Tells the story behind the writing of "Dragonwings," which was awarded the 1975 IRA Children's Book Award. (RB)

Indicates the characteristics of the second edition of the Anglo American Cataloging Rules. (PF)

This index covers the journal's first 30 volumes. It includes: (1) List of Volumes, Publication Dates, and Editors; (2) Index by Authors of Original Articles (Lucy Day Boring); (3) Index by Authors of Books Reviewed (Lucy Day Boring); and (4) Subject Matter Index. [This content was published by Morrill Hall, Cornell University.]

Discusses the life and work of children's poet, Edith Segal. (RB)

Contains abstracts of articles and bibliographies relating to child development as well as a subject and an author index. (RK)

A brief biography of Robert Lawson, author and illustrator of many children's books. (MM)

This brief history of a living worker in the vineyards of documentation is acknowledge to be only a description of relevant aspects of a very active life and in no sense an assessment of his work. (Author)

Summary of current trends in science fiction writing, with a bibliography of the most interesting and significant science fiction of the last ten years. Illustration by Jack Gaughan. (Author/JS)

A famous author, scholar, and folklorist recounts his experience with stories and storytellers. Encourages educators to cultivate for children the world of imagination, thought, and intuition. (AEA)

Offers the responses of the subject of a case study of composing processes. (FL)

Discusses the history, editors, and contributors of the first encyclopedia, which appeared in Europe in the eighteenth century. Describes two articles contained in that publication that stand out above the others. (HTH)

Tells the story of Teresa Carpenter, a reporter who won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for feature reporting. (JL)

A Newbery Award-winning author presents episodes from her past that have served as the background to her collection of poems for children. (AEA)