static list, thanks!


message 5: by Vicky (new)

Vicky (librovert) | 2462 comments Done. I also deleted the request to not add books from the description, since general users can no longer do so. ;)


message 6: by Banjomike (new)

Banjomike | 5166 comments Vicky wrote: "Done. I also deleted the request to not add books from the description, since general users can no longer do so. ;)"

General users can't but umpteen thousand Librarians can. It might be worth leaving the original description in place.


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