Inclusion as the Norm: The Power of Diverse Book Displays
Abstract
Lila Denning is the Acquisitions Coordinator for the seven libraries of the St. Petersburg, Florida,
Library System. She has worked in circulation, reference, and programming for children and
adults. Beyond her current role in her library, she writes about using book displays to merchandise
a library’s collection and trains librarians nationwide on passive reader advisory techniques. In
addition to her MLIS, Lila has an MA in Religious Studies with a focus on Holocaust Studies and
antisemitism. She currently serves as a volunteer coordinator for the Horror Writers Association as
well as Public Liaison, co-chair of the Bram Stoker Awards
Library System. She has worked in circulation, reference, and programming for children and
adults. Beyond her current role in her library, she writes about using book displays to merchandise
a library’s collection and trains librarians nationwide on passive reader advisory techniques. In
addition to her MLIS, Lila has an MA in Religious Studies with a focus on Holocaust Studies and
antisemitism. She currently serves as a volunteer coordinator for the Horror Writers Association as
well as Public Liaison, co-chair of the Bram Stoker Awards
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