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jewishheritagemonth.gov Celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month: Blog Posts from Around the Library
Public Service Recognition WeekThe Library celebrated its employees and the hard work and dedication of the Federal workforce during Public Service Recognition Week, May 2-8, 2021. More than 3,200 people work at the Library of Congress, and our staff includes world-class experts and scholars in a vast number of fields a U.S. and world history, literature, book-binding, films, folklore, maps, manuscripts, printing, photography, maps a and the art and science of keeping all of those available to the public while also preserving them for centuries to come. Sure, we have great librarians, but also chemists, film preservationists, and, in the case of the papers of Alexander Hamilton, scientists who used hyperspectral imaging to uncover long-hidden lines of text. Watch each short video in a series of Library staff talking about their work. Literary Series Programs for June 2021The Library of Congress continues its series of online literary events. All programs will be virtual and premiere on the Library's Facebook page and its YouTube site (with captions). Thursday, June 10, 7 p.m.: Made at the Library with Paul Hendrickson. Author of aPlagued by Fire: The Dreams and Furies of Frank Lloyd Wright,a Hendrickson discusses how his book was amadea through his use of the unparalleled collections of the Library of Congress. According to Hendrickson, Wright was plagued by fire both literally and metaphorically throughout his life. Thursday, June 24, 7 p.m.: Behind the Book: Great American Translators with Nobel Prize in Literature recipient Mario Vargas Llosa and his longtime Spanish-to-English translator, Edith Grossman. Throughout her celebrated career, Grossman has also translated works of other writers such as Gabriel Garcia MA!rquez, Mayra Montero and Miguel de Cervantes. Read full details here: loc.gov/item/prn-21-023/
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