Thanks to John Richards over at KEXP,
this morning I learned that today is World
Goth Day! Time to cue up some Siouxsie
and the Banshees (fun fact: Cities in the Dust was the first song I purchased
from iTunes many moons ago).
Although we don’t seem to have any goth-related
materials in the law library, now’s your chance to hone your catalog searching
skills and find out what’s available on the subject in other libraries on
campus. A quick search for “goth” turns
up these interesting titles:
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by Paul Hodkinson
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by Dunja Brill
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by Micah L Issitt
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You could also pick up a gothic novel and
spend some time with the undead and possibly a fainting heroine. Are you confused by this blog post because it
has nothing to do with the law library and you don’t know what a gothic novel
is? In that case, consider consulting
the Guardian’s handy infographic about how
to tell if you’re reading a gothic novel (hat tip to Mary Whisner for
spotting this).
And although it’s an amazing coincidence, three of
your friendly reference librarians are wearing black today. We’ll be back to smiling tomorrow.
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