The Clearfield Public Library in Williamsville, New York was a great place to fall in love

with books.

If you walked in and asked a friendly librarian about, say, science fiction, she would walk

you over to a section that started with Asimov and ended with Zalazny.

And if you were a diligent reader, it would take you about two years to work your way through

it.

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The Clearfield Public Library is a fine metaphor for the way media used to work.

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