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Farewell, Seattle P-I

Nancy Pearl gets a nice shout-out from john Marshall, the book critic for The Seattle Post-Intelligencer in his final print column. This was included in his “farewell list of the extraordinary, the strange, the faves and flops”:

Most enterprising Seattle book people: Seattle’s uber-librarian Nancy Pearl; Kim Ricketts of Kim Ricketts Book Events.

Among the flops?

Biggest celebrity interview dud: Jane Fonda. Ice queen on auto-pilot.

Seattle P-I ceased print publication as of Monday, but will continue as an online pub, including the book section.

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One Response to “Farewell, Seattle P-I”

  1. r.i.p. Seattle P-I « Collection Developments @ Sno-Isle Says:
    March 20th, 2009 at 12:48 pm

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