title: The Prison Library Primer: A Program for the Twenty-First Century
author:  Brenda Vogel 
description: This work is a combination of the real and ideal in library service to the incarcerated in the U.S. The author was coordinator of Maryland Correctional Education Libraries for 26 years and wrote Down for the Count: A Prison Library Handbook (1995). The new work is a substantive, thoroughly developed guidebook for effective service despite the current punitive approach in corrections work and legal decisions. The author provides the historical and contemporary framework, drawing from a wide variety of sources and expertise (inside and outside), and includes 2008 and 2009 information. The work concludes with recommended reading and information resources, various helpful appendixes, and an accurate index. Highly recommended for libraries that serve or would like to serve prisons, state and county system libraries, and academic and library school libraries. --Arthur Meyers
zlib_text: **Contents**
  
    
  
  Title
  
  Dedication
  
  Rights
  
  \- ONE
  
  \- TWO
  
  \- THREE
  
  \- FOUR
  
  \- FIVE
  
  \- SIX
  
  \- SEVEN
  
  \- EIGHT
  
  \- NINE
  
  \- TEN
  
  \- ELEVEN
  
  \- TWELVE
  
  \- THIRTEEN
  
  \- FOURTEEN
  
  \- FIFTEEN
  
  \- SIXTEEN
  
  \- SEVENTEEN
  
  \- EIGHTEEN
  
  \- EPILOGUE
  
  \- AUTHOR'S NOTE
  
  \- DON'T FORGET
  
  \- ALSO BY JESSICA GADZIALA
  
  \- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  
  \- STALK HER!
  
  RYAN
  
  A Mallick Brothers Novel
  
  \--
  
    
  
  Jessica Gadziala
  
    
    
    
  
   **DEDICATION**
  
    
  
  To those living in their own personal prisons,
  
  with hopes that someday you find your key.
  
  Copyright © 2016 Jessica Gadziala
  
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  or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the
  author except for brief quotations used in a book revie