WSU Retention List Stories

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Originally posted March 21, 2024

Works by members of marginalized communities, almost by definition, are likely to be uncommon. Here are two volumes of creative work by members of marginalized ethnic and gender communities.

Baraka, Amiri. The Baptism & the Toilet. New York: Grove, 1969.

Holoch, Naomi, and Joan Nestle. Women on Women 2: An Anthology of American Lesbian Short Fiction. New York: Plume, 1993.

Recap: In 2022, twenty-four Minnesota libraries joined together in a commitment to retain over a half-million print books which are scarcely-held in Minnesota. It is called the Minnesota Shared Print Collection. This is one of the stories from the Winona State share of the collection.

Baraka, Amiri. The Baptism and the Toilet

Holoch, Naomi, and Joan Nestle. Women on Women 2: An Anthology of American Lesbian Short Fiction

03/14/2024
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Originally posted March 14, 2024

Winona State accepts donations of books by members of the general public (though we reserve the right to decide whether to add them or not). Some of those donations have shown up on our retention list. Here are two donations, the first from the estate of Daniel Besser, who was a U.S. Marine, WSU graduate, and high school history teacher, and another from the estate of Minnesota film promoter Al Milgrom.

Oflag 64: The Fiftieth Anniversary Book. Evanston, Ill: Evanston Pub., 1993.

(An oflag, or offizierlager, was a German prison camp for captured enemy officers during World War II.)

Tarkovsky, Andreĭ Arsenʹevich. Andrei Rublëv. London: Faber and Faber, 1991.

Recap: In 2022, twenty-four Minnesota libraries joined together in a commitment to retain over a half-million print books which are scarcely-held in Minnesota. It is called the Minnesota Shared Print Collection. This is one of the stories from the Winona State share of the collection.

Oflag 64

Tarkovsky. Andrei Rublëv

As one could predict, none of the books written by Nobel-prize winning author John Steinbeck are uncommon enough in Minnesota to be on the Winona State retention list, … but his FBI files are!

Fensch, Thomas. The FBI Files on John Steinbeck. Santa Teresa, NM: New Century Books, 2002.

Recap: In 2022, twenty-four Minnesota libraries joined together in a commitment to retain over a half-million print books which are scarcely-held in Minnesota. It is called the Minnesota Shared Print Collection. This is one of the stories from the Winona State share of the collection.

Fensch, Thomas. The FBI Files on John Steinbeck

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