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Thank you for sharing this, I missed it in my daily glance through the paper.
I question my decisions, if I had stayed where I was when I graduated college, I would be making a lot of money comparatively. But I also would be stressed out beyond belief and stuck in an office with little interaction outside of the same people every day. I'm glad I made the decision to become a librarian and happy that I ended up in the public library.
Becky Spratford [MLIS] is a Librarian in Illinois specializing in serving patrons ages 13 and up. She trains library staff all over the world on how to match books with readers through the local public library. She runs the critically acclaimed RA training blog RA for All, writes reviews for Booklist and a Horror review column for Library Journal. Becky has been an elected Library Trustee and a former Board member for both the Reaching Across Illinois Library System and the Illinois Library Association. Known for her work with Horror readers. Becky is the author of three text books for library workers and the Locus Award nominated and Bram Stoker Award winning Why I Love Horror [Saga Press, 2025]. Becky was named one of the Chicago Tribune’s Chicagoans of the Year in 2025. She is on the Shirley Jackson Award Advisory Board and is a proud member of the Horror Writers Association, currently serving as the Association’s Secretary and Co-Chair of their Libraries Committee. You can follow Becky on Bluesky @raforall.bsky.social.
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Thank you for sharing this, I missed it in my daily glance through the paper.
I question my decisions, if I had stayed where I was when I graduated college, I would be making a lot of money comparatively. But I also would be stressed out beyond belief and stuck in an office with little interaction outside of the same people every day. I'm glad I made the decision to become a librarian and happy that I ended up in the public library.
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