Spruce Maps

I’ve been published on ALA!

A very exciting time. I should point out that the article was originally written last summer, and I have learned a few things since then. Nevertheless, here is Spruced-Up Site Maps (or “Spruce Maps” as ALA cleverly named the URL) in all its glory.

Looks like I got in in the nick of time as well.

ALA is not accepting new articles at this time.

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Kim Siever

Queer Mormon poet with radical political views. I have been married 27 years, and we have 6 children. Sunday school president. Served in the Utah Provo Mission. View all posts by Kim Siever

7 thoughts on “Spruce Maps”

Rusty says:

30 Mar 2005 at 21:26

Congrats Kim, that’s cool.
Kim Siever says:

30 Mar 2005 at 21:28

Thanks, Rusty.

I was pretty excited when they finally told me it was going to be published.
Smiles says:

31 Mar 2005 at 13:58

I am very proud of you!!!
Kim Siever says:

31 Mar 2005 at 14:05

Thanks, Mum.
Hugh says:

31 Mar 2005 at 17:20

Kim,

I was catching up on some reading at ala and noticed your byline. Congratulations.
Kim Siever says:

01 Apr 2005 at 08:41

Thanks, Hugh.
ltbugaf says:

16 Mar 2006 at 11:34

Spruce maps seem like a terrible idea to me. Spruce is too rigid; you can’t fold it well, even though it is a springy wood. Paper is much better.

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